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Holiday rentals in Nagano

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An open living space features wooden flooring and walls with a neutral hue. A large window offers a view of distant mountains and natural light fills the room. A simple bench and a high stool are positioned near the window, enhancing the serene setting.
Home in Azumino
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 246 reviews

Sanchi, a private rental inn with a panoramic view of the Northern Alps

Take a trip to enjoy the scenery that can only be found here. Located in the northeast of Azumino, the former Meiko-cho overlooks the Northern Alps, Meiko is a place where the Sai, Takase, and Hotaka rivers converge, and is blessed with abundant spring water. There is a "beautiful scenery and tranquility that you want to leave behind" here We renovated an old building in Meiko, revived it into a retro-modern space, and created a rental inn. We put our heart into it, hoping that you will spend a rich and luxurious time relaxing and enjoying the air of Azumino It is a 5-minute walk from the facility to Meiko Station, and you can get to Matsumoto Station in two stops on the Shinonoi Line, so you can sightsee in Matsumoto It is also easy to get to Nagano. Mt. Nagamine, the abandoned railway tracks, Daio Wasabi, Shiratori-toori, and more are nearby Enjoy sightseeing in Azumino The Maekawa River flows right in front of the house, and you can go canoeing, rafting, and sup. There is a "Ryumonbuchi Canoe Stadium" that you can walk to, so it is also a great place for practice. Kyuakashina is a local town, not an urban area, There is nothing around here because it is not an urban area, but but it is recommended for those who are interested in rural living and relocation, or those who are considering living in the area.

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Home in Shinano
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 280 reviews

Limited to one group per day, Mökki is a small cottage with a garden by a stream

Mökki means "cottage" in Finnish. Spend your time in a special place surrounded by nature. Guest house Mökki is located in Shinano-cho, a town blessed with forests, lakes and snow in the northern part of Nagano Prefecture, with a wealth of natural areas such as Kurohime Kogen, Lake Nojiri and Togakushi nearby. You can freely use the comfortable building renovated with natural materials such as cedar, cypress, and plaster, the natural garden that creates seasonal scenery, and the forest where the stream flows.In the forest that we have been maintaining, you can see birds, squirrels, and marten, and you can enjoy strolling around looking for wild vegetables and mushrooms, as well as swings and hammocks. We also paid close attention to the interior design and kitchen utensils to make sure you can enjoy "living" in the space. At the gazebo by the stream, you can enjoy BBQ and campfires without worrying about the weather. It is ideal as a base for hiking, fishing, paddle boarding, and golf during the green season, and as a base for winter sports during the snow season. We also offer a celebration cake service for customers celebrating their birthdays or anniversaries.Please check with me in advanced.

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A wooden deck features a round hot tub, overlooking a serene lake and surrounding greenery. In the distance, mountains stand against a bright blue sky filled with fluffy clouds, creating a scenic backdrop for relaxation.
Tiny home in Shinano
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 508 reviews

Enjoy the view of Lake Nojiri, with a private sauna, Anoie (あの家)

This house overlooks Lake Nojiri and has a superb view. There are several ski resorts (Myoko, Kurohime, Madarao) about 15-20 minutes away by car, making it a perfect base for winter sports. Enjoy the wood stove sauna and the water bath with a view. There are no private houses around, so you can listen to music and watch movies loudly. Because it is a house located deep in the mountains, we take the best measures, but in the warm season, insects come out. It snows a lot in winter. In autumn, fallen leaves dance. You will also need to adjust the wood stove fire yourself. It's not an easy house to live in, but we promise you a great view and experience. Enjoy cooking with a counter kitchen with a view, condiments and cooking utensils. (There is no equipment for BBQ)

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A private villa is nestled among trees, illuminated softly by exterior lighting. Steps lead to a spacious deck with an outdoor hot tub, reflecting the surrounding greenery. Large windows reveal a welcoming interior, seamlessly connecting with nature during the evening twilight.
Villa in Tsumagoi
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Rock Forest Hokuriku Izawa [BBQ in the fireplace in the forest & hot spring bath fed by a source spring on a rock]

A 1000 square meter private villa with 7 spaces. The entire "Rock Forest" has seven main concepts. We offer each "way of spending time". After procuring fresh ingredients locally, move to the Rock Forest, park your car in the parking lot, and go up the stairs to bring the ingredients to the hearth space. You won't see any other people. It is 60 minutes by Shinkansen from Tokyo to Karuizawa, and 30 minutes by car from Karuizawa Station, so you can work in the morning and take a half-day off in the afternoon, for example. Surrounded by nature, you can relax and enjoy an extraordinary time. < Winter season November-March > The outdoor bath is closed during the winter months.

Top guest favourite
A spacious living area features large windows that offer a view of lush greenery. A modern light fixture hangs from the ceiling, illuminating a cozy seating arrangement. A flat-screen television is mounted on the wall, while a wooden dining table sits in the foreground.
Chalet in Hakuba
5 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Forest sauna hideaway — where stillness is luxury

Break Free, Find Mindfulness: Discover healing tranquility at Soil. • Tranquil chalet in Okumisora-no, Hakuba Village • Peaceful ambiance & stunning forest views through large windows • Japanese craftsmanship in owner's selected furniture & tableware • Ideal remote work space with monitor & printer • Blissful relaxation: fire pit, sauna & hinoki wood bath • 1-min walk to Hotel Oak Forest's hot springs & restaurant and shuttle bus stop • Walking distance to popular Echoland restaurants and bars.

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A semi-double loft bed is adorned with soft white linens, while decorative pillows provide an inviting touch. Natural wood beams span the ceiling, complementing the light interior. A cozy living area features unique furnishings, with a view of the inviting kitchen area framed by large windows.
Cabin in Nagano
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

tiny cabin Nagano - Serene retreat / Snow Monkey

✨ Discover the perfect blend of modern design and serene nature in this charming, cozy cabin nestled in the forests of Nagano. Redesigned by a renowned Nagano-based interior designer as a model home, this cabin offers a unique stay with stylish interiors. Whether you’re seeking tranquility, ❄️skiing Nagano’s famous powder snow (just a 15-min. drive), or visiting historic shrines (30 min.), this cabin has it all. For outdoor enthusiasts, a camping and lake activity center is just 5 minutes away!✨

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The exterior of the home is showcased under a twilight sky, illuminated by warm lights that highlight the structure's traditional Japanese architecture. Surrounded by lush greenery, the property features a spacious yard and access to natural landscapes.
Villa in Ueda
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Modern Luxury, Classic Style, Onsen Nearby

Nestled in the mountains of Nagano at an elevation of 860 meters (2,821 feet), this is a luxury home exclusively for those who want to escape tourist traps, experience a side of Japan rarely seen by outsiders, and do it in style. Our 3-bedroom home is 200 sq. meters (2153 sq. feet) large and is a marriage between traditional Japanese architecture and modern technology and comfort. The home is accessible from Tokyo and other major cities via the Shinkansen bullet train or Joshin-etsu Expressway.

Top guest favourite
The living area features a spacious, dark wood table accompanied by a large brown sofa adorned with colorful cushions. Natural light filters through the large windows, illuminating the wood paneled walls and indoor plants. A decorative clock and wall art add character to the space.
Home in Nagano
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 364 reviews

Nagano ex-Kimono house 5 min to Zenkoji temple

The unique experience at the former Japanese traditional Kimono shop(about 97years old house). This family-friendly and the newly renovated house is located in the very traditional district and the calm but convenience area in Nagano city. The house is authentic and unique as it was a traditional Japanese clothing (Kimono) shop before. You would feel like your own home away from home. 5 minutes walk to the Zenkoji temple and 4 minutes to the bus stop for Togakushi national park.

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The exterior of the cozy accommodation is illuminated under a star-filled night sky. The structure features wooden beams and large windows, creating a connection with the surrounding nature. The warm light from inside highlights the inviting atmosphere, suggesting a peaceful retreat in the forest.
Cottage in Komoro
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Welcome to the sub! Entire house with a gentle forest sauna [for families and couples only]

森の静けさの中で、家族だけの特別なご褒美時間を。 じんわり心地よいプライベートサウナはサウナ初心者でも安心、心と体をゆっくり整えられます。 作らず・考えずに楽しめる地元産のお米と卵、本格レトルトカレーで、ママもラクに。館内には大型テレビやカードゲームもあり、お子さまも楽しめます。 そして、平日はぜひ2泊でのご滞在を。 1日目は移動の疲れをほどき、2日目は何もしない贅沢な時間を満喫。家族で過ごす、平日ならではの特別なご褒美です。 【ご注意点】 ▪男性のみのご利用はできません。 ▪ご利用は1家族のみとさせていただいております ▪ご友人同士や複数家族等、グループでのご利用はできません ▪事前にハウスルールをご確認いただき、厳守をお願い致します 【大切なご案内】 法令に基づき、宿泊者様全員の個人情報等をいただいております。 チェックインの1週間前にお送りするリンクより、ご登録をお願いいたします。 【宿泊税】 条例により宿泊税のお支払いをお願いします。 1名1泊200円です。(当日現地カード決済)

Top guest favourite
The entrance of a rustic Irimoya-style house is framed by lush greenery and a stone lantern. The wooden door, featuring horizontal slats, leads into the residence, inviting guests into a serene setting. Stone pathways guide through the garden, complemented by seasonal foliage.
Hut in Nagano
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

KIRISIMIZU Guest House

“Maison d’hotes KIRISI MIZU”, is a Irimoya style (traditional Japanese house, similar to Temple) that has been beautifully restored from traditional materials and passed down from my grate-grand parents generation. The entire house is done in a classic style as used to be, except for a newly built kitchen, toilet and bathroom that provide all the necessities of modern life.

Top guest favourite
A warm living area is illuminated by natural light flowing through large sliding glass doors. A gray couch rests against the wall, accompanied by a low wooden table. A bookshelf displays various decorative items, while vibrant curtains frame the window, adding a touch of color.
Home in Nagano
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 295 reviews

Scandinavian-style wooden house for only one group

This Solar Energy House is in the quiet residential area 3-minutes-walk from Zenkoji-Temple. It's very comfortable, using natural material insulators. Hosts live on the second floor and the entire first floor is for guests. The main entrance is shared with us and guests can ask anytime. Enjoy the relaxing wooden interior and solid wood floor.

Guest favourite
A standalone cottage is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and blue skies. Wood accents and framed windows are noticeable on the exterior, while a stone path leads to a small outdoor seating area. The adjacent structure features a traditional Japanese style.
Guest house in Ueda
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Guesthouse Garden Cottage in Hot Spring Village

Our guesthouse is located in the heart of historic hot spring village of Bessho Onsen. Beautiful village at the foot of a mountain with national treasure temple, historic shrines, 4 public bath houses, restaurants and cafes. We welcome you to Earthworks Guesthouse. Please enjoy and relax your time in Bessho-onsen.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Nagano?

    Nagano has stays near historic Zenkoji Temple, around Nagano Station for transit convenience, and in charming neighborhoods with easy access to local cafes and shops. Many vacation rentals are found in areas with mountain views or traditional architecture.

  • What are the best things to do in Nagano with kids?

    Families often explore Jigokudani Monkey Park to watch wild monkeys, stroll the grounds of Zenkoji Temple, or visit local museums with interactive exhibits. Nearby parks and seasonal festivals sometimes offer fun activities for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Nagano?

    In Nagano, explore Zenkoji Temple, experience local food at bustling markets, and discover nearby mountain landscapes through walking or cycling. Jigokudani Monkey Park is frequently suggested for its wild macaques.

  • How is the weather in Nagano?

    Nagano has cold winters, with January lows around 25°F (-4°C), and warm summers, with highs reaching 88°F (31°C) in August. Spring and autumn are often mild with comfortable temperatures for outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Nagano?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and scenic nature. Winter draws visitors interested in snow sports and festivals, while summer has lively events and outdoor adventures.

  • What are the best places to visit in Nagano?

    Popular attractions include Zenkoji Temple, the historic Matsushiro area, and Jigokudani Monkey Park. Travelers also explore nearby mountains and gardens for distinct local experiences.

  • What are some hiking trails in Nagano?

    Nagano has scenic trails through Togakushi Forest and the Japanese Alps, as well as gentle walks around Matsushiro Castle Park. Some trails lead to traditional shrines or overlook panoramic valleys.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Nagano?

    Families often visit Jigokudani Monkey Park, try hands-on experiences at local craft workshops, and enjoy outdoor fun in city parks or at seasonal festivals. Interactive museum exhibits and local sweets shops also appeal to children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Nagano?

    Day trips frequently suggested include exploring Matsumoto Castle, relaxing in hot springs around Yamanouchi, or discovering the traditional village of Obuse with its museums and chestnut sweets. Scenic mountain areas invite nature excursions.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Nagano?

    Nagano has pet-friendly stays in neighborhoods near parks, mountain areas, and some traditional guesthouses. Check individual listing details for current pet policies and nearby walking routes.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Nagano?

    Locals often suggest bringing comfortable shoes for temple grounds and nature trails, sampling seasonal dishes, and checking local event calendars for cultural experiences. Public transit makes it easy to explore nearby towns.

  • What is Nagano known for?

    Nagano is known for historical sites like Zenkoji Temple, nearby mountain scenery, and onsen culture. It is also recognized for winter sports and traditional culinary specialties, including soba noodles.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Nagano?

    Around Nagano, Togakushi Shrine is often considered a peaceful retreat with scenic trails, while the Matsushiro area reveals samurai-era history and quiet streets. Small art museums and local craft studios highlight distinct traditions.

  • What are the best foods to try in Nagano?

    Nagano has locally crafted soba noodles, oyaki dumplings filled with vegetables or sweet bean paste, and apple-based sweets. Try regional sake and pickles for a taste of traditional flavors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Nagano?

    Pack layers for varying temperatures, especially in winter, and comfortable walking shoes for temple sites or hikes. Consider a light rain jacket, and bring reusable bags for market visits or local shopping.

  • What is the nightlife in Nagano like?

    Nagano's nightlife has a mix of izakaya pubs, relaxed bars, and local eateries around the train station and city center. Some venues feature live music or small sake breweries for evening tastings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Nagano?

    Nagano hosts the Zenkoji Temple pilgrimage and lively snow festivals in winter, along with summer celebrations featuring local food and performances. Seasonal matsuri draw crowds for parades, music, and traditional rituals.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Nagano?

    Nagano has family-friendly vacation rentals in areas near city parks, Zenkoji Temple, and neighborhood eateries. Many listings feature flexible sleeping arrangements or easy access to playgrounds and outdoor spaces.

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    260 of Nagano holiday rentals include wifi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Nagano stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Nagano’s top spots include Mizuno Bijutsukan, Obasute Station and Obuse Station

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