Welcome to Joshin’etsukogen National Park mountain resort lodge!

HOTEL FUJIYA is a lodge surrounded by magnificent nature that enables you to fully enjoy Joshin’etsukogen National Park and the Sugadairakogen Highlands. The surrounding area is a vast mountain region boasting some of the best quality snowfall in Japan, and the ski slopes are just a ten-minute walk from the hotel, a location sure to delight those wanting to play in the snow. For breakfast and dinner, the hotel provides combo meals rich in local color made from local produce and featuring home style cooking representative of Nagano Prefecture. Meals shown in the photographs are examples; menu items during your stay may differ. For guests staying more than one night, we also ensure that different menu items are served each day.



  • General Guest Rooms (Japanese-style room)
  • Large Public Bath (Men/Women)
  • Dinner Menu

Just 10 minutes’ walk to the Shirogane Ski Slope in Sugadaira Kogen Ski Resort!

Known for its high quality smooth powder snow, this popular ski slope has the added appeal of enabling long cruising for 6 km from the peak of Mt. Neko! Covering some 175 ha, the vast ski slope provides a total of 60 diverse skiing/snowboarding courses for visitors to enjoy. HOTEL FUJIYA guests receive a special ski slope discount, as well as a free shuttle bus service between the hotel and ski slope. There is a rental shop a three-minute walk from the hotel, so there is no need for you to bring your own skiing equipment to enjoy gliding down the ski slopes.

Go to the Sugadaira Kogen Snow Resort Official Website





Information

Hotel Facilities
  • All guest rooms are nonsmoking.
  • Guest rooms comprise a Japanese-style tatami-mat room (10 jo/18㎡) + indoor porch (3.5 jo/6 ㎡), Western-style toilet, and washstand. The indoor porch is a tatami-matted space next to the window.
  • In the lobby there is a common area with a communal refrigerator, vending machines (water, tea, beer), microwave oven, water heater, tea-making sets, instant coffee, TV, and newspapers.
  • The First Floor kiosk sells snack food, soda water, tomato juice, sake wine, wine, whisky, beer (bottle), highball (can), and shochu (can).
  • Please use the large public bath for bathing.
  • Bath towels (free rental), hand towels (free of charge), and toothbrush sets (free of charge) are provided in your room.
  • Yukata (informal cotton kimono) are available for rent. (We recommend bringing your own room wear.)
Accommodation Plans
  • Please note that we offer accommodation plans both with and without meals.
  • If you will be visiting with children, please include the number of children in your reservation. Accommodation fees apply from the age of 3 years. Please include the ages of any children when making your reservation.
Meals
  • If your accommodation plan includes meals, please check in by 18:00. If your accommodation plan does not include meals, please check in by 23:00.
  • Changes to the meal (such as allergies or vegetarian requirements) cannot be accommodated.
  • Meals are served in the hotel restaurant.
Other
  • Please note that some of our facilities are not available to guests with visible tattoos.
  • If you have any religion-based requirements, please provide this information when making your reservation.

Overview of facilities

Check-in time15:00 (Latest check-in time: 23:00)
Hotel FacilitiesWi-Fi (lobby), paid laundry service, banquet hall, large public bath, private one-person baths, kiosk, vending machines
MealsDining room
Bathlarge public bath
Credit cardVISA、JCB、American Express、Master card
Accommodation Fees for ChildrenElementary school age child: 80% of adult fee
Preschool-age child(a): 1 night accommodation + breakfast and dinner 3,500 yen
Preschool-age child(b): 1 night accommodation + breakfast 2,700 yen
Preschool-age child (bedding only): 2,000 yen
Preschool-age child (no meals or bedding): 0 yen
Infant: 0 yen
Cancellation PolicyUp until 2 days before stay: 20%
Day before stay: 50%
Day of stay: 80%
No-show without contact: 100%
With regard to a decrease in the number of staying guests, no cancellation fee is charged if the decrease is 30% or less than the number of staying guests in the original reservation.

Cancellation of reservations must be notified by e-mail at least 4 days prior to the check-in date.
[Cancellation requests should be sent by e-mail to [email protected] ]
Protection of Personal InformationHOTEL FUJIYA handles personal information provided by guests in accordance with the laws and regulations.
1. Guests’ personal information is only used for the purpose of contacting them to check their reservation.
2. Guests’ personal information is not provided to a third party except when required under the law.
3. The necessary measures for safely protecting guests’ personal information in accordance with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information have been put in place.
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Transportation Access to HOTEL FUJIYA

Sugadairakogen Highlands Lodge HOTEL FUJIYA
Address: 1223-1383 Sugadairakogen, Ueda-shi, Nagano 386-2204, Japan
Longitude/latitude: 36.53531/138.32342
TEL: +81-268-74-2038

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Access from Haneda/Narita Airports

  • By public transport: Haneda Airport/Narita International Airport → Tokyo Station → (Nagano Shinkansen: 1 hr 20 min) → Ueda Station → (Bus to Sugadaira: 50 min) → Nishi-Sugadaira Bus Stop → (1 minute walk) → HOTEL FUJIYA
  • By car: (Kan-Etsu Expressway) Fujioka Junction → (Joshin-etsu Expressway) Ueda-Sugadaira Interchange (approx. 30 min) → turn left at traffic lights in Sugadairakogen Highlands and continue for 1 km

Access from Kansai International Airport

  • By public transport: Kansai International Airport → Osaka Station → (Thunderbird limited express train: 2 hr 40 min) → Kanazawa Station → (Hokuriku Shinkansen: 1 hr 40 min) → Ueda Station → (Bus to Sugadaira: 50 min) → Nishi-Sugadaira Bus Stop → (1 minute walk) → HOTEL FUJIYA
  • By car (Nagano Expressway) Koshoku Junction → (Joshin-etsu Expressway in the direction of Niigata) Suzaka-Nagano-Higashi Interchange (approx. 30 min) → drive straight through the traffic lights in Sugadairakogen Highlands and continue for 1 km.

Parking lot: Free parking is available for up to 30 regular-size vehicles
*Bus fare from Ueda Station (approx. 1 hr ride): 500 yen one way
*Prefectural Road 34 Nagano-Sugadaira Line is closed during winter. Please be careful because automotive navigation systems may misdirect you to this route.
*Timetable for local bus services departing from Ueda Station.
https://www.uedabus.co.jp/sugadaira/sugadaira.html

Sightseeing Spots Near HOTEL FUJIYA

  • Zenko-ji Temple 60 minutes One of Japan’s representative Buddhist temples, Zenko-ji has a long history dating back some 1,400 years. The statue of the Amida Buddha enshrined here is said to be the oldest Buddhist statue in Japan. This temple is such a famous sightseeing spot that there is a saying in Japan that: “You must visit Zenjo-ji Temple at least once in your lifetime.” More details
  • Kurobe Dam 130 minutes
    （from HOTEL FUJIYA to Ogizawa Station）     As the tallest dam in Japan, the Kurobe Dam is a sightseeing spot that draws many visitors from around the world. The powerful discharge of water is a must-see. The dam can only be accessed by designated bus services from Ogizawa Station. More details
  • Jigokudani Yaen-koen (Wild Snow Monkey Park) 70 minutes This is a rare spot where you can see wild monkeys bathing in hot springs. Japanese macaques are the only animals in the world that bathe in hot springs in their natural habitat. The sight of the snow monkeys relaxing in the hot springs is soothing to watch. The rarity of this phenomena draws many people to the park, not only tourists but also researchers and photographers. More details
  • Karuizawa 80 minutes Karuizawa is a stylish region dotted with traditionally Japanese-style buildings as well as Western-style structures. It is a popular sightseeing spot where you can enjoy strolling around looking at the beautiful scenery, seeing art exhibitions, shopping, and gourmet cuisine. More details
  • Bessho Onsen 70 minutes This hot springs resort has been renowned as a place for convalescence for some 1,300 years. It is also a spot where you can see buildings designated as national treasures and important cultural properties of Japan. Famous hot spring baths with long and distinguished histories continue to be popular among both locals and tourists as public baths.
    (Photo cooperation: Ueda City Multimedia Information Center)     More details
  • Matsumoto Castle 90 minutes Built during the Warring States Period (15th and 16th centuries), Matsumoto Castle is the oldest surviving castle in Japan today, and it draws many tourists hoping to catch a glimpse of this striking structure. The black castle with white snows and the Japan Alps rising in the background create a magnificent scene. More details