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Our top choices for Nozawaonsen pensions

1. Resort Inn Murata

Resort Inn Murata
2.5 star property
Iiyama
7.0 out of 10, Good, (16 reviews)
"Liked the traditional Japanese hotel style, as well as the onset which was very hot and was much needed after a day of skiing. Staff was very accommodating and helpful when needed"
Canada
Damien
The price is £70
additional charges may apply
16 Nov - 17 Nov
Resort Inn Murata

2. Petit Hotel Kazekozou

Petit Hotel Kazekozou
3.0 star property
Shinano
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (9 reviews)
"The place is great."
United States
Regis
The price is £107
additional charges may apply
17 Nov - 18 Nov
Petit Hotel Kazekozou

3. Pension Petite House For You

Pension Petite House For You
2.5 star property
Myoko
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (19 reviews)
"Fantastic hosts, great meals and welcoming home Thoroughly recommend"
Australia
Anonymous traveller
The price is £75
24 Nov - 25 Nov
Pension Petite House For You

4. Allumeur

Allumeur
2.5 star property
Minamiuonuma
8.4 out of 10, Very good, (41 reviews)
"Great place, great service and great food!"
United States
Jackson
The price is £75
22 Nov - 23 Nov
Allumeur

5. Lodge Oakland

Lodge Oakland
2.5 star property
Shinano
7.2 out of 10, Good, (5 reviews)
"接客が微妙でした。 人の話を聞かず、一方的に怒られました。 ロビーは、おしゃれですが部屋は値段なりです。 でも広さは十分で、掃除も行き届いてます。"
Japan
Anonymous traveller
The price is £73
additional charges may apply
16 Nov - 17 Nov
Lodge Oakland
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Learn more about Nozawaonsen

Soak in the 13 public hot springs scattered throughout this traditional village, where locals welcome you to join their centuries-old swimming rituals. Winter visitors can ski uncrowded slopes at the family-owned resort, while summer travellers hike mountain trails to find hidden waterfalls and wild mushrooms.

A snowy ski slope with people snowboarding and skiing, surrounded by snow-covered trees and a clear sky.
Photo by Nozawa Onsen Tourism Association
Open Photo by Nozawa Onsen Tourism Association