HOTORIYA · NAGANO
HOTORIYA
30 minutes to Hakuba.
A house by the pond, mirroring the Northern Japan Alps.
Concept
On the water, the mountains are mirrored.
About 30 minutes by car from Hakuba, this is a whole-house rental standing quietly by a pond. Step out onto the wood deck and the water opens up before you, while the ridgelines of the surrounding hills slowly fade into dusk.
The mountains hold their snow into early spring, and if you are lucky, you may catch the Northern Japan Alps still wearing white. A little away from the bustle of the tourist spots, here you can stay within the quiet of Shinshu itself.
The House
What makes this house special
A wood deck by the pond
A pond spreads out in front of the house, and the wood deck reaches out toward the water's edge. Watch the surface over a morning coffee, then gather around a BBQ in the afternoon. Cradled by the surrounding hills, it is an open, airy whole-house rental.
Toward the snow-capped Northern Japan Alps
On clear days, a brilliant white ridgeline appears beyond the hills. To meet mountains still holding their snow into around April is a day of rare good fortune. Precisely because the view depends on the weather, it becomes one you will not forget.
Gather around the table
Cook together in the kitchen, then gather around the table for a toast. Settle into the whole house with the people you love and enjoy time together at your own pace.
Gallery
A tour in photographs
Information
Basic information
- Phone
- 080-2047-1702
- Access
- About 30 minutes by car to the Hakuba area
- Capacity
- 1 to 7 guests (¥6,000 per person from the 4th guest onward)
- Building
- Whole-house rental by the pond
- Facilities
- Wood deck / Kitchen / WiFi / Free parking / BBQ allowed
- Experiences
- BBQ / Views of the countryside hills and the Northern Japan Alps (sometimes snow-capped into early spring)
- Rates
- From ¥30,000 per night
The listed capacity and facilities are approximate. For the latest availability and details, please reach out to us.
Stay at Hotoriya.
Reservations and questions are always welcome.