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Recommended hotels with open-air baths in Nozawa Onsen
I'm planning to go to Nozawa Onsen in March when it gets a little warmer. I want to take a bath in an open-air bath, so I'm looking for a recommended inn with an open-air bath.
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5Man/13 The people
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This inn is located on a hill in Nozawa Onsen Village. The lobby is impressive with its amber light and green trees. There are also separate open-air baths for men and women with Breathtaking view overlooking the hot springs and Nozawa Onsen town. You can enjoy the open-air baths with Breathtaking view views, where you can feel the changing of the seasons, and the large baths with tatami mats for washing. As for food, you can eat kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using Shinshu premium beef and other ingredients. The fried rock trout, which can only be eaten here, is particularly delicious.うまき's answer (Posted on:2021/9/16)
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The hot springs and the food that made use of local seasonal ingredients were great.
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Nozawa Grand Hotel offers hot springs from two different sources. You can enjoy the hot springs in the open-air bath with a great view, the tatami bath, and the private open-air bath. The food was rustic, local cuisine made with delicious seasonal local ingredients, and it looked beautiful and was not too salty, just the right amount of flavor.ゆうてん's answer (Posted on:2021/3/13)
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Breathtaking view open-air bath with a panoramic view of Nozawa Onsen town
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This is a free-flowing hot spring that draws on the two springs that represent Nozawa, "Mayu" and "Osakama." From the open-air observation bath, you can look down at the hot spring town and experience a refreshing feeling. The indoor bath is lined with tatami mats and feels warm. You can also enjoy Breathtaking view from the rooms with open-air baths. For meals, you can enjoy "hometown cuisine" made with seasonal ingredients.Behind The Line's answer (Posted on:2020/4/19)
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A hotel where you can enjoy two hot springs and an open-air bath with a great view
- I recommend Nozawa Grand Hotel, which has hot springs from two sources and an open-air bath. The view from the open-air observation bath is great, and if you go outside of winter, you can also use the private open-air bath surrounded by greenery, which is closed in winter.あーぽん's answer (Posted on:2019/10/17)
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You can eat Nagano's local cuisine!
- The view of the rustic mountain village and the beneficial natural hot springs are available 24 hours a 100% natural hot spring, and you can bathe whenever you like. The food is rustic, local cuisine that values seasonal local ingredients. The food was delicious. It's a bit of a walk, but the view from the outdoor bath was also amazing.アヤリリス's answer (Posted on:2019/10/14)
4Man/13 The people
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Enjoy natural hot springs and Nagano gourmet food
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This hotel offers high-quality natural hot spring water from its own source in Nozawa Onsen, and is highly recommended as it has a wide range of baths, including open-air baths and private baths. In the winter, you can enjoy bath to view the snow is very atmospheric. For meals, we ate a lot of local Nagano delicacies, such as horse sashimi, Nozawana, and Shinshu beef, and our stomachs were full.わらびもち's answer (Posted on:2021/6/14)
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Enjoy a relaxing open-air bath while admiring the natural beauty
- This is a hotel with a laid-back atmosphere. I visited in early summer, so I didn't see the scenery in March, but in early summer, the lush greenery of the open-air bath garden was right in front of me, and I enjoyed it with a refreshing feeling. I only used the large public bath, but there was also a private open-air bath, and there are also rooms with open-air baths. At night, the lit-up trees were fantastic. Both dinner and breakfast were made with lots of local ingredients, and I enjoyed the Nozawana greens to my heart's content. The Japanese-style rooms in the new building were simple, yet neat and clean, and I was able to relax there. There are no play elements, but I recommend it for those who want to spend a relaxing time at the inn.くまたんさん's answer (Posted on:2021/2/ 1)
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A great hotel in Nozawa Onsen.
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Most of the inns in Nozawa Onsen are small, bed and breakfast-like, but this is probably the nicest hotel. They also have the open-air bath that I wanted. The spring quality was good, and the bath was very satisfying. The food was mainly local, and I enjoyed the deep-fried sweetfish, chicken hotpot, and earthenware pot.ササラ's answer (Posted on:2020/2/29)
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There is an open-air bath where the color of the water changes depending on the season and time.
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Nozawa Onsen Hotel has several baths where you can enjoy 100% natural hot spring. In the open-air bath, you can enjoy the change in color of the water depending on the season and time of day. There is also a cypress open-air bath, which is lit up at night and has a great atmosphere.茜茜茜's answer (Posted on:2019/10/18)
2Man/13 The people
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You can alternate between the open-air bath and sauna.
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It's rare to find a hotel with a sauna in Nozawa Onsen, but Ryokan (Japanese inn) Sakaya has a sauna and a cold bath next to the open-air bath. You can leave the sauna, enter the cold bath, return to the open-air bath, sauna and cold bath in a smooth flow that will completely tone up your flabby body. Just relaxing in the large public bath and gazing at the construction techniques of the palace carpenters in the bathtub will take you into a nostalgic world. The meal was a Japanese banquet with a focus on local dishes according to the season, and we enjoyed Shinshu soba, Nozawana and local sake.Shinryuken's answer (Posted on:2022/1/31)
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There is an open-air bath with a sauna and a cold bath.
- In addition to the large public bath with the atmosphere of a traditional bathhouse, there is an open-air bath, a sauna and a cold bath, so you can relax in the open-air bath after using the sauna. You can also request a massage service after the bath. Dinner is original Shinshu Japanese cuisine made with local seasonal ingredients, and there is also a plan to enjoy a slightly luxurious meal. This Ryokan (Japanese inn) is a 3-minute walk from Nozawa Onsen Station, and is conveniently located for Visiting hot springs. In spring, you can enjoy a pleasant Visiting hot springs in a yukata and geta.RRgypsies's answer (Posted on:2019/12/21)
4. Sumiyosiya
2Man/13 The people
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A retro-style inn in Nozawa Onsen
- "Sumiyoshiya" is a Nozawa Onsen inn where you can enjoy free-flowing hot spring water that gushes out from the source on the premises. The building retains the retro atmosphere of the Meiji and Taisho periods, allowing you to fully experience the atmosphere of a traditional hot spring. In the open-air bath, you can relax in a rustic rock bath made of natural stones.ほっこり法師's answer (Posted on:2020/7/28)
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An open-air hot spring bath that gushes out from within the grounds
- The inn is proud of its open-air baths with 90℃ spring water that gushes out from two locations on the inn grounds. The baths are cooled by the wind without adding water, giving them a variety of health benefits. The open-air baths are made of rocks. They are recommended for their quiet and relaxing nature.あやこさん's answer (Posted on:2019/10/14)
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