Akakura Kanko Hotel
First opened in 1937, this is where the skiing really started in Myoko. Today it is a modern, luxurious hotel right in the middle of the slopes at an altitude of 1,000 meters. Fine Western and Japanese dining at the hotel’s four restaurants, and its café and bars. Ski in and out; return to enjoy the natural onsen—including deluxe rooms with in-room baths—a complete spa, fitness center and more.
| Breakfast |
from 27,500 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 35,600 yen |
Akakura Hotel
One of the grand old hotels of Akakura (it dates back to the opening of the area as an onsen resort more than 200 years ago), located just a few minutes’ walk from the slopes. Choice of Japanese, Western and combination rooms; the hotel is known for its spacious, relaxing indoors and outdoors onsen baths.
| Breakfast |
from 13,000 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 17,000 yen |
Oyado Furuya
Located on Akakura’s main street, this ryokan (traditional-style) inn is a great option for an authentic Japanese stay. Natural onsen—some actually in-room—great dining at the hotel’s restaurant, and lot of traditional appointments throughout the inn make this an unmistakable Myoko stay.
| Breakfast |
from 14,000 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 17,000 yen |
Kougakuro
Set just back behind the main streets of Akakura, this traditionally-styled inn provides a Japanese experience close by the Akakura Onsen Ski Area, local shops and restaurants. Wide choice of accommodation options; natural hot springs and delicious meals made from local ingredients. Known for the friendly, English-speaking okamisan (female head of the hotel).
| Breakfast |
from 8,000 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 10,600 yen |
Kogen Hotel Taizan
Located right in the middle of Akakura’s main street, this family-run hotel provides both Japanese and Western-style rooms. Just a few minutes on foot to the ski area; facilities also include a ski drying room, game corner, onsen and sauna.
| Breakfast |
from 8,900 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 10,900 yen |
Akakura Central Hotel
Almost ski-in, ski-out (the ski area is just seconds on foot) but still conveniently located close to the rest of Akakura. This popular destination provides Japanese, Western, and combination rooms; amenities include the natural onsen baths, the apres-ski bar just off the main lobby, and options for dining in the hotel (try the Japanese set meals!).
| Breakfast |
from 8,600 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 11,600 yen |
Akakura Hotel Annex
The sister facility to the Akakura Hotel, providing an affordable alternative with the same convenient access to the ski slopes, restaurants and shops. A choice of Western and Japanese-Western style rooms is available; dining in the hotel is also available (handy when the snow is really coming down).
| Breakfast |
from 8,900 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 13,800 yen |
Hotel Alpen Blick
Located right on the Alpen Blick Resort ski area (also known as Ikenotaira). The resort’s facilities include the hotel, a beer brewery and buffet dining restaurant and a spa. Japanese, Western, and combination rooms are available.
| Breakfast |
from 11,200 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 13,500 yen |
Hotel Moc
Located just across the street from the Akakura Kanko Ski Resort, this comfortable hotel is great for staying close to the slopes. Excellent views of Mt. Myoko to the west, and of the valley and layers of mountain ranges to the east. Public bath, dining room and lounge area are available.
| Breakfast |
from 8,600 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
from 10,300 yen |
Akakura Park Hotel
This Tyrolean-themed hotel is just away from the bustle of the main Akakura street, but still close to restaurants and shops and the Akakura Onsen Ski Area. Natural onsen baths; the hotel serves a choice of Japanese and Western meals.
| Breakfast |
from 6,400 yen |
| Breakfast & Dinner |
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