Akakura Hotel
赤倉ホテル36°54′ N 138°11′ ERyokan¥¥¥24,200, about CAD 218 or USD 153 (October 2026 rates)
Akakura Hotel suits families who want a big onsen inn in the middle of the village, and its trade-off is a dated building.
From
¥24,200a night
The official booking engine charges ¥24,200 for two adults in the annex twin with breakfast on 8 December 2026, and a main-building room with dinner and breakfast costs ¥44,000 for two that night.
Guests
2 guests
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- Meals
- Dinner and breakfast
- Check-in
- In from 15:00, out by 10:00
- Onsen
- Shared and private baths
- Rooms
- 43
- Best for
- Families, onsen lovers
- Cancellation
- Cancelling costs 30% two days before, 50% the day before and 100% on the day or for a no-show, with 10% from 10 days out over holidays.
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Akakura Hotel
¥24,200 a night
Akakura Hotel says it has been running for 200 years, which makes it one of the oldest houses in Akakura Onsen. It sits at about 800 metres in the middle of the village, a short walk from the bars and the Akakura Onsen ski area.
The inn draws its water from 24 outlets of the Akakura source on Mt. Myoko and runs every bath as kake-nagashi, which means the water flows through once and is never recirculated. There are three public baths with an outdoor one and a sauna. A private bath costs ¥2,000 an hour on reservation, and the main baths stay open from 05:00 to midnight.
Dinner is a Japanese and Western kaiseki built around local produce. The car park holds about 50 cars on a first-come basis, and in a heavy week it fills, so arrive early or come by bus.
Highlights
- Every bath runs on free-flowing Akakura water
- Private bath at ¥2,000 an hour
The essentials
- From
- ¥24,200 per room per night (2026), about CAD 218 or USD 153 (October 2026 rates)
- Prices
- The official booking engine charges ¥24,200 for two adults in the annex twin with breakfast on 8 December 2026, and a main-building room with dinner and breakfast costs ¥44,000 for two that night.
- Meals
- Dinner and breakfast; Japanese and Western kaiseki
- Amenities
- OnsenOpen air bathSaunaPrivate bathParkingStation shuttle
- Best for
- FamiliesOnsen loversGroups
- To the lifts
- The inn sits in the centre of Akakura Onsen, within walking distance of the Akakura Onsen ski area.
- Shuttle
- Myoko Tourism lists a pick-up service; confirm the details when you book.
- Baths
- Shared and private baths, fed by a hot spring
Worth knowing
- Non-guests can bathe for ¥1,000 an adult when the inn is not fully booked.
Quick answers about Akakura Hotelよくある質問
How much does Akakura Hotel cost?
Prices at Akakura Hotel start at ¥24,200 per room per night (2026), about CAD 218 or USD 153 (October 2026 rates).
Are meals included at Akakura Hotel?
Akakura Hotel: Dinner and breakfast; Japanese and Western kaiseki.
What does Akakura Hotel have?
Akakura Hotel lists onsen, open air bath, sauna, private bath, parking, station shuttle.
Who is Akakura Hotel good for?
Akakura Hotel suits families, onsen lovers, groups.
Does Akakura Hotel have an onsen?
Yes. Akakura Hotel has shared and private baths fed by a hot spring.
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