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Belle Vue Nishiura
"The staff were great & the room was what we paid for but we were not accustomed to sleeping on floor."
Reviewed on Feb 14, 2026

Kagura White Horse Inn
"Our family of 5 had an enjoyable stay in a large Japanese style room. Great location for the ropeway and gear hire available too so very convenient. Nice to have the communal kitchen and dining areas as we got to meet some other guests. The ping pong table got a lot of use too. They lend toboggans ..."
Reviewed on Apr 22, 2026

Hotel Futaba
"Lovely hotel in Yuzawa, which is a 90 minute Shinkansen ride from Tokyo. The onsen is nice too, highly recommend"
Reviewed on Sep 10, 2026

Livemax Resort Echigo Yuzawa
"Position is convenient for train and restaurants. Onsen area was fabulous alternating temperature between the 2 pools each day. All the personal care items you need. Microwave on each floor is handy. There was at least 1 english speaking staff on front counter at all times. Dinner a little expensive ..."
Reviewed on Jun 9, 2026

Naeba Prince Hotel
"A bit run down and since it was off season and mostly empty. At check the receptionist told me that breakfast was complimentary but when i went to the restaurant they said I would have to pay. So this kind of misrepresentation didn’t bode well with me."
Reviewed on Oct 9, 2026

Trip7 Yuzawa Sky Onsen Hotel
"Checkout staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The onsen was welcoming for foreigners and we were informed tattoos were okay too, which was an unexpected surprise. Amenities (including robe for the onsen) were provided and there were vending machines easily accessible as well. Short walk to Yuzawa ..."
Reviewed on May 5, 2026

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Akinari Hotel & Travel Guide
As there is just 1 accommodation option within a 6 miles (10 kilometers) of Akinari's central area, you should consider organizing a place to stay as soon as your itinerary is known.
There are a handful of hotels to choose from within easy walking distance from the center of Akinari. The New Greenpia Tsunan is a convenient option because it's just 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.
The Hotel Futaba is located 8 miles (13 kilometers) from the downtown area of Akinari. On the other hand, the Nozawa Grand Hotel can be found 13 miles (21 kilometers) away. Two other Travelocity-listed places to stay in the surrounding area are the Jinpyokaku along with the Issano Komichi Biyuno Yado.
The larger Chubu region is definitely worth visiting as well. Explore Chubu's ruins and castles. Anyone with a love for the great outdoors should also leave time to enjoy its beaches, mountains, active volcanos and rolling hills. Outdoor-loving visitors can also try snowboarding in this part of Japan.
35 miles (55 kilometers) from Akinari, you can find Nagaoka, where you can spend the day visiting Echigo Hillside Park and Niigata Prefectural Museum of History. The Hotel Route-Inn Nagaoka Inter and Hotel Route-Inn Nagaoka Ekimae are just some examples of the convenient hotel and apartment choices in Nagaoka. 25 miles (43 kilometers) to the west of Akinari, you can find Myoko, home to the Mont Cervin and Pension Tenshi no Tsubasa. The Imori Pond and Mount Myoko are some of the most popular sites to experience in Myoko.
Before you and your family leave Chubu, you should certainly ensure you are able to see some fast-paced sport. Swing by Nagano Olympic Stadium, located southwest of Akinari. Enlightened travelers wishing to find hotels in the area around the stadium can select from the Hotel Route-Inn Court Shinonoi or the Shinshu-Matsushiro Royal Hotel.
Our comprehensive city guide is a fantastic way to absorb more facts about Akinari.
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Recent Akinari hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Naeba Prince Hotel
"A bit run down and since it was off season and mostly empty. At check the receptionist told me that breakfast was complimentary but when i went to the restaurant they said I would have to pay. So this kind of misrepresentation didn’t bode well with me."






