Lodge Yokochi Nozawa Onsen

With a team of dedicated, all English-speaking staff, this cozy, Japanese-style lodge is a fresh addition to town.

Perfectly located just moments from the main street, bus station, and an easy walk to Yu-Road (the moving walkway), you’ll have quick access to the slopes and endless adventure.

Off the mountain, our lively communal areas are the perfect place to relax, share stories, and connect with fellow riders. Start your day with a free hot breakfast, or wind down with a hearty meal at the brand-new on-site restaurant.

• Free Wifi
• In-house Restaurant
• Ski Room
• Fitness Space and Ice Baths on Request
• Central location in the heart of town
• Friendly bilingual staff and Nozawa Holidays staff always nearby
• N/A laundry service (Laundromat in town)

*Japanese style shower room is traditional style open bath tub surrounded by open sit down shower area.

There are 13 free onsens in town and you can also try. Check this page: https://www.nozawaholidays.com/things-to-do-in-nozawa-onsen/

Ski Locker

As a guest who rented from Nozawa Holidays rental shop, you also have an access to the Ski Locker for your skis and snowboards – a very easy and convenient way to store some gear whilst you hit the slopes! There is a cafe at the ski locker open 8am to 11am. Great spot for a coffee in the morning on the way up to the slopes.

• Rooms with private toilet – 22,000yen per room (from 2people)
• Rooms with share shower room and toilet – 20,000yen per room (from 2people)
• Child (12years old and under)- 5,000yen per night

Our properties are all well located very close to the snow. Please have a look at the below maps (click for the PDF file) to see the location as well as lots of great places to eat and local landmarks.

Lodge Yokochi  (Previously known as Hachiemon) is located on our town map (ref: D5).

Free public hot springs housed in traditional buildings all round the village. Perfect after a hard day skiing with Nozawa Onsen Restaurants, pubs, ATM, Post Office and Supermarket all an easy stroll away.

Check-in Information for Your Stay

Address:  (Previously known as Hachiemon)
9250-2 Oaza-Toyosato, Nozawa Onsen Mura, Shimo-Takai Gun, Nagano, 389-2502

389-2502 長野県下高井郡野沢温泉村大字豊郷 9250-2

Please check this link for getting to Nozawa Onsen.
Aitoku Lodge is located at D5 on the town map and the closest bus stop is Chuo terminal (map ref: D6).

The nearest office: (Hours: 8am – 7pm), Nozawa Central (No.5 on our town map).

Contacts: +81(0)269-67-0467 or +81(0)90-9669-6026 (you can use WhatsApp!)

You can go straight to your accommodation as they are expecting you.
Please come to our nearest office for your check-in, town orientation, lift passes and any other enquires.

Check-in: 3pm – 7pm

Early check-ins: You are more than welcome to leave your luggage (including ski and snowboard bags) with us until you are able to check-in.

Late check-ins: Let us know if you plan to arrive after 7pm and we will leave your room numbers and any required information at the reception for that evening.

Check-out: 10am

Luggage Transfer

You can transfer your luggage from / to wherever you like in Japan. You can send your luggage to your accommodation directly.To send them there please write your booking names and your check-in date and we will take care of your luggage until you arrive.

Complete Your Holiday

If you haven’t seen the variety of snow services we offer to our guests, please feel free to check out what we offer.

Cash in Nozawa Onsen

Japan is predominantly a cash society, and it can be difficult to find places that accept cards as payment. Please ensure that you bring enough cash in Yen with you. You can exchange money at the airport bank, or before you leave home.

There are two ATMs in Nozawa Onsen. One is located next to the Tourist Information Office which accepts most bank cards. The other ATM is located just inside the Post Office glass sliding door, which is open until 6pm each evening.

Restaurants around Town

There are a large array of restaurants and bars around Nozawa Onsen, all of which have a uniqueness about them. Please feel free to check out our free Restaurant and Bar Guide to see what takes your fancy!

Any other questions? Check here: FAQ