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Our top choices for Narai-juku ryokans

A spacious interior with wooden beams, multiple dining tables, and hanging light fixtures.

1. BYAKU Narai

Shiojiri

Arianna

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A tranquil indoor pool with a waterfall feature, surrounded by lush greenery visible through large windows.

2. Onsen Lodge Watari

Matsumoto

Florent

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden deck, a small pool, and a glass-enclosed area with a bamboo rake.

3. Kiso Mikawaya

Kiso

siahvash

30 Oct - 31 Oct

A room with a large window overlooking a body of water and distant mountains during sunset.

4. Kamisuwa Onsen Hotel Shinyu

Kamisuwa Onsen

aude

18 Nov - 19 Nov

A hot tub with a view of a lake and mountains.

5. Sui Suwako

Kamisuwa Onsen

Anonymous traveller

5 Nov - 6 Nov

A stone wall with a water feature in a room with large windows.

6. Kamikochi Hotel

Matsumoto

CHUN SING

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A traditional Japanese onsen with a clear pool, wooden buildings, and cherry blossoms.

7. Awanoyu

Matsumoto

Mark

15 Nov - 16 Nov

A hot spring area with large rocks and a sign in Japanese.

8. Suzuranso

Komagane

Paul W

2 Nov - 3 Nov

A traditional Japanese-style interior with tatami flooring, a wooden interior, and a view of a garden with a small pond.

9. Hamanoyu

Kamisuwa Onsen

Veronica

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A traditional Japanese onsen with wooden interiors, a hot spring bath, and a tatami mat seating area.

10. Shibu no Yu

Kamisuwa Onsen

Alan

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A modern restaurant with wooden beams, a buffet area, and a counter with various food items.

11. KKR Suwakoso

Kamisuwa Onsen

Dan

25 Oct - 26 Oct

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Top Narai-juku Hotel Reviews

BYAKU Narai

10/10 Excellent

"A real honor to be able to experience this ryokan ! The room had a private Onsen which was already full and ready for us to use when we arrived. Everything was clean and comfortable The food and breakfast also very delicious So lucky we got to stay here during our trip and we experienced Narai Juku before all tourists came to sight see . Certainly a highlight"

Kiso Mikawaya

10/10 Excellent

"Great place. As billed. Food was meh. Onsen was fantastic. If you’re a guy, you get access to a big barrel sauna. If you’re a gal, you’re out of luck—their culture, their rules. Nice place though. Great rooms, any amenities you can imagine available for use—robes, slippers, air purifiers, humidifiers, even little bitty crocs for kids. Good location, short stroll to Kozenji Temple. Overall I’d recommend it."

Shirafune Grand Hotel

8/10 Good

"If you want a traditional Japanese experience and get away from the main towns, then this hotel is for you. Yes, you can take the Western rooms, but the Japanese rooms will give you a better local vibe. If you take the breakfast and dinner option, then be prepared not to eat anything else. They supply yukata's and belts and you'll feel more comfortable being in traditional garb. It's a slog out and back to Matsumoto, so just make that a one-off day trip. Hirayu is much closer (15-mins) now the tunnel is open, but that only really swings in peak season. There are walks everywhere. For the more adventurous the start of one of the Mt Yuke Duke (volcano) walks is about 20 mins away on the old 158. It's a 7 hour round trip up and down. Plan to start at say 7-8am. Parking is limited, but they will always find you a spot and bring your car to you."

Onsen Lodge Watari

10/10 Excellent

"This place had the feel of a "best-kept-secret"; gem-of-a-find type place. Everything about staying there was fascinating. As the management, to their credit, explicitly warns on their listings, the structure is old and rustic. But this wasn't a deterrent in any way, it adds to the charm and they do an excellent job keeping it clean, well maintained and accommodating. As a westerner looking to explore some backwaters parts of Japan and stay in a traditional Onsen ryokan that is not a tourist trap, this was the perfect best-of-both-worlds fit. The manager spoke good English and was helpful so that there was no confusion or culture shock, but none of the authenticity was compromised. I would certainly stay there again, even go out of my way again - drive up to the mountains - in order to stay there if overnighting en route to or from Tokyo southward."

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