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Kashiwaya Hoten, full of history and charm, is the most traditional Ryokan among the hot spring resorts of Bessho. You can enjoy an individual spa flavor with each bathtub made of marble or Hinoki, or a bathroom under the open sky, as well as our proud Iwaburo, which is a bathroom made of rocks and where the hot spring gushes out with a rush. Plass pass your graceful time comfortably when both your body and spirit feel at ease.
Check-in Time:
2:00pmCheck-out Time:
11:00amTotal Rooms:
14 rooms.14Total Floors:
2 floors.Directions
Kashiwaya Hoten is located in the middle of Nagano, in the Bessho hot springs area.
Area
Ueda-Shi, Nagano
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