Komoro Station

Komoro Villa Hotel is ideal for seasonal scenery lovers, featuring views of the Shinano River and surrounding mountains. Spring brings cherry blossoms along the riverbank, while autumn paints the hills in vivid reds and golds. The hotel offers traditional Japanese-style rooms with private gardens and is just a 3-minute walk from Komoro Station, close to Komoro Castle Ruins Park and **Nagano Prefectural Museum of Art

Komoro Station Front Light Inn is directly opposite the station entrance, making it perfect for rail travelers. Easy access to Shinkansen and local express trains, this hotel features free electric vehicle parking, 24-hour self-service check-in, and rooms with heated flooring and tatami mats. Enjoy views of the Akakura Mountains from your window, blending practicality with authentic charm

Komoro Old Town Craftsman House is a beautifully restored 100-year-old townhouse located in the historic district west of Komoro Station. Guests can participate in daily tea ceremony workshops and enjoy breakfast featuring Shinshu soba noodles and locally sourced ingredients. The owner provides personalized insights into Komoro’s culture and lifestyle, offering a genuine taste of rural Nagano life

Komoro Family-Friendly Hotel is designed for families, with kid-friendly suites, indoor play area, and 24-hour snack bar. Complimentary shuttle service connects guests to Komoro City Hall and Children's Science Museum. Located just a 5-minute walk from the station, it ensures hassle-free travel with ample space and comfort for all ages

Komoro Taste Workshop Hotel combines lodging with culinary immersion, offering daily Shinshu soy sauce brewing experiences and Echigo sake tasting sessions. Using local ingredients like Komoro Highland beef and mountain vegetables, chefs prepare authentic Nagano-style kaiseki meals in the on-site restaurant. With views of the Komoro River Greenway, guests enjoy meals accompanied by flowing water and birdsong, creating a fully immersive sensory journey