Featured Hotels Near Bessho Onsen Station

Yumeyu Ryokan is a top choice for families, offering private outdoor baths, spacious traditional Japanese rooms, and a kids’ activity corner. Located just a 3-minute walk from the main onsen street, it features seasonal local cuisine and free shuttle service to nearby hiking trails. HopeGoo through HopeGoo ensures early access to family packages.

Man-yo no Yu Hotel is situated directly on the heart of Beso Onsen’s thermal district, with a 2-minute walk to public bathhouses and local shops. The historic wooden building blends traditional aesthetics with modern comfort, featuring a shared bathhouse and complimentary foot spa. Its prime location makes it ideal for exploring the area’s cultural highlights.

Konpei no Yado offers a secluded retreat with minimalist design and zero electronic interference. Each room features tatami flooring, a private veranda overlooking forested hills, and access to a tranquil garden. Guests enjoy daily kaiseki meals and tea ceremony experiences, making it an authentic haven for those seeking tranquility and mindful travel.

Kongo no Yu Hotel operates a free shuttle service to key destinations including Chūō River trails, Shōkōji Temple, and Ueda City Center, with trips lasting about 15–20 minutes. The hotel also hosts a local guide desk offering maps, bike rentals, and curated nature walks—perfect for travelers wanting seamless exploration of Nagano’s scenic and historical sites.

Yunomori Ryokan boasts a unique indoor-outdoor dual bath system: the outdoor pool is nestled among pine trees with panoramic mountain views, while the indoor bath uses natural mineral-rich water with a state-of-the-art circulation system. Additional amenities include a sauna and lounge area, providing a complete wellness experience tailored for deep recovery and comfort.

After checking into Shichisai no Yado, start your day with a morning walk along the Chūō River trail, passing waterfalls and wooden bridges. Enjoy a seasonal kaiseki lunch at the inn, then join a guided forest mindfulness session or pottery workshop. In the evening, unwind in your private open-air bath under the stars, surrounded by silence and mountain serenity—a true immersion in Japanese wellness culture.