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Our top choices for Ikenoshiri ryokans

A hallway with traditional Japanese architecture, including wooden beams and tatami flooring. There are signs indicating a spa and a women's section.

1. Kiso Mikawaya

Kiso

siahvash

HK$1,150 total

27 Nov - 28 Nov

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, a red chair, and a sliding door leading to a balcony.

2. Kamanuma Onsen Daikisen

Kiso

Angelina

HK$1,135 total

1 Dec - 2 Dec

A room with tatami mats, a wooden table with a teapot, and a view of a mountainous landscape through large windows.

3. Hotel Fukinomori

Nagiso

Tracey

HK$2,489 total

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a sliding door with a view of greenery, and a table with chairs.

4. Suzuranso

Komagane

Paul W

HK$1,384 total

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A wooden deck with a hot tub, a wooden chair, and a small tree.

5. BYAKU Narai

Shiojiri

Arianna

HK$5,967 total

6 Dec - 7 Dec

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Top Ikenoshiri Hotel Reviews

Kiso Mikawaya

8/10 Good

"The river view from the balcony was rewarding. The traditional Japanese floor plan was very nice. The breakfast selection was good. The onsen retreat was spectacular."

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"

Hotel Fukinomori

10/10 Excellent

"This was the perfect reward for reaching Tsumago after hiking from Magome on the Nakasendo. Nestled deep among tall trees, this property felt like a hidden sanctuary with its open air onsen, welcoming staff, and superb dining. Amin was exceptionally helpful during our dinner and the front desk went above and beyond to help us navigate an alternate path back to Tokyo after we found out all trains out of Nagiso were cancelled due to rain. We were looking for a room with meals, but left feeling recharged in body and soul."

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