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Snow Monkey Lodge - Hostel

Yamanouchi

26 July - 27 July

YADOYA GONDO aioi

Nagano

Monica

16 July - 17 July

Mash Café & Bed NAGANO - Hostel

Minaminagano

Danielle

20 July - 21 July

Dot Hostel Nagano

Nagano

Arata

16 July - 17 July

Little Japan Echigo

Yuzawa

Abhijit

14 Aug - 15 Aug

Guest House Kura - Hostel

Suzaka

Kedar

21 July - 22 July

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Kanbayashi Hotel Senjukaku

10/10 Excellent

"Loved our experience here! The staff was very friendly and helpful. Would recommend booking with the half board plan so that you have breakfast AND dinner included as dinner options in the area are scare from what we observed. Meals were delicious. 30 min walk to snow monkey park - and the walk is stunning. Both the public onsen and both private onsens at the hotel were wonderful. Would stay here again!"

Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"I loved the onsite Onsen and style of traditional Japanese hotel rooms. The staff was very nice and helpful! Amenities were great! Beautiful hotel room view! The only downside is that the hotel is located on the outskirts of Nagano, so plan ahead as it’s not easy to reach via walking. Shuttle buses are readily available however to help get around."

Kamei no Yu

8/10 Good

"This was a pretty cool stay. It really feels like your at a traditional style Japanese Inn! We did both of the private onsens and they were awesome; One option is a wooden bath and the other is a stone bath, both options have an indoor and outdoor bath. It rained on our visit to the outdoor stone bath and it was a great experience, they supply hats for the rain too if you want. We also did the breakfast and dinners. You get a lot of food for both, so make sure you're hungry, the food is pretty good though! When it comes to downsides: I don't know if this is everyone else's experience, but when we arrived we were sat down and asked a bunch of questions about our stay (dinner and onsen reservation details, a survey about our stay, etc..) I understand that they need this info, but it was kind of a lot after our train journey when we just wanted to get in and relax. I sort of feel like it could have just been a single paper in your room to fill out and bring to the front or something. I also don't love being locked into times for things, and here you set your time for breakfast, dinner, and onsens. Again, it makes sense that they do this, and it's not a big problem, just something to note if you're planning on staying here! The only other minor downsides are that the shower head kind of sucked lol (water spraying out practically sideways, making it hard to get in the water), and the AC units were quite loud/annoying."

Shibu Onsen Sakaeya

10/10 Excellent

"This traditional ryotan was wonderful. It was a blend of traditional Japanese with modern updates. We booked a suite that had western beds and a private onsen. Our sons shared a smaller room with tatami mats. We selected the traditional dinner and breakfast which were wonderful experiences. If you do not like traditional Japanese food you may not like the meal option. The service was great and staff helpful, despite some language limitations. It was very conveniently located near the train station and monkey park. They provided shuttles services which we found helpful."

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Number of reviews	245
Accommodation	15 Hostels
Lowest Price	AU$59
Highest Price	AU$132

Frequently asked questions

Should I stay in a hostel in Yamanouchi?

By choosing a hostel, you can cut your spending on accommodations and save more of your budget for exploring during your trip. You can enjoy activities like skiing, and the hot springs create an appealing natural setting.

What is a hostel?

No two hostels look the same, but these dorm-style accommodations all have shared rooms (though many hostels offer private room options too), budget-friendly prices and a social environment.

What are the best hostels in Yamanouchi?

Based on our customers' reviews, these Yamanouchi hostels have the best ratings: Snow Monkey Lodge - Hostel - Located steps from Yudanaka Hot Spring. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, free parking and a bar. You'll find towels, showers and hairdryers in all rooms. ZEN Hostel - Located within a 5-minute walk of Yudanaka Hot Spring. You can take advantage of free Wi-Fi and free parking, as well as laundry facilities. You'll find towels, showers and bed sheets in all rooms. Guest House Honami-Kaido - Hostel - You can take advantage of free Wi-Fi and free parking, as well as a TV in a common area. You'll find towels, showers and coffee/tea makers in all rooms.

When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Yamanouchi?

Good weather's definitely a plus when you're discovering new places, so here's a little information about the local climate: The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 21°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 0°C. The rainiest months in Yamanouchi are July, December, January and August, with each month seeing an average of 255 mm of rainfall.

What is there to see and do in Yamanouchi?

Generally, Yamanouchi is known for its skiing, hot springs and mountain views. Major attractions include Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort. Get out into nature with places such as Jigokudani Monkey Park, Ryuoo Ski Park and Shibu. Cultural attractions include Shiga Kogan Nature Conservation Center, Sake Storehouse and Museum and Hokusai Museum.

What's the best way to get to and around Yamanouchi while staying at a hostel?

Keep this information about transit options in and around Yamanouchi on hand to make the most of your stay: You can search for flights to the nearest airport, which is Matsumoto (MMJ-Shinshu - Matsumoto), 51.9 mi (83.6 km) away from the city centre. After you've arrived, you may want to use public transport during your trip. If you're hoping to see more of the surrounding area, head over to Yudanaka Station to take a train.

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Kanbayashi Hotel Senjukaku

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Hotel JAL City Nagano

Shibu Onsen KOKUYA

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Kamei no Yu

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