Inns &
Facilities

Enjoy deep relaxation in two spacious open-air baths (gender-separated by time, open 24 hours a day) and a large indoor bath.
The ryokan offers 53 guest rooms, each reflecting the traditional character of Shinshu (former name for Nagano Prefecture).
Dinner features an elegant kaiseki-style meal made with seasonal mountain ingredients. A traditional Japanese breakfast is served the following morning.

A wide variety of accommodation plans are available.
With 54 guest rooms, the hotel is well suited for large groups and parties.
Guests are welcomed with carefully prepared cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients, including Shinshu beef, Azumino herb-fed chicken, and locally grown Koshihikari rice.

This ryokan is popular for its three private open-air baths, available free of charge, without reservation, and open 24 hours a day (for overnight guests only).
It is the only inn in Shirahone Onsen to offer guest rooms overlooking the Yugawa mountain stream.
Recommended rooms in the main building feature traditional horigotatsu seating in winter, creating a cozy, highly private atmosphere for a relaxing stay.

The spacious mixed-gender open-air bath is available 24 hours a day (separate entrances for men and women).
With 24 guest rooms, a variety of accommodation plans are available to suit different group sizes and budgets.
Seasonal cuisine is served in semi-private dining spaces, offering a refined and memorable dining experience.

A quiet ryokan offering simple, heartfelt hospitality for true hot spring enthusiasts.
The ryokan offers 28 guest rooms. Breakfast features Onsen-gayu, rice porridge known for warming the body and supporting digestive health.
Enjoy the inn's signature hot spring water, renowned for its silky smooth texture and gentle feel on the skin.

Enjoy the open-air stone bath with panoramic views of the surrounding nature, and the milky, free-flowing hot spring waters. With 30 guest rooms, this ryokan is very popular for couples or trips with close friends, and rooms with private hinoki (cypress) baths overlooking the scenery are especially popular. Enjoy seasonal dishes that feature local ingredients, such as Shinshu salmon and wild mountain vegetables.

A long-established ryokan that preserves the refined atmosphere of Shirahone Onsen once cherished by writers and artists.
With 11 guest rooms, it is an ideal retreat for guests seeking rest and renewal.
Enjoy slow food prepared with homegrown organic vegetables and locally sourced Shinshu meats, fish, and wild mountain vegetables.

A secluded inn surrounded by tranquil birch forests, offering a peaceful escape from the everyday bustle.
With 10 guest rooms—including 3 special rooms and 3 detached cottages—the inn provides an intimate and relaxing stay.
Meals are served in private partitioned dining rooms or in the traditional irori hearth room (reservation required).
Enjoy creative cuisine featuring local specialties, seasonal ingredients from the mountains and rivers unique to Shirahone Onsen.

Fresh onsen water gently releases bubbles that envelop the body, offering a truly distinctive bathing experience.
The ryokan is known for its clean facilities and abundant supply of hot spring water.
It offers 39 guest rooms, including traditional Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms with beds, and rooms with private open-air baths.
Dinner features Shinshu soba noodles, and breakfast features Onsen-gayu, rice porridge cooked with hot spring water.

A ryokan that evokes the nostalgic atmosphere of traditional hot spring culture.
Though small in scale, it is known for its attentive, warm-hearted service.
With 11 guest rooms, the inn is popular with solo female travelers and families with young children.
A rare funtokyū (hot spring mound) is displayed on the premises and is well worth a visit.