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49 Hostels in Myoko

Top-Rated Hostels with Free Breakfast in Myoko, Japan

Fuel your morning without spending an extra penny before shredding the slopes at budget-friendly ski hostels featuring free breakfast in Myoko, Japan.

Soratobu Usagi - Myoko
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Soratobu Usagi

hostel, Myoko-shi
The Soratobu Usagi hotel is located in Myoko, 21 kilometres from Myoko city centre, offering convenient access to local amenities.
This 2-star inn boasts a sauna, restaurant, tennis court, garden, and free parking, alongside laundry facilities and multilingual staff, making it ideal for skiers with its proximity to slopes and ski transfer services.
Myoko Tsubame Onsen Iwatoya - Myoko
8.9 50 reviews

Myoko Tsubame Onsen Iwatoya

hostel, Myoko-shi
Tsubame Onsen Hotel Iwato-ya is situated in the Tsubame Onsen district of Myoko, 49.9 kilometres from Jigokudani Monkey Park and 14 kilometres from Lake Nojiri. The hotel has a good user rating, and its location and cleanliness are rated as very good.
The hotel has one bedroom, one bathroom and can accommodate up to four guests. It offers free Wi-Fi, comfortable amenities, and access to multiple hot springs for relaxation.
Hotel Soboku - Myoko
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Hotel Soboku

hostel, Myoko-shi
Hotel Soboku offers a peaceful retreat in Myoko-shi, located 2 kilometres from the city centre, providing travellers with convenient access to local attractions.
This hostel features free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a microwave oven, and on-site parking, with a terrace or balcony for guests to enjoy.

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Soratobu Usagi - Myoko
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Soratobu Usagi

hostel, Myoko-shi
The Soratobu Usagi hotel is located in Myoko, 21 kilometres from Myoko city centre, offering convenient access to local amenities.
This 2-star inn boasts a sauna, restaurant, tennis court, garden, and free parking, alongside laundry facilities and multilingual staff, making it ideal for skiers with its proximity to slopes and ski transfer services.

Frequently asked questions about hostels in Myoko

  • What budget-friendly events or festivals are taking place in and around Myōkō?

    The 'Myoko Snow Festival' is a great option if you're visiting in winter. It takes place in February and features snow sculptures, ice slides, and traditional food stalls. The 'Myoko Summer Festival' in August is another fun event with live music, fireworks, and local crafts.
  • What are the best hostels in Myoko?

    Among the hostels in Myoko, Myoko Forest Lodge - Hostel, Aouei and Myoko Powder Hostel are the most popular ones.

  • What are the top social spots in Myōkō for hostel guests to meet other travelers?

    The 'Akakura Onsen' area is a great place to meet other backpackers. Many hostels are located in this area, and there are a few bars and restaurants that are popular with travellers. The 'Akakura Pub' is a good spot to start, and the 'Akakura Onsen' itself is a great place to relax and chat with other guests.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in Myoko?

    Myoko Forest Lodge - Hostel, Aouei and Melö Haus - Hostel are the best hostels with parking in Myoko.

  • What’s the best budget-friendly way to reach Myōkō?

    The most budget-friendly way to get to Myoko is by taking a bus from Nagano Station. The journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes and costs around 1,500 yen. You can also take a train from Tokyo to Nagano and then a bus to Myoko, but this will be more expensive.
  • What should you know before renting a hostel in Myōkō?

    Most hostels in Myoko are located in the Akakura Onsen area, which is a great base for exploring the surrounding mountains and hot springs. Many hostels offer shared rooms and common areas, so you can meet other travellers. It's a good idea to book in advance, especially during peak season.
  • What's the best time of the year to visit Myōkō?

    Myoko is a great destination year-round, but the best time to visit depends on your interests. If you're looking for snow sports, the winter months (December to March) are ideal. For hiking and outdoor activities, spring (April to May) and autumn (September to November) are great times to go.
  • Where in Myōkō can you find the best areas to stay in a hostel?

    The best area to stay in a hostel is Akakura Onsen. It's a charming village with a variety of hostels to choose from, and it's close to the ski slopes and hiking trails. There are also some hostels in the nearby town of Myoko Kogen, which is a bit more spread out but offers a quieter atmosphere.

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Best Myoko hostels with air conditioning

Aouei - Myoko
8.6 16 reviews

Aouei

hostel, Myoko-shi
癒し宿 Aouei hostel in Myoko-shi offers budget-friendly accommodation; precise location within Myoko-shi and proximity to specific landmarks requires further detail.
This single-bedroom lodging provides 10 square metres of space with air conditioning, parking, Wi-Fi, and linen included.
Hotel Soboku - Myoko
9.4 7 reviews

Hotel Soboku

hostel, Myoko-shi
Hotel Soboku, a hostel in Myoko-shi, offers convenient access to local attractions, with its precise location situated within the district.
This 57 square meter establishment provides complimentary Wi-Fi, on-site parking, and air conditioning in some rooms, alongside a kitchen equipped with a fridge and microwave, and a terrace or balcony for guests to enjoy.

Best Myoko hostels with laundry available

Hotel Soboku - Myoko
No reviews

Hotel Soboku

hostel, Myoko-shi
Hotel Soboku offers a peaceful retreat in Myoko-shi, located 2 kilometres from the city centre, providing travellers with convenient access to local attractions.
This hostel features free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a microwave oven, and on-site parking, with a terrace or balcony for guests to enjoy.
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