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Kamikochi Imperial Hotel
With its red triangular roof and log-built exterior beloved as a symbol of Kamikochi, this storied mountain resort hotel opened its doors in 1933. A fireside lobby lounge and an authentic French restaurant set the stage for a refined and special stay. Located at the heart of the private-vehicle-free zone, it's within walking distance of Kappa Bridge and Taisho Pond — a truly one-of-a-kind location.
🛏 Room
Mountain-Lodge-Style Rooms
with the Charm of Log Beams
Rooms feature timber-framed ceiling beams that recall the hotel's origins, paired with warm twin beds. Kamikochi's deep forest spreads out beyond the window, wrapping guests in the stillness unique to a mountain resort. The simple yet dignified interior carries a distinctive character born only of a hotel with such a long history — a special space to rest a body tired from climbing or hiking beneath the warm glow of a bedside lamp.
🍽 French Dining
Authentic French Cuisine
Made with Shinshu Ingredients
Wrapped in deep red curtains and warm lighting, the main dining room serves an authentic French course generously featuring Shinshu highland vegetables, game, and river fish. Traditional recipes passed down since the hotel's founding, paired with Kamikochi's seasonal bounty, make for a luxurious dining experience unique to a mountain resort hotel. Enjoy a special evening in the stillness preserved by the private-vehicle ban.
🍳 Breakfast
A Western-Style Breakfast
to Fuel a Day of Climbing
Freshly baked bread, a homemade omelet, a colorful salad, and fresh juice make up a breakfast built to properly fuel travelers heading out into the Northern Alps for the day. Take your time over a leisurely morning overlooking the greenery outside the window, and your walk to Kappa Bridge and Taisho Pond — or your climb up Mt. Yake or the Hotaka range — will be all the more rewarding.



