Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu - Kiso District

Name: Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu - Kiso District
Address: 47-2 Fukushima, Kiso, Kiso District, Nagano 397-0001, Japan, 397-0001, Japan

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Contact Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu

住所：	47-2 Fukushima, Kiso, Kiso District, Nagano 397-0001, Japan
電話：	📞 +888
Postal code :	397-0001
Webサイト：	https://www.komanoyu.com/
カテゴリ：	日本料理屋 , 宿 , Japanese inn , Hot spring hotel , Day spa ,
Description :	Understated rooms in a hot spring hotel offering a restaurant, a rustic bar & a communal bathhouse.

47-2 Fukushima, Kiso, Kiso District, Nagano 397-0001, Japan

Best Japanese inn in japan

H	H. SHIMIZU on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曽福島の町から離れた場所にある隠れ家的な一軒宿です。清潔感ある館内で、部屋はもちろん、パブリックスペースも含め、何処も自然体で過ごせるあの空間がとても居心地良く落ち着きます。大きな窓ガラスから眺める野趣溢れる中庭がまた素晴らしい。綺麗な大浴場も露天風呂も、たっぷりのお湯が迎えてくれます。雰囲気の良い食事処でいただく夕飯、朝食。夕飯は一品一品提供されますが、いずれもみな丁寧に調理されており、とても美味。ついつい木曽の地酒もすすみます。従業員の方々もとても優しく、対応も素晴らしいです。春夏秋冬、ぜひ、それぞれの季節に伺いたい宿ですね。 It is a hideaway inn located away from the town of Kiso Fukushima. In the clean building, you can spend your time in a natural way, not only in the room but also in the public space, which is very comfortable and calm. The wild courtyard seen from the large window glass is also wonderful. Plenty of hot water welcomes you in both the beautiful large public bath and the open-air bath. Supper and breakfast served in a nice restaurant. Suppers are served one by one, but they are all carefully cooked and very delicious. I also recommend Kiso's local sake. The employees are also very kind and the correspondence is wonderful. Spring, summer, autumn and winter, it's an inn that you definitely want to visit in each season.
ク	クロ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 木曽町にある宿ですが、日帰り入浴にも対応しています。国道19号沿いにあるトンネルの近くに大きな案内看板が設置されていました。案内看板に従って山道を上がっていくと、宿の近くまで進んできたところで道が狭くなってきたので注意が必要でした。「駒の湯」という名前は傷を負った馬を近くから湧き出している水に付けたところ、傷が治ったということから名付けられたとのことです。宿は明治30年に温泉の許可を受けたという歴史のある宿であるということです。温泉は内湯と露天風呂がありました。内湯は木曽ひのきを使った浴槽であり、源泉は鉄分を多く含んでいて浴槽へ注ぐ時には源泉をろ過して使っているということです。きりきずや慢性皮膚病、高血圧などに効果があるそうです。露天風呂は古くから伝わる薬草をブレンドした薬草風呂ということでした。刺激的なイメージがありましたが、特にそんなことはありませんでした。宿からは御嶽山を見ることができると紹介されていました。駐車場の一画に御岳山を見ることができる場所があるということでしたが、最後まで御岳山を見つけることができませんでした。もう少しわかりやすい看板を設置していただけるとありがたいかと思いました。 Although it is an inn in Kiso Town, it also supports day trip baths. A large signboard was set up near the tunnel along National Highway 19. When I went up the mountain road according to the signboard, I had to be careful because the road became narrower when I got close to the inn. The name "Koma no Yu" is said to have been derived from the fact that the wound was healed when the injured horse was dipped in the water that springs from nearby. The inn is a historical inn that received permission for hot springs in the 30th year of the Meiji era. The hot spring had an indoor bath and an open-air bath. The indoor bath is a bathtub using Kiso cypress, and the source contains a lot of iron, so when pouring it into the bathtub, the source is filtered and used. It is said to be effective against cuts, chronic skin diseases, and high blood pressure. The open-air bath was a herbal bath that was a blend of traditional herbs. I had an exciting image, but that wasn't the case. It was introduced that you can see Mt. Ontake from the inn. It was said that there was a place where you could see Mt. Mitake in one area of the parking lot, but I couldn't find Mt. Mitake until the end. I would be grateful if you could install a signboard that is a little easier to understand.
R	Richard Skillington on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good quality food. Comfortable place to stay.
A	Anaiz Rosadas Falcão on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wonderful experience. The bath is goos, food is very good, room is beautiful and tge owner takes the guests to see the stairs at the top of the mountain at night.
M	Maddie Kau on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is my favorite of more than a dozen hotels/ryokans/Airbnb’s in Japan. Our room on the third floor had an amazing view of the snowy mountain, and for dinner they served dishes that I hadn’t had before and loved, like a cold soba soup with whole wasabi leaves on top and a miso meat dish cooked on your table over a flame. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The only thing someone might not like is that the floor beds are less cushioned than other ryokans that cater to westerners.
a	alvan ng on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful place. Their onsens are amazing, the outdoor onsen has a very nice garden setting for you to relax. Their dinner set is really something and incredibly good. There's not much food around the area anyway so do indulge in their food. The staff were always very polite and helpful, especially since we are non-japanese speakers, and even drove to town to return my jacket which i left in the room after checking out. Amazing top quality service, absolutely recommend.
T	Todd Beauchamp on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hands down one of the best lodging experiences I’ve had to date. After a long day of hiking we arrived to a warm welcome from the reception who gave us a tour of their facilities and got us settled into our rooms. The onsen was serene, beautiful, and completely restorative. The supper consisted of many courses of high quality Japanese dishes and we arrived to our rooms afterwards with the beds ready and heated blankets already warming them up. If you’re visiting this region, don’t miss this amazing experience.
H	Hannah Booth on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Everyone was very welcoming, friendly yet professional and made the experience great. The onsen is perfect after a days walking and they provide everything you need including instructions at the front desk. The food is excellent, probably slightly westernised to accommodate the range of travellers (for example we weren't offered offal), but all guests were served the same and it gave us a feel for Japanese food. We really enjoyed it. I'd imagine they would find it difficult to provide for a vegetarian diet as we ate a lot of fish and meat. The room was comfortable and kept warm. Traditional style with modern facilities. The grounds look a little bit unkempt, and there are areas inside where a little work could improve the image, but it is clean. We also went on a stargazing trip with them which was unexpected and enjoyable. The guide did very well at translating into English, although with a little bit of guesswork I was able to follow most of what he was saying to the Japanese in the group.