Find Ski Hotels in Shiozawa Onsen

Mountain trails meet steaming hot springs at this traditional Japanese ryokan. Skiers and snowboarders access nearby slopes, then soak in natural onsen waters. Japanese cuisine at KEYAKI restaurant complements adventurous days, while heated floors welcome guests back to cozy rooms after mountainside thrills.

Mountain views accompany healing soaks in private open-air hot tubs at this Japanese onsen retreat. Steps from Takayama Station, guests relish the indoor mineral springs, sauna, and delicious breakfast buffet before exploring nearby Miyagawa Morning Market and historic sites.

Mountain adventurers revitalize in private hot springs after skiing nearby slopes. This ryokan blends traditional Japanese comfort with natural beauty, offering garden views, local cuisine, and both indoor and outdoor onsen experiences.

Mountain explorations culminate in therapeutic soaks within 2 indoor onsen baths heated to 41°C. Located steps from Hida Folk Village and a short walk from Takayama Station, this ryokan balances outdoor thrills with delicious meals at the on-site barbecue restaurant.

Mineral-rich indoor and outdoor onsen baths soothe muscles after exhilarating days of downhill skiing and snowboarding. Located within walking distance to Takayama Station, this Japanese hotel offers 5 distinct restaurants serving delicious kaiseki dinners praised by guests.

Mountain adventures await at this authentic Japanese ryokan, where skiers and snowboarders return to soothing indoor public baths. Traditional tatami rooms blend comfort with cultural charm, all within a 4-minute walk of Takayama Station and local temples.

Soothing 104°F onsen waters welcome skiers back from nearby slopes at this authentic Japanese inn. Complimentary bicycles provide alternative exploration of Takayama's morning markets and preserved traditional buildings. Savor acclaimed local cuisine in the restaurant after alpine adventures.