KAI Alps

Spending Time in Contemplation and Reflecting on the Past

Japan has the Alps, which consists of three mountain ranges. The Alps are also known as Japan's roof, and if you stand atop the peak and gaze around, you'll see a panorama comparable to that of the European Alps. At the foot of the Northern Alps, Kai Alps features a courtyard with flowing streams and a fire pit where guests can enjoy beverages, creating an atmosphere of pleasant rural life. There is artwork depicting the Alps' natural beauty everywhere, and even people unfamiliar with the region's history and culture may see and appreciate it with their eyes. Entering the Oomachi Hot Springs, which you will want to do several times during your stay, will alleviate your everyday fatigue thanks to Mother Nature's grace shown through the Alps' mountains.

The chamber is furnished with an art frame created by Yanagisawa, a Nagano Prefecture-based paper cutting artist, and a soothing light is provided by a traditional Matsuzakiwashi craft (Japanese traditional paper). Art frames differ per room, so discovering which design you prefer is one of the pleasures. Additionally, there are other room types, including rooms with lofts and rooms equipped with indoor hot springs. Each room features a tatami-style living area, allowing you to unwind in a Japanese-style environment. Additionally, when the curtain is opened, a lush mountain view of nature is revealed, allowing you to enjoy an open stay. In particular, the Japanese-style Suite FB4 in the annex allows you to spend unique time overlooking the courtyard and experiencing the four seasons in a room with firewood stoves.