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Ikariya Ryokan

Yamanouchi

$179 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Spa

Club Wyndham Shirakabaso Shigakogen

Shiga Highlands

$119 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Public bath

Shibu Hotel

Yamanouchi

$329 total

Jun 22 - Jun 23

Breakfast, lunch and dinner served

Koishiya Ryokan

Yamanouchi

$87 total

Jul 1 - Jul 2

Free WiFi

turuyaryokan

Yamanouchi

$111 total

Jun 20 - Jun 21

Hot springs

Yudanaka Seifuso

Yamanouchi

$133 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Public bath

Shibu Onsen KOKUYA

Yamanouchi

$270 total

Jun 25 - Jun 26

Massage/treatment rooms

Yorozuya

Yamanouchi

$362 total

Jun 23 - Jun 24

Public bath

Wafu No Yado MASUYA

Yamanouchi

$138 total

Jul 16 - Jul 17

Traditional Room, Non Smoking (Hanasho-bu) | Down comforters, blackout drapes, bed sheets

Maruka Ryokan

Yamanouchi

$99 total

Jun 22 - Jun 23

Hot springs

Minshuku Miyama

Yamanouchi

$107 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Japanese Style Room, Shared Bathroom with Toilet in room | Free WiFi

Kaneki Hotel

Yamanouchi

$75 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Deluxe Twin Room (with Private Open-air Bath, Shiun) | Deep soaking bathtub

Hotel Higashidate

Shiga Highlands

$238 total

Jun 27 - Jun 28

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Hotel Housei

Yamanouchi

$94 total

Jul 14 - Jul 15

Hot springs

Ryokan Suminoyu

Yamanouchi

$126 total

Jun 24 - Jun 25

Public bath

Shibu Onsen Ichinoyu Katei

Yamanouchi

$215 total

Jun 22 - Jun 23

Hot springs

Shimaya

Yamanouchi

$167 total

Jul 1 - Jul 2

Spa

Hotel Tsubakino

Yamanouchi

$159 total

Jun 22 - Jun 23

Free toiletries, hair dryer, slippers, towels

Aburaya Tosen

Yamanouchi

$234 total

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Hot springs

Hotel&Resort Yamanouchi Hills

Yamanouchi

$90 total

Jul 1 - Jul 2

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Deluxe Twin Room (with Private Open-air Bath, Shiun) | Deep soaking bathtub

Hotel Higashidate

Shiga Highlands

$157 off

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$476 total

Spa

Club Wyndham Shirakabaso Shigakogen

Shiga Highlands

$20 off

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$198 total

Hot springs

Shigakogen Milky Hot Spring Keikokunoyu

Shiga Highlands

$48 off

per night

$473 total

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turuyaryokan

Yamanouchi

$111 total

Jun 20 - Jun 21

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Wafu No Yado MASUYA

Yamanouchi

$138 total

Jul 16 - Jul 17

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Shiga Highlands

Shiga Highlands

The Shiga Highlands neighborhood offers attractions such as Maruike Ski Area and Shiga Kogen Ski Area.

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Shiga Kogen Ski Area

8.8/5 (123 reviews)

Ski the fall line at Shiga Kogen Ski Area located 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from central Yamanouchi. If you master the slopes, Maruike Ski Area and Ichinose Family Ski Area are both nearby.

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Yamanouchi is well-known for its skiing and hot springs, featuring attractions such as Ichinose Family Ski Area and Okushiga Kogen Ski Area. Visitors highlight this welcoming city's rich culture while sights include Sora Terrace and Maruike Ski Area.

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Kamei no Yu

Kamei no Yu

8/10 Good

"This was a pretty cool stay. It really feels like your at a traditional style Japanese Inn! We did both of the private onsens and they were awesome; One option is a wooden bath and the other is a stone bath, both options have an indoor and outdoor bath. It rained on our visit to the outdoor stone bath and it was a great experience, they supply hats for the rain too if you want. We also did the breakfast and dinners. You get a lot of food for both, so make sure you're hungry, the food is pretty good though! When it comes to downsides: I don't know if this is everyone else's experience, but when we arrived we were sat down and asked a bunch of questions about our stay (dinner and onsen reservation details, a survey about our stay, etc..) I understand that they need this info, but it was kind of a lot after our train journey when we just wanted to get in and relax. I sort of feel like it could have just been a single paper in your room to fill out and bring to the front or something. I also don't love being locked into times for things, and here you set your time for breakfast, dinner, and onsens. Again, it makes sense that they do this, and it's not a big problem, just something to note if you're planning on staying here! The only other minor downsides are that the shower head kind of sucked lol (water spraying out practically sideways, making it hard to get in the water), and the AC units were quite loud/annoying."

Shibu Onsen Sakaeya

Shibu Onsen Sakaeya

10/10 Excellent

"This traditional ryotan was wonderful. It was a blend of traditional Japanese with modern updates. We booked a suite that had western beds and a private onsen. Our sons shared a smaller room with tatami mats. We selected the traditional dinner and breakfast which were wonderful experiences. If you do not like traditional Japanese food you may not like the meal option. The service was great and staff helpful, despite some language limitations. It was very conveniently located near the train station and monkey park. They provided shuttles services which we found helpful."

Shibu Onsen KOKUYA

Shibu Onsen KOKUYA

10/10 Excellent

"We were looking for a more traditional Japenese experience whilst also wanting to see the Snow Monkeys and this place did not disappoint! Free shuttle from the station to the hotel and we were greeted by very lovely staff members who gave us really useful info on the hotel and the onsen’s within the village. The hotel comes with 9 onsen’s which you can book and get private use through ur the day (no need to book after certain times, you just enter and lock the door). The hotel is also part of a group that gives you access to 9 additional onsen’s through the village with their own healing properties. We were provided with out our Yakuta’s to wear in the hotel and around the village and given a great list of recommendations on where to eat and drink. The village was stunning with a great amount of history and character so we really enjoyed walking around it! We mainly visited the area for the snow monkeys which was a nice hour long walk away through the hills, the hotel did also offer a shuttle up (I think that would be a paid one) Rooms were more traditional (careful of your head if you’re tall like me) but was a really great experience along with the traditional Japanese breakfast which was delicious. They were also super helpful and accommodating of my partners gluten allegg egg y providing her with her own tailored breakfast which she also really enjoyed! Fantastic experience would love to do it all again!"

Frequently asked questions

What hotels do travelers recommend in Yamanouchi?

Guests like Shiga Kogen Prince Hotel, Hotel Tsubakino and Koishiya Ryokan.

Where can I get free parking with my stay in Yamanouchi?

Park your car for free at these properties: Kanbayashi Hotel Senjukaku, Chalet Shiga and Hotel Japan Shiga. You can see all 16 options on our site.

Can I book refundable accommodations in Yamanouchi?

If you need the flexibility to change your plans to Yamanouchi, most accommodations provide refundable* rates you can book. You can find these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.

Where should I stay in Yamanouchi if I'm looking for an affordable accommodation?

An inexpensive option worth considering is Ryuo Mountain Hotel.

Where can I stay in Yamanouchi if I want a vacation home instead of a hotel?

You'll find 10 vacation homes on our site.

What will the weather in Yamanouchi be like during my vacation?

The warmest months in Yamanouchi are usually August and July with an average temp of 69°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 32°F. The rainiest months are July and December.

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