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ryugon
"By far the coolest and most beautiful hotel I’ve ever stayed at, would highly recommend. Extremely peaceful atmosphere and the onsen was amazing. I would come back 100x over"
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026

Yukemurinoyado Yukinohana
"A lovely Japanese style accomodation. Refreshing to see that shoes are off limits at the property and they provide good lockers for the shoes. Private baths and onsens are available for a soak after a day out to explore. Breakfast is good too though the timings of breakfast are a tad early but best ..."
Reviewed on Jul 30, 2026

Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel
"Very nice hotel with a great location!"
Reviewed on May 8, 2026

Hotel Hokke Club Niigata Nagaoka
"Visited multiple hotels while in the area and would chose a different location. I am not a native of Japan and was visiting for a basketball game(which was amazing!)"
Reviewed on Apr 11, 2026

TOYOKO INN Tsubame-Sanjo Ekimae
"Clean room with location close to the JR station"
Reviewed on Aug 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

KAMENOI HOTEL NIKKO YUNISHIGAWA ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT
"Good"
Reviewed on Dec 18, 2025

APA Hotel Niigata Tsubamesanjo Ekimae

Naspa New Otani
Uonuma Hotel & Travel Guide\n
You may have noticed there aren't any Travelocity-featured hotels in Uonuma itself. Savvy travelers hoping to explore Uonuma should make reservations in one of the 3 hotels within a 19-mile (30-kilometer) radius.
The nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation option is the Hotel Route-Inn Nagaoka Ekimae, Niigata, situated 20 miles (33 kilometers) from the commercial district of Uonuma. For another option, why don't you investigate the HOTEL HOKKE CLUB NIIGATA-NAGAOKA, located in Niigata, which is 20 miles (33 kilometers) outside of the city center.
Coming from the town center of Uonuma, it is some 17 miles (27 kilometers) to the Kutsurogian.
Looking to journey a little out of the center? Chubu is home to many exciting attractions. Spend time at Chubu's ruins, castles and traditional villages. Those who love nature can also leave time to relish the region's beaches, mountains, active volcanos and rolling hills. In this area of Japan travelers can also try their hand at snowboarding.
Myoko is 55 miles (87 kilometers) to the west of Uonuma and features Imori Pond and Mount Myoko. Travelocity-listed Myoko accommodation options include the Mont Cervin and Pension Tenshi no Tsubasa. Alternatively, you could stay in Niigata, 45 miles (70 kilometers) north of Uonuma, where you can choose from the Hotel Route-Inn Niigata-Nishi Inter and Chisun Inn Niigata Chuo Inter. When you stay in Niigata, be sure to check out the Niigata Furusato Village and Museum of Medicine and Dentistry.
If watching sport if on your list of things to do, visit Niigata Stadium, situated 45 miles (74 kilometers) to the north of Uonuma. And travelers wanting to sleep nearby can explore the Hotel Nikko Niigata or the Crowne Plaza Ana Niigata.
After you've become enlightened about the available hotel options in Uonuma, be sure to browse our Uonuma city page for local tips on cultural and scenic attractions in this fascinating region.
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Okunikko Hotel Shikisai
"I had a fantastic experience at Hotel Shikisai. The staff were extremely courteous and attentive, the food was excellent (we got the "basic" coursed meal and it was divine!) and the setting is gorgeous and peaceful. Hotel Shikisai has a cozy lived-in feel, but don't take this to mean it is well-worn or undesirable AT ALL. It has a sentimental charm. Picture your favorite old forest lodge (for me it brings up the many WPA lodges in National Parks and National Forests in the States). We had the private onsen, and it was definitely worth any extra cost to pour a private epsom bath while gazing out at the forest on a rainy afternoon. Also, they keep you "hydrated" with free coffee, tea and happy hour booze on the daily!"






