If you are looking for a place to stay in Nozawa Onsen where you can sing karaoke, how about this place? There is a karaoke facility in the banquet hall. You can also enjoy the hot spring water in a bath with Breathtaking view view, where the water 100% natural hot spring. As for the food, you can enjoy creative kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients. I highly recommend it.

Kyoto's Shukubo are open to the public, and the elegant gardens of Shogoin Temple attract the attention of tourists. It is also possible to stay overnight without meals, but please check with the lodging facility directly as this is a matter of consultation. Sanjusangendo Temple is within walking distance, and Heian Shrine and Ginkakuji Temple are also nearby. It is also wonderful to stroll around Higashiyama's Philosopher's Path and Shisendo Jozanji Temple, which have a stylish, wabi-sabi atmosphere.

Although reservations are required, the banquet hall has karaoke facilities, making it perfect for class reunions. The building has Japanese hearth and kotatsu tables in the winter, making it a recommended place to get together with club members for the first time in a while. There are also three soto-yu (public bathhouses) within a five-minute walk, so you can enjoy soto-yu.

This is Shukubo lodging, so it's cheap but safe to stay at. It's in a great location right next to Sanjusangendo Temple, and there are many sights to see in the surrounding area. Although it's Shukubo, it has the facilities of a Ryokan (Japanese inn). Since there are five of us, I think we'll have a 10-tatami Japanese-style room. The bathroom is also very clean. It's a lodging without meals, but since it's a rare opportunity, why not try the delicious breakfast at Shukubo lodging? It's a very clean place, so I'd recommend it for groups of women.

Kawaichiya Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located in the center of Nozawa Onsen hot spring town, and its folk art-style interior will make you feel relaxed. Although the inn does not have any facilities, it is close to the downtown area and there are many karaoke booths in the surrounding area, making it the perfect place to have fun after relaxing in the hot spring. It will surely be a memorable reunion. The location is also convenient for Visiting hot springs, a specialty of Nozawa Onsen, so both men and women can fully refresh themselves in the hot spring.

There aren't many inns in Nozawa Onsen that offer karaoke. You can sing karaoke at snack bars in hot spring town, but the "Kutsurogi no Yado Ikemoto" has karaoke facilities in the banquet hall, and you may be able to use the banquet hall for a group of about 10, so I recommend you inquire. I think you'll have a great time eating and singing karaoke in the banquet hall. If you want to sing more afterwards, it's a good idea to head out to hot spring hot spring town, as it's located close to the town.

It's a designer hotel, and depending on the day, you can stay for under 7,000 yen without meals. There is a Japanese-style room for the 5-person room you requested. It's also convenient because it's a 4-minute walk from Sanjo Station, so if you forget something at the tournament, you can go back and get it right away. I'm not sure if there is a full-length mirror, but please ask the hotel. They may be able to provide one for you.

Sakaya Ryokan (Japanese inn) has an open-air bath and a large public bath, and the water is good for the skin, so it's perfect for women. You can enjoy delicious food made with seasonal ingredients and relax in a comfortable room. There is also a karaoke room upon request, so you can enjoy the resort atmosphere. I'm sure it will be a fun reunion.

There is no karaoke, but since it is a hot spring town, there are many places nearby where you can sing karaoke, so how about this place for accommodation? There is a room that can accommodate 5 people, and the food is very delicious, using local seasonal ingredients boldly.

If you are looking for a large inn near Sanjusangendo Temple in Kyoto, I recommend "Ohara Onsen Yumoto Kyo no Minshuku Ohara no Sato." Although it is a private inn, it is no different from a regular Ryokan (Japanese inn). The bath is spacious and the rooms are also spacious. Please consider it.