Best Hotels in Tone District
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Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 ★★★★
"Staff ramah Hotel strategis"
Mizubasho No Yado Higashi ★★
"This is the perfect inn for both solo travelers and families. The simple, uncluttered rooms are perfect for unwinding after a long day of travel. The bathroom, though small, was impeccably clean and incredibly relaxing. The open-air bath was also wonderful. Above all, I absolutely loved the food. It was my first time trying konjac sashimi, and as expected of a local specialty, it was wonderfully chewy and flavorful! The tempura of wild vegetables had a taste you can't find in the city! Being able to enjoy such simple yet flavorful dishes is one of the greatest pleasures of traveling. I'll definitely be coming back! Thank you!"
Forest Lounge (Hotel Sunbird Annex)
Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami ★★★★
"It was a very good stay. I loved the hotel's stylish exterior design, which stands out in the hot spring area. The room was clean and simple. I was amazed by the private hot spring on the balcony in the morning. Listening to the babbling river while soaking in the hot spring made for a wonderful start to the day. Thank you very much."
Tatsumikan ★★★
"The accommodation has a good atmosphere, the rooms are comfortable, the staff are lovely, there is a shuttle service to various stations, and the food is very delicious."
Fukunoya ★★★★
"Room only stay The hot springs and sauna were both fantastic The room was clean The view from the window was of a mountain right in front of me! But that wasn't a problem for me."
Hotel Yu-No-Jin ★★★
"The cost performance was excellent. It included one night stay, two meals, and unlimited alcohol at night. This is my second time using this hotel this term. I was scammed by the student discount though... (bitter smile). The only thing I was a little disappointed about was that the parking lot was full and I had to park in a distant spot, so I wish they had guided me a little better."
Sasanoyu ★★
"It was a cool and comfortable place even in midsummer in a natural location. The hot springs were quiet and very comfortable. I would like to go again if I have the opportunity."
Hotel Sunbird ★★★
"In front of me is the Fujiwara Ski Resort Hotel. I imagined it must have been bustling with the ski resort boom from the Showa era to the bubble era. The facilities are old and have a Showa feel, and the rooms creak in places, but they are clean and no longer bother me. I chose Tsukishizuku no Yu for a plan that allows you to use the private open-air bath for free for 40 minutes, and the artificial waterfall is well made and wonderful. I went up to the middle of the slope in a slightly out-of-place yukata (apparently they no longer provide car transportation), and the open-air bath is like an open-air bath with only a simple changing area. The warm water in the nature is so pleasant that I wanted to soak in it for as long as I wanted. The meal was an elaborate kaiseki meal with plenty of ingredients from Joshu. For dinner, we had Joshu beef sukiyaki, Joshu pork teppanyaki, and other dishes that were delicious and filled me up. For breakfast, the tofu made from soy milk was delicious. I wish there was a hot spring* if possible. All the staff were young, kind, and nice. Thank you for booking a shuttle to Minakami Station and taking into consideration the route and time to the station for me on the way back. It was very helpful. I was able to relax both physically and mentally and it was a great memory. I would like to come back again."
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Hotel Lomosa
"The location is decent. There are several ski resorts nearby, and the bus station is within walking distance. The hotel has recreational facilities, a hot spring bath, and spacious rooms."
Zazan Minakami
"I enjoyed my time in Zazan. Although some of the facilities are older, but the staff are approachable and helpful"
Ryokan Tanigawa
"The location is a bit remote. The older male receptionist was very helpful. The rooms were spacious and well-maintained, but the building's age was evident. The food was quite good, although some dishes were more Western in style, which I didn't really enjoy. I'd prefer some traditional local cuisine. Overall, it was a relaxing hotel."
Sarugakyo Hotel
"We stayed for one night in late November. It was a shame that the autumn leaves were at their final stage. The tofu kaiseki cuisine was delicious, tasty, and colorful. Many of the surrounding hotels and inns have closed, so the scenery feels lonely. I recommend this place for those who want to enjoy both the baths and the food."
Syoubun
"We stayed in a room with an open-air bath. We had a very relaxing time with just the family. The food was delicious and we were very satisfied. We had the trout rice cooked with other ingredients made into rice balls for dinner, which we couldn't finish. It was delicious even when it was cold."
Onsen Theme Park Ryuudou
"I made a reservation for breakfast and dinner during the Obon holiday period. A few days after making the reservation, I received a call saying that they were overbooked and could only offer me a room without meals. They emphasized that the room-only price was quite cheap, but there didn't seem to be anything around the hotel, and they made a very assertive statement saying that they would keep the room ready for me if I opted for room-only. I was furious at their condescending attitude on the phone, as it was their own management mistake that they could only offer me a room without meals. It was the worst service I've ever experienced. Of course, I canceled and decided to stay at another hotel."
Minakami Hotel Juraku
"The all-inclusive service is good. You can drink drinks, including alcohol, almost 24 hours a day. The hotel is spacious and clean, and even if there are many guests, you don't meet them very often. The rooms are spacious and clean, and you rarely hear noises from the hallways or the next room. There is only one dining area on the 7th floor, but it is spacious, has a wide variety of dishes, is elegantly seasoned, and you can enjoy the live kitchen. In the evening, you can enjoy artists' performances in the lounge. Of course, there is also a hot spring. The hot spring changes depending on the time for men and women, and there is an open-air bath on the first floor, so you can relax while listening to the sound of the river flowing nearby, or relax in the indoor cypress bath. The hotel's shop opens at 8:00, so if you check out early, please purchase something on the day of arrival. There are many famous and local products from Juraku and Gunma Prefecture. Children can also enjoy the game center and rental games."
Matsunoi
"The staff at the entrance, front desk, restaurant, bar, etc., including the international students, were all very polite and helpful... For some reason, only the staff at the gift shop provided the worst service... It's a shame!!"
Houshi Onsen Chojukan
"We chose Hoshi Onsen on a whim, but we were impressed by how much larger it was and the atmospheric atmosphere. The staff and Nakai-san were all very nice and we felt very comfortable there. The hot springs were also very pleasant. We went home saying that we want to go back next year."
Bettei Senjyuan
"We stayed here in February 2026 in the special room. It was gigantic. There was an absolutely insane amount of snow this year, so the surrounding areas were covered in it. It was still absolutely beautiful. Even though we mostly saw just snow it was gorgeous. We did not use the public baths, but I did use the massage chair in one of the bath areas the in room on which was outdoor was perfect for us. The meals were prepared with us in mind and customized as we requested with our food preferences of no squid or octopus. We ate in our own a private room with a lovely view. The service here was top-notch and we’ve been to quite a few ryokan as this was my ninth trip and my to Japan. They had Japanese whisky and wine in the lobby area after to dinner which was lovely. There was even an ability to somewhat customize, the futon bedding. Finally after dinner there was some rice cake snacks and fruit in the room which I thought was great. They are also complementary beverages, including alcohol in the fridge. I would definitely come back."
Kawaba Onsen Kayabuki No Gensen Yuyado Yutorian&Annex Yuzan
"We used this hotel to celebrate my mother's 77th birthday. We were impressed from the outside even before entering the inn. It is clean and has a relaxing Japanese atmosphere. It seemed like it took a long time to check in because they were busy, but the welcome drink soothed us. The long corridor, electric cart, gondola, and stairs to get to the room on the 6th floor were tough for my 77-year-old mother, but by the time she went down to the bath, she was already enjoying it and said, "You get used to it, but it doesn't bother me, but I'd get lost if I was alone." She walked as if she was going for a walk. Each dish was carefully prepared and the seasoning was just right, so my mother enjoyed it. They also accommodated the men's requests for rice, and the white rice was delicious! The service of the person in charge of the meals was wonderful, and it didn't seem like a job, but their heartfelt service made the meal even more delicious and enjoyable. They even prepared purple chanchanko for my mother's 77th birthday. I don't think I told them it was for her 77th birthday, but I think they noticed when I wrote "Congratulations on your 77th birthday" on the cake message on the online ordering service and prepared it for me! What a thoughtful touch! My siblings who went with us all said "We want to come again!" and best of all, my mother was smiling and happy the whole time, so I'm really glad we chose Kawaba Onsen Yuurian. Thank you so much for providing us with such a wonderful and memorable time. Thank you so much."
Kurayashiki
"Pro: The room were so clean and very well maintained, its surely larger than what explained in trip.com 16sqm. With indoor balcony, bathroom, toilet; the roomsize should be around 40sqm. The onsen both indoor and outdoor was so good. However, this hotel has very limited service, no check in counter, no reception, no people. First day when we arrived, all the lights in front of hotel was off so we were not sure if this is really hotel. And when we walk inside hotel prepared all documents and keys on the table. Cons; corridor was freezing in winter. There was only heater in the room and specific point at living room. But hotels provided alcohol beverage to warm us up in the living room instead. ^~^"
Hotel Shimeikan
"Although it's an older inn, the facility was kept clean and I enjoyed my stay. The entrance was a little hard to find, so I passed it by. A larger sign would be more welcoming to first-time visitors. Entrance/Lobby: While guests change into slippers at the entrance, the shoe lockers are small and can only be used by one person at a time. I had to share them with other guests at check-out, which was a bit inconvenient. The view of the greenery and river from the window was beautiful and relaxing. The extension cord was very helpful. However, the refrigerator was old, so the fan noise was constantly loud, which was a bit annoying. Baths: There are two types of baths: an indoor bath and a stone open-air bath. The water in the open-air bath was lukewarm for both men and women, so I decided not to bathe. The indoor bath was comfortable. There are no lockers in the changing room to store valuables, so you have to leave them in your room. However, you must bring your room key with you, which was somewhat inconvenient. I would like to see the installation of dial-type lockers. Meals: Since we dined in a private room, it was great to be able to relax with my family. The hot stone-grilled Joshu beef and grilled fish were delicious, and the ability to have rice refills was a nice touch. One thing that bothered me was that because it was a private room, there was no way to call staff, so if I wanted to ask for something, I had to go outside and call the kitchen. A call button or something would be more comfortable. Overall, despite the lodging's age, it was well-maintained and I was able to spend a relaxing time surrounded by nature. There were many relaxing elements, such as the view from the room and dining in a private room, making it a suitable lodging for families or small groups. However, there was some room for improvement in the facility's structure and amenities. In particular, I think that careful consideration, such as the signage at the entrance, the lockers in the changing rooms, and the means of communication with staff, would make for a more comfortable stay. While I look forward to future improvements, I would recommend this lodging to anyone seeking nature and tranquility."
Joetsukan
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku
"Love this ryokan! Such a gem in winter time with steaming onsen and dramatic snow falling on the river. If you need mental reset, you must come. Great food, super clean place and hospitable people. Highly recommend to bring snacks and your own beverages as there is no cafes nearby. Overall experience is memorable."
Kinseikan Seseragi
"Our first stay at a traditional onsen ryokan, and we will be returning for sure. The place is painfully beautiful, and the entire staff was friendly and helpful. Food was plentiful and delicious, with some dishes completely new to us and a joy to discover. We all felt blessed and grateful for this experience, and we were all sad to leave. Already looking forward to a trip in the fall to see the autumn colors in this place!"
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FAQ – Hotels in Tone District
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What is the average price of a hotel in Tone District this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District this weekend is £212 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £343 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Tone District this weekend typically cost £781 per night.
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How much do hotels in Tone District cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District during weekdays is £193 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £313 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Tone District generally cost £655 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Tone District?
Some of the best places to stay in Tone District are near popular attractions like Take no Yu, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Tone District?
Families visiting Tone District often prefer hotels like Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £175), Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Fukunoya (from £53), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are some of the best hotels in Tone District?
The most popular Tone District hotels for your stay: Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £175), Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Fukunoya (from £53) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Tone District are pet friendly?
Oyado Matsubaya (from £30) and Hotel Shimeikan (from £94) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Tone District are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Zazan Minakami (from £49), Fukunoya (from £53) and Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £112) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Tone District have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £175), Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Fukunoya (from £53) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Tone District have swimming pools?
Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 (from £96), Sarugakyo Hotel (from £84) and Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin (from £37) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Tone District offer an especially good breakfast ?
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £175),Zazan Minakami (from £49) and Fukunoya (from £53) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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