Hotel Yudanaka is a 3-star retreat in Nagano, Japan, located about 14,2 mi from the city center. The address is 3246-2 Hirao Yamanouchimachi Shimotakaigun. With 171 reviews, this property invites travelers to discover its charm, and prices start from $104.

Highlights include skiing, free private parking, free Wi‑Fi, and a free hot spring bath, all complemented by mountain views. Dining options include a restaurant and bar, while meeting or banquet facilities and a golf course are available for an extra charge; a sauna and air conditioning add comfort after a day outdoors.

Guest rooms are non-smoking and soundproof, with practical touches such as free toiletries, a bidet, and a bathtub. Elevators serve all floors, with upper floors accessible by elevator.

Dining on site centers on the traditional Japanese restaurant, KIRAKU, serving Japanese cuisine in a classic setting, with a bar to pair drinks after a day of exploring. For events or meetings, dedicated banquet facilities are available, and a golf course can be arranged for an extra charge. After outdoor adventures, a sauna and air conditioning provide a comfortable cool-down, with mountain views adding to the relaxed ambiance.

A range of room types helps accommodate different travel styles, including Family, Quadruple, and Japanese Style options, with both smoking and non-smoking configurations and private or shared bathrooms. The Family room spans 463 square feet and accommodates eight adults and four children, including twelve futon mats for flexible sleeping arrangements. An Economy Quadruple room offers 366 square feet with a shared bathroom for four adults and three children, while Japanese Style variants include private (258 square feet) and shared (215 square feet) bathroom options, some featuring a mountain view.

Payment is handled with major cards—cash is not accepted. Accepted methods include Mastercard, Discover, Visa, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Maestro, NICOS, UC, and UnionPay, making it convenient for international travelers to settle bills with familiar networks.