HOTEL ROUTE-INN KOMAGANE INTER ★★★

"It was absolutely wonderful. The staff were all very kind and helpful. I especially appreciated having a large public bath. It really helped me relax and recover from my fatigue."

Komagane Premont Hotel ★★

"Reasonable price"

Komagane Kogen Resort Linx ★★★

"The food was 100% satisfying for both breakfast and dinner. Unfortunately, the interior is quite old. The dark atmosphere of the entrance and reception is a flaw."

Suzuranso ★★

"I stayed here to climb Mt. Kisokoma. The bus terminal was a short drive away, and the highway interchange was nearby, so the location was excellent. The hotel seemed to be focusing on efficiency. The food was simple, but I guess you could expect that. The hot spring was comfortable, so I could stay in for a long time, and there were no other people bathing, so it was very pleasant."

Retama Camp Forest

Futari Shizuka ★★★★

"Amazing hotel, with classic high level Japanese service and great meals during our stay. Highly recommend if you want to have a real and luxury Japanese experience."

Hotel Yamabuki ★★★

"It's a 2-3 minute drive from Kozenji Temple, a famous spot for weeping cherry blossoms and the temple where the Hayataro legend takes place. We arrived at Hotel Yamabuki, our lodging for the night. Our guest room was an ordinary Japanese-style room, but from the window we could see the beautiful Central Alps mountain range, which I think is the mountain just before Komagatake. The next morning was a clear day, and the clear blue sky and the remaining snow sparkling made for a magnificent view. The food was also excellent. The dining area was a private room with a hearth, which created an outstanding atmosphere in itself. Dinner was called "Irori Kaiseki" and, like breakfast, it was a delicious meal centered around locally produced ingredients."

Komagane Green Hotel ★★

"It's barely habitable, like a guesthouse from the 1990s. But if you're going to climb Komagane, there aren't many options in the city."

Yuyado Nakayama ★★★

"I stayed in a room called Kajitsuan Kiri. It was a small inn, but the rooms were spacious and clean, and there was an open-air hot spring bath on the veranda. The dinner and breakfast were both substantial and delicious, and in terms of food I preferred it to the Sierra Resort Hakuba the day before. In Japan, I feel that smaller, established inns are often superior to larger, high-end hotels. The next morning, I walked up the slope in front of the inn to Suganodai Bus Center, the base for Senjojiki Cirque. It was a convenient 5-minute drive. As it is a popular inn, I think it is necessary to make a reservation by phone in advance."