Featured Hotels Near Yudanaka Station Front Kaede Hot Spring

Yamanoie: Kino Ie is a top-tier onsen inn located just a 3-minute walk from Kaede no Yu, offering private outdoor baths fed by natural hot spring water. The property features traditional Japanese-style rooms with views of seasonal maple forests and provides complimentary shuttle service to nearby hiking trails and local farms. For exclusive access, book via the HopeGoo platform.

Yamanoie: Kino Ie offers spacious family suites with child-safe amenities including non-slip flooring and low-height furniture. The inn features a dedicated family onsen area and daily breakfast delivered to your room. Children can participate in hands-on workshops making traditional bamboo crafts. Located just a 5-minute walk from Kaede no Yu, it’s ideal for multi-generational stays with full access to nature trails and farm visits.

Yamanoie: Kino Ie stands out with its floor-to-ceiling windows framing ever-changing landscapes—spring cherry blossoms, summer greenery, autumn maple hues, and winter snowscapes. Each room includes a private outdoor bath with indoor heating for year-round comfort. The inn also offers a curated "Seasonal Journey" tour, guiding guests to optimal viewing spots throughout the year, blending natural beauty with cultural insight.

Yamanoie: Kino Ie operates two daily free shuttles to Oyama Trail and Shiratori-no-Mori Nature Path, departing at 8:00 AM and 2:00 PM. The service includes assistance with gear transport and offers rental options for hiking boots and waterproof jackets. Guests can also join guided "Mountain Tales" sessions led by local storytellers, sharing folklore and ecological insights about the region's wilderness.

Yamanoie: Kino Ie specializes in seasonal Koshinshu kaiseki meals crafted from locally sourced ingredients like wild mushrooms, matsutake, highland chicken, and house-brewed rice wine. The semi-open wooden dining hall creates an intimate atmosphere. Monthly "Table of the Forest" dinners feature chef-led workshops on identifying edible plants, enriching guests' culinary knowledge. All meals follow zero-waste principles, with food scraps composted for use in the inn’s garden.

Yamanoie: Kino Ie hosts monthly "Voice of the Mountain" programs, including bamboo weaving, washi paper-making, and traditional tea ceremony demonstrations led by local artisans. Materials are sourced directly from nearby forests, and participants take home their creations as souvenirs. Light refreshments made from the inn’s own vegetables and honey are served afterward. All activities are included in the stay, offering authentic insight into Koshinshu heritage without extra cost.