Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu
8,9/10 Excellent - Based on 362 reviewsNagano, Kiso, Fukushima 47-2, Japon
Shining in the heart of the Kiso mountains, Nukumorino-yado Komanoyu invites you to an escape where every moment breathes serenity. Nestled in a setting of changing nature, sometimes bathed by the fiery leaves of autumn, sometimes embraced by the crystalline freshness of winter, this ryokan in Kiso offers a unique experience. You will succumb to the tranquility of its hot spring baths, where the murmur of the water harmoniously blends with that of the surrounding forest. And to crown your evenings, a stargazing session reveals the glittering sky of rare splendor.
Majestically arranged, the ryokan’s rooms combine tradition and simplicity with their soothing tatami, offering a cocoon imbued with Japanese elegance. Every space, whether it be the futons or the carefully arranged wardrobes, invites rest and contemplation. Whether you opt for the superior rooms or a more economical atmosphere, it is a gentle sobriety that will delight your stay, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
On the flavors side, the on-site restaurant lets you discover a subtle and refined local cuisine, highlighting the treasures of the seasons. Nearby, other small addresses and cafes like Bar 松島, accessible in a few minutes, extend your immersion in the culinary authenticity of the region. A delight for the soul and the palate at every turn.
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Evaluation of Japanese Authenticity
9/10 Rich in Japanese elements, this ryokan combines traditio-modern architecture and baths with superb views. The meals celebrate kaiseki cuisine with care. The well-decorated rooms offer a beautiful immersion in Japanese culture, even if a minority aspect seems to have a slight Western charm.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Hot spring/onsen
Outdoor bath
Tatami
Refrigerator
Wi-Fi Connection
Parking
Air conditioning
Positive Reviews
Warm and attentive staff
The staff are exceptional, genuinely caring and attentive from arrival to departure, making sure guests are comfortable and enjoy their stay. Many mention the warm and helpful service.
Delicious traditional meals
Guests consistently praise the high quality and variety of the meals, both dinner and breakfast. Special dietary needs are accommodated, and the food allows discovery of local specialties.
Beautiful and peaceful location
The ryokan is described as being in a peaceful, picturesque mountain setting, surrounded by nature, offering tranquility and a unique atmosphere.
Relaxing onsen experience
The onsen facilities, including both indoor and outdoor baths, are highlighted as relaxing and enjoyable. Private baths are available and appreciated by couples and families.
Authentic Japanese experience
Many reviews mention the traditional Japanese style of the rooms, the futon bedding, and the overall authentic atmosphere, providing a memorable cultural experience.
Thoughtful extra activities
Extras like the free stargazing tour and shuttle service are appreciated, adding unique value and making the stay more enjoyable for guests.
Negative Reviews
Some areas need renovation
Several guests mention that parts of the property, such as carpets and paint, are worn or dated and could benefit from refreshing or renovation.
Rooms may not match expectations
A few guests noted that their room or view did not match what was shown in photos or what they booked, sometimes facing the street or car park instead of mountains.
Traditional beds can be less comfortable
Some guests found the traditional futon beds a little uncomfortable, although others were pleasantly surprised by the comfort.
Meal pace and style may differ
The Japanese-style meal service can feel fast-paced or sophisticated to those not used to it, and some guests found the food less to their personal taste.
Location is a bit remote
The ryokan is somewhat far from town, but the free shuttle bus helps mitigate this. Some guests found the remote location less convenient.
Guidance for first-time guests
First-time visitors to a traditional ryokan or onsen would appreciate more information in English about customs, history, and how to use the baths.
