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A modern interior with a wooden table, seating, and large windows.

A traditional Japanese interior with wooden flooring, a tatami mat, a low table, and a chair.

A spacious interior with wooden beams, multiple dining tables, and hanging light fixtures.

A traditional Japanese-style bedroom with tatami flooring, a low wooden bed, a futon sofa, and sliding shoji doors.

1. BYAKU Narai

Shiojiri

$826

$909 total

Nov 11 - Nov 12

A stone-tiled hot spring area with a wooden fence, a lantern, and a wooden bench.

A reception area with a wooden counter, two wooden stools, framed pictures on the wall, and a poster on the right.

A public restroom with wooden partitions, a tiled floor, and a brick wall.

A multi-story hotel with a modern design, featuring a prominent entrance and signage.

2. Dormy Inn Matsumoto Natural Hot Spring

Matsumoto

$116

$129 total

Nov 3 - Nov 4

A hotel entrance with a staircase leading up to the door, a covered porch, and a wooden fence.

A buffet with various dishes and drinks.

A wooden deck with two wooden chairs and a small table, surrounded by a white planter and a wooden fence.

A room with a large window overlooking a mountainous landscape, two wooden chairs, and a television on a wooden cabinet.

3. Matsumoto Hotel Kagetsu

Matsumoto

$164

$185 total

Nov 18 - Nov 19

An indoor swimming pool with wooden walls and a green wall with a waterfall feature.

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low table, and a sofa with cushions.

A traditional wooden interior with a stone-tiled floor, a wooden bench, and a glass door leading to an outdoor garden.

A room with a wooden floor, two sofas, a bench, and a table with a vase.

4. Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu

Kiso

A modern hotel lobby with a sofa, a flat-screen TV, a reception desk, and a wooden reception area.

A modern elevator area with wooden paneling and a digital floor indicator.

The exterior of Iroha Grand Hotel with a patterned facade, large glass doors, and a visible interior with seating and tables.

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, and a shelf with books and decorative items.

5. Iroha Grand Hotel

Matsumoto

$84

$93 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A hotel building with a large glass facade, a prominent 'Hotel Buena Vista' sign, and two Christmas trees in front.

A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, multiple seating areas, and a reception desk.

A buffet with various food items and beverages, including fruits, salads, and pastries, in a modern hotel setting with large windows and a bright interior.

A bar with purple chairs and a city view at night.

6. Hotel Buena Vista

Matsumoto

$97

$117 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A modern building with large glass windows, a curved roof, and a paved entrance area with rocks and plants.

A buffet with various food items and a coffee station.

A modern lobby with a large sectional sofa, pendant lighting, and a view of the street outside.

An indoor swimming pool with a glass wall and a metal railing.

7. Tabino Hotel Matsumoto

Matsumoto

$121

$133 total

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A traditional Japanese onsen with a hot spring surrounded by snow-covered rocks and trees.

A room with a wooden bathtub, large windows, and a view of autumn foliage and mountains.

A room with a large window offering a view of a mountainous landscape with autumn foliage. Inside, there is a wooden desk with a lamp, a chair, and various items on the desk.

A traditional Japanese building with a tiled roof, surrounded by rocks and trees with autumn foliage.

8. Takumi no Yado Miyama Ouan

Takayama

$259

$292 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A long, narrow hotel corridor with doors on both sides, numbered 517 and 511.

A hotel room with a bed, a desk, a chair, a small table, a kettle, a TV, and a window with curtains.

A parking area with bicycles, a building entrance, and a staircase.

9. Ace Inn Matsumoto

Matsumoto

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden structure, a hot spring surrounded by rocks, and a view of snow-covered trees and buildings in the background.

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low table with cushions, a television, and sliding doors.

A spacious living area with large windows, a sofa, a coffee table, and a fireplace.

A room with a view of mountains, a wooden railing, and a sandy floor.

10. Ryokan Sansui

Takayama

$151

$186 total

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden pavilion and large rocks surrounding a small pool of water.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami mats, a low table with woven mats, and sliding doors with frosted glass panels.

A traditional Japanese onsen with wooden walls and a stone bathtub.

A room with a large window overlooking a garden, a wooden bench, a small table with a vase, and a sign indicating a public bath.

11. Okada Ryokan Warakutei

Takayama

$225

$274 total

Oct 29 - Oct 30

A buffet area with various food stations and a drink bar in the background.

A multi-story hotel with a prominent 'Richmond Hotel' sign.

A spacious lobby with a fireplace, seating area, and a staircase.

A modern hotel room with a kitchenette, a round dining table, and a large window.

12. Richmond Hotel Matsumoto

Matsumoto

$67

$81 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A spa area with a wooden interior, a large window, and a view of the outdoors.

A wooden deck with a hot tub, a wooden fence, and a small wooden structure with a sign.

A cozy room with wooden walls and ceiling, a sofa, a table, and a hammock outside the glass door.

A room with a view of a mountain and forest.

13. Tsutaya Tokinoyado Kazari

Kiso

A reception area with a brick wall backdrop and a receptionist.

A modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, dark and light tiled walls, and a visible handrail.

A hotel room with two beds, a TV, a coat rack, and framed pictures on the wall.

A laundry facility with two front-loading washing machines and a smaller dryer.

14. THE CELECTON Matsumoto

Matsumoto

$54

$59 total

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A hotel reception area with a blue-lit counter, a mounted television, and a glass entrance leading outside.

A modern dining area with multiple tables and chairs, large windows with a view of the street, and a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall.

A modern elevator area with marble walls, multiple elevators, and digital displays.

A hotel room with two beds, a window with curtains, a wall-mounted clock, and a shelf with amenities.

15. Toyoko Inn Matsumoto-eki Higashi-guchi

Matsumoto

$60

$66 total

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A traditional Japanese onsen with a wooden deck, large rocks, and a building in the background.

A wooden interior with a hot spring bath, wooden walls, and a view of greenery outside.

A hotel with a modern design, surrounded by lush greenery and mountains.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, chairs, a television, and a large window with a view of trees.

16. Okuhida Garden Hotel Yakedake

Takayama

$126

$155 total

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A traditional Japanese-style building with a tiled exterior, a stone pathway, and a variety of plants and trees.

A view from a window overlooking a snowy landscape with bare trees and mountains in the background.

A traditional Japanese-style building with a snow-covered entrance and illuminated interior.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a shoji screen, and a view of autumn trees.

17. KAKUREAN HIDAJI - Adults Only

Takayama

A hotel with a covered outdoor seating area, multiple windows, and a tiled roof.

A spacious kitchen with a bar area, wooden furniture, and large windows offering a view of the outdoors.

A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low wooden bed with a futon, a chair, and a small table.

Two individuals in brown robes standing at a podium with a green, leafy background.

18. Morino Hotel

Kiso

$142

$156 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

A hot spring area with large rocks, a small pool, and a wooden structure.

A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table with cushions, and a view of mountains through large windows.

A hotel with a covered entrance, a bell tower, and a mountain backdrop.

19. TAOYA Kisoji

Nagiso

$296

$326 total

Nov 19 - Nov 20

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Top landmarks in Narai-juku

Nakamura House

If museums are on your list of things to see in Narai-juku, then you might want to head to Nakamura House. If you want to see more of the museums in Narai-juku, you can easily walk to Narakawa Museum of History and Folklore.

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Urushi Art Hanaikada

If museums are on your list of things to see, then you might want to head to Urushi Art Hanaikada, located in the heart of Narai-juku.If you want to see more of the museums in Narai-juku, you can easily walk to Nakamura House or Narakawa Museum of History and Folklore.

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Narai-juku Historical Village

The center of Narai-juku is home to cultural attractions like Narai-juku Historical Village, so you might want to stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Narai-juku has to offer, head to Yabuhara Kogen Ski Area, Nakamura House, and Niekawa Sekisyo Kiso Kokokan.

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Narakawa Museum of History and Folklore

Narakawa Museum of History and Folklore is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from central Narai-juku, why not stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Narai-juku has to offer, head to Yabuhara Kogen Ski Area, Nakamura House, and Narai-juku Historical Village.

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Two Hundred Jizo Statues

Two Hundred Jizo Statues is in the heart of Narai-juku, so why not stop by during your stay.

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Old Nakasendo Cedar Avenue

Old Nakasendo Cedar Avenue is in the heart of Narai-juku, so why not stop by during your stay.

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Chin Shrine

Chin Shrine is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from central Narai-juku, why not stop by during your stay.

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Kamitoiya Historical Museum

The center of Narai-juku is home to cultural attractions like Kamitoiya Historical Museum, so you might want to stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Narai-juku has to offer, head to Yabuhara Kogen Ski Area, Nakamura House, and Narai-juku Historical Village.

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Learn more about Narai-juku

Narai-juku is applauded for its cultural attractions such as Narai-juku Historical Village and Nakamura House.

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A traditional Japanese village with wooden buildings, stone steps, and a mountain in the background.

Check out reviews of Narai-juku hotels guests love

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"

Kiso Mikawaya

10/10 Excellent

"Great place. As billed. Food was meh. Onsen was fantastic. If you’re a guy, you get access to a big barrel sauna. If you’re a gal, you’re out of luck—their culture, their rules. Nice place though. Great rooms, any amenities you can imagine available for use—robes, slippers, air purifiers, humidifiers, even little bitty crocs for kids. Good location, short stroll to Kozenji Temple. Overall I’d recommend it."

yama-niwa-INN - Hostel

10/10 Excellent

"Everything was very clean and the staff were helpful in checking me in. I let them know in advance I would be late and they guided me. It was also useful to have a convenience store nearby."

Hotel Route Inn Court Ina

8/10 Good

"Perfectly adequate for our needs. No frills but usual amenities available, clean, and staff were helpful."

Shirafune Grand Hotel

8/10 Good

"If you want a traditional Japanese experience and get away from the main towns, then this hotel is for you. Yes, you can take the Western rooms, but the Japanese rooms will give you a better local vibe. If you take the breakfast and dinner option, then be prepared not to eat anything else. They supply yukata's and belts and you'll feel more comfortable being in traditional garb. It's a slog out and back to Matsumoto, so just make that a one-off day trip. Hirayu is much closer (15-mins) now the tunnel is open, but that only really swings in peak season. There are walks everywhere. For the more adventurous the start of one of the Mt Yuke Duke (volcano) walks is about 20 mins away on the old 158. It's a 7 hour round trip up and down. Plan to start at say 7-8am. Parking is limited, but they will always find you a spot and bring your car to you."

Onsen Lodge Watari

10/10 Excellent

"This place had the feel of a "best-kept-secret"; gem-of-a-find type place. Everything about staying there was fascinating. As the management, to their credit, explicitly warns on their listings, the structure is old and rustic. But this wasn't a deterrent in any way, it adds to the charm and they do an excellent job keeping it clean, well maintained and accommodating. As a westerner looking to explore some backwaters parts of Japan and stay in a traditional Onsen ryokan that is not a tourist trap, this was the perfect best-of-both-worlds fit. The manager spoke good English and was helpful so that there was no confusion or culture shock, but none of the authenticity was compromised. I would certainly stay there again, even go out of my way again - drive up to the mountains - in order to stay there if overnighting en route to or from Tokyo southward."

Candeo Hotels Chino

10/10 Excellent

"Around 1500 yen by taxi to get to the hotel from Chino stn"

Hotel Route - Inn Kamisuwa

10/10 Excellent

"good"

Morino Hotel

8/10 Good

"Our experience with this hotel was overall good! Staff was kind and friendly, facilities were a little dated and the lighting inside the room needs updating, pure white light is not the most pleasant, however the traditional Japanese bedroom experience was very cool! Breakfast was also awesome! That alone made this experience super cool!"

Frequently asked questions

What hotels do travelers recommend in Narai-juku?

Guests like BYAKU Narai, La Terra Narai and Onsen Lodge Watari.

Can I book a refundable accommodation in Narai-juku?

If you need the flexibility to change your plans to Narai-juku, most properties provide refundable* bookable rates. You can find these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.

What will the weather in Narai-juku be like during my visit?

August and July are typically the warmest months in Narai-juku when the average temp is 67°F. January and February are the coldest months when the average temperature is 30°F. July and October are the months with the most rain.

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