Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori, the horse noren curtain hung at the entrance at night

Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori

A bath beneath sky and mountains, a quiet Japanese-style room, flavors of the land — one night’s stay in Ikaho.

About Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori

Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori sits just off the Ikaho Stone Steps.
A rooftop open-air bath at 800 meters, a private open-air bath wrapped in a red paper umbrella,
tatami rooms, and meals built around local ingredients quietly fill a night at this hot spring inn.

The Ikaho mountains seen from Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori's rooftop open-air bath

4 things we loved about staying here

The rooftop open-air bath at 800m elevation / a private open-air bath quiet enough to enjoy solo / relaxed time spent in a Japanese-style room / breakfast and dinner where you savor local ingredients course by course

What We Loved About Staying at Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori

This page covers Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori’s rooftop open-air bath, private open-air bath, guest rooms, breakfast, dinner, and facilities, based on our own photos and stay. From whichever topic interests you most, you can jump into one of six detailed reports.

The view from the bath, how comfortable the rooms are, what the meals are like, and whether it’s easy to stay solo — we’ve summed up what we wanted to know before booking, based on what we actually experienced.

Six Stay Reports: Hot Springs, Rooms, and Meals

ROOFTOP BATH The Ikaho mountains seen from the rooftop open-air bath

The Rooftop Open-Air Bath "Roman"

An open bath at 800m elevation looking out over Mt. Akagi and the Tanigawa mountains — a relaxing time wrapped in sky and mountains.

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PRIVATE BATH The bathtub of the private open-air bath "Nagomi"

Private open-air bath "Nagomi"

A quiet moment facing the water beneath a crimson paper umbrella — 45 private minutes in a ceramic tub.

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BREAKFAST The breakfast set at Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori

Breakfast

A gentle Japanese breakfast served in a dining room marked by a horse silhouette.

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DINNER Dinner at Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori, a kaiseki course meal

Dinner

From the mukōzuke sashimi course to Akagi beef sukiyaki-style hot pot, this dinner report savors a generous kaiseki course meal dish by dish.

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GUEST ROOM A Japanese-style room at Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori, with futon bedding and a low table

Rooms

A look at relaxing in the tatami room, along with our impressions of booking through the official website.

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FACILITIES Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori, the horse noren curtain hung at the entrance at night

Facilities

From removing your shoes at the entrance, we walk through the inn’s facilities — choosing a yukata, the shop, the smoking area, and more.

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The Benefits of Booking on the Official Site

This time we booked a plan with breakfast and dinner through Nagomigokoro No Yado Omori’s official website. Because you can check room type, party size, and meal conditions as you choose, it was easy to find a plan suited to a solo stay.

If you’d like to use the private open-air bath "Nagomi", you can check availability and terms alongside your room reservation, making it easy to plan your time after arrival.

As a booking perk on the official site, there was also an option to choose a colorful yukata different from the inn’s standard one — a nice touch if you’d like to stroll the Ikaho Stone Steps or take photos around the inn.

Booking perks such as the colorful yukata, along with plan details, may change depending on the season and plan, so please confirm the latest availability when you book.

Stay plans, room types, meal conditions, the private open-air bath, and official booking perks can all be checked on the official reservation page.

Check stay plans and booking perks on the official website

What to Check Before You Book

We’ve organized by topic the things you’ll want to know before booking — room size and amenities, what’s included in breakfast and dinner, and the difference between the rooftop and private open-air baths. For the latest rates, parking, and hours, please check the official website.

Ikaho Onsen

Ikaho Stone Steps Ikaho Stone Steps at Night Access Yokotekan Ropeway Kajika Bridge