Hotels in Ena

"amazing location for a night's rest, expected it to be small but it was much more comfortable than i thought."

"The best choice if you want to visit Japanese village. This ryokan has a good view from window and nice onsen. The room is big and clean."

"Accessible from JR Ena with many supermkts n restaurants nearby. Good enough for an overnight stay"

"附近有大型超市，離車站也不算遠。 房間住起來其實跟一般酒店房沒什麼區別，體驗不錯。 職員非常熱心有貌禮。 住宿包含一份可以自選的微波便當還不錯。 唯一的小問題是房間有鏡子的地方只有浴室，但裡面沒有插座可以插吹風機，建議房間可以放面小鏡子之類的。"

"The location is quiet and easily accessible, offering a chance to experience being one with nature. The hotel is clean, tidy, and comfortable. Lake Hoko is within walking distance during the day, where various activities can be enjoyed. It's a great place to connect with nature. The breakfast was also quite good."

"Very satisfied. The surrounding area is a scenic spot, especially worth visiting during cherry blossom season; it's beautiful even in the rain. The food was also very good value; the seafood rice bowl was delicious."

"This place is so beautiful, traditional style rooms and sliding doors, lots of natural wood. It felt like I was in a luxury hotel! The woman who ran in was so kind and friendly, I loved my stay here. I stayed here to hike a portion of the Nakasendo Way- Magome to Tsumago. It’s not close, you have to go to take like 2 or 3 transits to get there, I think it was like 2 hours to get there if I remember. It’s an old, traditional Japanese village- the buildings are really cool. There wasn’t much going on though while I was there, not many restaurants open. I ended up stocking up on food from 7/11 in Ena or Nakatsugawa I think it was to take back with me because there aren’t any stores like that in Iwamura that I found. You can get cash out from the ATM at the post office. This was a very peaceful place and a cool insight into a non-touristy area of Japanese life. Would definitely recommend this accommodation."

"Simply an amazing stay. First trip to Japan and first ever stay at a Ryokan & was not disappointed. The mother & daughter (5th & 6th generation)hosts were super accommodating and felt very privileged that they had opened their Inn for solo travelers like myself to enjoy. The feeling of history at the Inn, felt almost like staying within a piece of living art. Ikebana display in the front display and Bonsai in the courtyard that are over 500 hundred years old, it made the whole experience an immersive one. The dinner and breakfasts were an experience that were perfectly executed. Of course local / home grown ingredients were the stars of these meals and every dish was tastier than the last. Thank you for making my stay feel comfortable and relaxed. Ena is one of the historical postal towns on the Nakasendo trail & recommend visiting and staying here if you are taking the less touristy route. とても思い出に残る滞在にしてくださった旅館のとても親切なスタッフに感謝します。"

"A basic hotel with all the necessary amenities for daily use. Ideal for travelers taking the train to/from Ena Station before or after the Nakasendo Trail. The small town offers a pleasant stroll with a few hidden gems to discover. Good for a simple, convenient stay."