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Myoko Accommodation: Akakura Onsen

There is a good range of accommodation within Akakura Onsen village, easy access to ski rentals and ski schools, along with a great variety of restaurants and bars. All these make Akakura the most popular area to stay in Myoko for foreign guests. Takeda Hotel and Senke Hotel are more traditional Japanese style offerings, whilst Wakui Hotel offers a mix of room styles, some of which include ensuites. Lodge Hunter has a great location right in the centre of the village with combination rooms and an in-house restaurant. Echo Hotel overlooks Akakura Onsen Ski Resort and offers a variety of room sizes in Japanese style. Wasabi Cabins (coming soon) offers excellent self contained Myoko accommodation options, whilst Refre Myoko (coming soon) is a small boutique hotel with an excellent location just off the main street of Akakura Onsen. If you are looking for ski-in, ski-out Myoko Kogen accommodation look no further than popular Hotel Alp Myoko (coming soon) or the neighbouring boutique lodge AIR Myoko (coming soon) that offer access to two resorts.

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Myoko Accommodation: Akakura Kanko

Most Akakura Kanko accommodation is a little further from the lifts than the accommodation in Akakura Onsen. However most are still walkable to the Akakura Kanko lifts or you can take the Mount Myoko Shuttle to various resorts. Guest House Bunk (aka Bonku or Bonk) is a bright and clean pension style guesthouse located near the Akakan (Akakura Kanko) Resort ski lifts. Myoko House is a comfortable 7 room lodge located just further below with a variety of different style rooms. Pension Fuyu is another small lodge owned by a lovely older local couple.

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Myoko Hotels: Ikenotaira Onsen Accommodation

Ikenotaira Onsen is becoming an increasingly popular place to stay for foreign visitors. There are a handful of nice restaurants and a large onsen complex with gift shop and restaurant. Resort Project Myoko is a comfortable Ikenotaira Onsen hotel run by the same family who own the unique and well reviewed Park Lodge Sekine. The Japanese style rooms are very large with a traditional low table and floor seating on the tatami mats. Park Lodge Sekine is unique Myoko accommodation in Ikenotaira Onsen. The lodge is an old sake brewery building relocated and transformed into an inn where guests can feel like they have stepped into a time gone past.

Also check: Yado Brodiaea | Lime Resort | Cafe Cerisier | Lodge Amenou

Myoko Hotels: Suginohara Accommodation

Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort is regarded as one of Japan’s top ski areas and boasts some of Japan’s longest ski trails. Suginosawa Village is quite quiet at night. There are daytime shuttles available to nearby resorts.

Sora Tobu Usagi Myoko

Sora Tobu Usagi is a very popular choice in ski in, ski out Myoko Suginohara accommodation. This inn offers comfortable and affordable Suginohara Ski Resort accommodation with a fantastic location right in the middle of the Myoko Suginohara ski area trails, with one of the chairlifts going almost past the window. Rooms feature a tatami (woven-straw) floor, a low table with seating cushions and traditional futon bedding. Bathroom facilities are shared & coin-operated laundry facilities are available. For dinner, Sora Tobu Usagi Myoko offers an optional Japanese or Western meal at their in-house restaurant. They also offer some self-contained Myoko Kogen accommodation which would be ideal for a family or small group of friends. Rates start from a very low ¥3,000 per person, per night. See reviews for Sora Tobu Usagi Myoko

Also check: Gozan Lodge | Lodge Drifter | Ryokan Tabataya | Red Fox

Myoko Accommodation: Seki Onsen

Seki Onsen Village is unique, surrounded by traditional streets of days gone by and dotted with onsen hotsprings. So after spending a great day in the Seki powder, guests can relax in body and spirit with a soak in the onsen. Being only a small village there are limited Seki Onsen accommodation options & places to eat.

Yama no Yu Sekizen

Yama No Yu Sekizan is a simple choice in Myoko hotels – a small family lodge just a very easy walk from the Seki Onsen lifts. They offer simple Japanese rooms and baths/shower are available at the in-house onsen. Inclusive packages including dinner are available. Rates at Yama No Yu Sekizan start from ¥5,400 per person, per night (twin room) inc. breakfast. See Yama no Yu Sekizen reviews

Also check: Kyukamura | Hotel Iwatoya

Myoko Onsen Accommodation

Myoko Onsen is a very short drive or shuttle from Myoko Kogen Station. Local buses run from nearby to four resort areas. The surrounding area has a couple of small restaurants open at night.

Myoko Ryokan Kofukan

Kofukan Ryokan was opened in 2004 featuring large rooms, wonderful relaxing hotsprings, discount ski lift tickets and marvellous views of Mt. Myoko. For dinner Kofukan offers an optional multi-course Japanese dinner for guests. A free shuttle is available on weekdays only to/from Akakura Ski Resort and Ikenotaira Ski Resort. Kofukan Ryokan Myoko offers friendly service (in English), great food and reasonable tariffs, starting from ¥7,900 per person, per night (twin room) inc. breakfast. One child under 2 years stays free of charge when using existing beds. A great choice in Myoko hotels.

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