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Vacation rentals in Nasushiobara

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 360 vacation rentals in Nasushiobara

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Nasushiobara vacation rentals start at G$6,276 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    260 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 140 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    110 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    340 of Nasushiobara vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Nasushiobara rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Nasushiobara stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Nasushiobara's top spots, include Nasushiobara Station, Nozaki Station, and Kurodahara Station

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Home in Nasu
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

The luxury of doing nothing. A grown-up retreat with a view from the hilltop, a natural hot spring, and a wood-burning stove / 3 bedrooms, 12 beds

About 2 hours from Tokyo. There is a private villa with a wood stove on a hill in Nasu. Soak in the free-flowing natural hot spring and sip coffee while looking out over the forest. Why not enjoy a morning of simple luxury? ◆ Living Room An evening dining with loved ones around a single-piece dining table. This is a private rental space where you can play the piano or put on records without worrying about anyone else. There is a fully automatic coffee machine available at all times. Panoramic views of the Nasu Shiobara Highland from the second floor. There are no buildings around, and only the forest and sky are in view. Even if you raise your voice or your laughter echoes, there are no neighbors to worry about. ◆ Enjoy a BBQ while taking in the view from the balcony that is connected to the living room. Of course, you can do it even on rainy days. ◆ Hot spring and wood stove You can enjoy Nasu's milky white hot spring bath fed directly from the source spring. There are 2 showers. The latest wood-burning stove has automatic ventilation. Just spending the night watching the fire will become a memorable part of your trip. ◆ Bedrooms and beds 3 bedrooms that can accommodate up to 12 people. With 9 permanent single beds and 3 extra beds, all 12 people can sleep in their own bed. ◆ Access and basic information - Parking for up to 3 cars (free) - About a 10-minute drive to a convenience store and supermarket

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Chalet in Nasu
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Amazing Slider \ Multiple Families, Three Generations \ Up to 16 People \ Easy Access \ Great Kids Room \ Indoor Smoke-Free BBQ \ 4K Movies

JOY Nasu, a chalet filled with dreams A truly extraordinary experience you can't get at a hotel Enjoy an unforgettable stay ●● 7 charms of JOY Nasu ●● ① Accommodates up to 16 people Large 7LDK with 3 floors and 5 bedrooms ② A powerful giant tube slider Of course, adults can also slide Everyone's excitement is skyrocketing! ③ A kids' space that is too large, 22 tatami mats on the 3rd floor Unlimited toys and play equipment Draw as much as you like on the wall whiteboard About 300 books, from picture books to children's books, are available for unlimited reading The children's smiles will burst! ④ Smokeless BBQ in the sun room Super comfortable without worrying about insects or the weather, of course, with air conditioning and heating A "smokeless BBQ roaster" that is also used by luxury yakiniku restaurants Here you can have an elegant BBQ experience ⑤ 120-inch extra large projector The living room with an atrium of over 5m becomes a 4K theater You can enjoy Prime Video, etc. ⑥ Spacious bath The highlight is the bathtub made of rare natural stone, Towada stone You can fully enjoy a relaxing bath time ⑦ Nasu sightseeing center area JOY Nasu makes it easy to get to nearby facilities

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A tranquil outdoor space is shown, featuring a hammock suspended between trees and a small table nearby. The wooden deck is complemented by lush greenery and a gentle creek flowing in the background, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Cabin in Nasu
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

NASU terrace MANA: Forest barrel sauna and BBQ grill / Bubbling clear stream / Glamping

"MANA" is a stylish log house surrounded by the Nasu forest and a stream that can accommodate up to 15 people Wake up to the sound of clear streams and birds chirping, and at night, after looking at the starry sky in the barrel sauna in the forest, you can fall asleep.The wood deck, barrel sauna, reclining Totonou chair, and authentic large BBQ grill are all available for private use! We will support you with information on Nasu's tourist attractions and restaurants.WiFi 10Gbps introduced.English available Workcations where you can enjoy a sauna & BBQ with one another, glamping couples and family, snowboarding with friends, skiing, golf trips, company training camps, and more! IH stove, refrigerator, espresso machine, and all dishes and cooking utensils.It is also fully equipped with a dishwasher and washer and dryer. It is a 3-minute walk to Kan-chan Onsen, which has the best open-air bath after the sauna.Penny Rain, the most famous bakery in Nasu, is also within walking distance.Buy croissants and have an elegant breakfast with coffee brewed from beans.Safari Park and famous hot spring are also within a 10-minute drive.

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Villa in Nasushiobara
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

Villa with a panoramic view of the Nasu mountains / A holiday with dogs in the countryside / Private dog run and BBQ

Welcome to Elle's Garden House, a stylish villa surrounded by countryside with a panoramic view of the Nasu Mountains 🌷 When you arrive, take a breath with a welcome drink and have a peaceful time.The natural grass dog run, where dogs and children can play to their heart's content, is a secure, private space surrounded by a solid fence. There is a BBQ grill and a dining set on the covered wood deck.Enjoy delicious meat and fresh vegetables from Nasu. The villa has a soft brown exterior, and once inside, the warm sunlight of the highlands gently illuminates the living room with its wooden atrium.Please have a relaxing time. The kitchen with a counter is the size of 4 people side by side!Create stews with your whole family and drink wine with your partner and tapas. Bathtime amenities, fluffy towels, and owner-focused natural materials.Enjoy your vacation while taking in the nature of Nasu, the starry night sky, and the refreshing air. * Thankfully, reservations are especially full during peak season.If you're considering it, first save it to ❤ (Favorites) to make it easier to check availability!

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Home in Nasu
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Completely private, free campfire & BBQ, up to 11 people, large bathtub under the starry sky, Minamigaoka Farm and Penny Lane within walking distance 

[When a child's "first time" meets an adult's "long-awaited moment"] Entire house | Private villa nestled in a forest of about 4,000 m² Campfires, BBQ, fireworks, music. Here, you can enjoy yourself without worrying about your surroundings, which you might do a little in the city. During the day, explore the forest or look for insects. Depending on the season, you can also pick chestnuts and play in the snow. Have a BBQ together in the evening And at night, gather around the campfire and make roasted marshmallows and sweet potatoes. The crackling sound of burning wood, and looking up at the starry sky, It will surely be an unforgettable memory. There is a loft, a swing for children, and Lego blocks in the room. You can relax with your family and friends even on rainy days. Walking distance to Minamigaoka Farm and Penny Lane. In addition to family trips, It is also recommended for special gatherings with friends and three-generation trips. In the nature of Nasu, Children can have their "first experience." For adults, it's "nostalgic time." Please come and experience it.

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Cottage in Nasu
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

A cabin in harmony with nature where you can enjoy the tranquility and fully experience Mt. Nasu | SANU 2nd Home Nasu, in a lush forest...

Relax and unwind in this quiet and stylish space. [About the architecture] "SANU CABIN BEE" features a shape inspired by a honeycomb and large windows that cut through the natural landscape. It features an open space with a 4-meter-high ceiling and a large window that captures the magnificent view outside. The workspace and bed space are gently separated by curved trees, allowing you to live, work, and play. You can also try the terrace where you can enjoy breakfast with a beautiful view. About equipment and amenities ■ Kitchen ▼ Cooking appliances - 3-burner IH cooking stove - Refrigerator - Wine cellar - Rice cooker - Oven - Toaster oven - Electric kettle ▼ Pots - Pots - Frying pans (large and medium) - Deep pot ▼ Coffee set - Brewer jug - Coffee filter - Coffee grinder - Grinder cleaning brush ▼ Cooking utensils - Cutting board - Knives (Santoku, bread knife, paring knife) - Peeler - Draining bowl (small) - Bowl (small) - Salad spinner - Kitchen scissors - Whisk - Rubber spatula - Flip spatula - Ladle - Tongs - Scoop - Sharpener - Serving spoons - Grater

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Tiny home in Nasu
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Private sauna and water bath (hot and cold water available) Earthboat Nasu (Nasu) [Pets allowed]

Earthboat, an outdoor hotel with a private sauna, designed to spend time in nature. The site, located on the banks of the Nasu Yumoto and Ikenohori, is dotted with private rental guest buildings, each with a private wood-fired sauna. The facility has a private bath where you can enjoy the sulfur spring of Nasuyumoto exclusively for guests, and you can spend a relaxing time while freely going in and out of the sauna. Also, pets are allowed in the entire building. You can spend a relaxing time in nature with your loved ones. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh This plan includes a private wood-fired sauna and a barrel bath (hot water can be switched). It is possible to heat the open-air tub bath and store the water.Enjoy the water bath and bath to your heart's content by switching them at your preferred time. In addition to the indoor shower room, guests who want to relax in the hot spring can use the private open-air bath shared by guests. The size is 22 square meters and can accommodate up to 3 adults. There is 1 queen size bed and 2 extra futons.

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The entrance features a traditional Japanese wooden structure with sliding screens. A stone pathway leads to the door, flanked by neatly trimmed shrubs and decorative rocks. A large ceramic pot sits prominently on the porch, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.
Home in Nasu
4.76 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

In the heart of Nasu, Japanese modern, large garden, BBQ, wood stove, large cypress bath, family bath

This modern Japanese villa is in a great location in the center of Nasu Kogen, just a 10-second walk from the popular bakery "Penny Lane". When you go through the gate, you will see a charming Japanese-style house in front of you. A large garden, colored by the seasonal nature, gently welcomes visitors. While admiring the trees and flowers in the garden, you can open the entrance door through the elegant curtain, and there is a Japanese modern space where a special time away from everyday life flows. The interior design blends traditional Japanese style with modern comfort. Enjoy a luxurious time in the spacious living room and open dining room, surrounded by the scent of tatami mats. The large windows offer views of the beautiful nature of Nasu, which changes with the seasons.

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A contemporary wooden interior features a spacious seating area with cushions and a curved bed arrangement. Large windows allow natural light, revealing views of the surrounding landscape. A simple dining table adds functionality, while the warm wood tones create a comforting atmosphere.
Home in Nasushiobara
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 51 reviews

7-minute walk to the station. A private rental where you can stay like you live in Nasu. [Nasu no Hanare]

7-minute walk to the roadside station "Meiji no Mori Kurosio". Located between Kurosato Station and Nasu Kogen, this hotel is a base for experiencing daily life in Nasu. It is also close to Nara Michi's museum, "N's yard", so it is also recommended for art lovers. There are two double beds, so it is just the right size for a family of four, including two small children. There is also a refrigerator, microwave, and kitchen (2 IH burners), so you can enjoy cooking in your room using ingredients purchased at the roadside station or supermarket. There is also a shower room in the room, but Nasu is a land rich in hot springs, so please enjoy the nearby day-use hot springs. Wi-Fi is available in the room (NURO light), so please use it for work.

Top guest favorite
A spacious living area features wooden walls and high ceilings, bringing warm natural tones indoors. Cozy seating is arranged around a central coffee table, while a wood stove offers a focal point. Large windows provide views of the surrounding forest and the adjacent dining area.
Cabin in Nasu
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

Prime Cottages-Woodlanders Log Cabin, Wood stove

Prime Cottages Wood landers Log Cabin is located in elevation of 950 meters and surrounded by natural forest of Nikko national park. There are plenty of scenic places and tourist attractions in highlands area. Great landscape, Restaurants, Bakeries, Museums, Onsen spa, Winter activities. Peaceful quiet environment, mild weather even in the summer, walking in the woods, fishing, skiing, best place to get away from the city. 【World heritage site】 Nikko Toshogu Shrine:70 min drive from home.

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A sunlit outdoor deck space is furnished with a comfortable sundeck couch and two armchairs, constructed from dark wicker. A large parasol is positioned nearby, and nature is visible in the background, enhancing the serene setting.
Villa in Nasushiobara
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Stone Point Villa Nasu: Spa/Sauna/BBQ/EV charger

Stone Point Villa Nasu is a tranquil forest spa retreat in Nasu, Japan’s renowned royal resort destination. We believe that true luxury lies in the harmony between nature and culture. Surrounded by the natural splendor of the historic Nasushiobara region, our villa highlights Nasu's four distinct seasons with breathtaking views. It features three exquisite fireplaces and stunning stones imported from Portugal, Indonesia, and India. Every detail is designed to immerse you in tranquility.

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The modern villa features a sleek exterior with a combination of dark wood siding and large windows. A small entrance is visible, complemented by greenery in the background. The building is designed to optimize natural light and blend with the surrounding landscape.
Villa in Nasu
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 46 reviews

Kito NASU, an adult hideaway with a sauna

Villa with private sauna limited to one group per day "Kito NASU" is now open. Fully equipped with furniture and appliances, this accommodation is comfortable even for long-term stays. The stylish and spacious 3LDK space is In addition to air conditioning, floor heating and wood stoves are also available. We are fully equipped with all the necessary facilities to make your stay comfortable. 1 queen bed on the first floor 2 single beds on the 2nd floor Can accommodate up to 4 futons

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Other great vacation rentals in Nasushiobara

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Home in Nasushiobara
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Newly opened! Maximum 12 people / Roofed BBQ terrace / Fireplace & large screen / 7 car spaces / 18 minutes by car to Nasu Hi

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Home in Nasushiobara
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 90 reviews

Spacious villa in the woods with a wood-burning stove and BBQ, sleeps 12

Guest favorite
A spacious deck features wooden seating arrangements with soft cushions, inviting comfort amidst a serene forest view. A circular chair adds a unique touch, while a small table sits in the center, providing an ideal spot for outdoor gatherings.
Home in Nasu
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 28 reviews

Cafe-style private accommodation in Nasu | Roofed BBQ & 100-inch TV for games and movies | Up to 12 people | 3 bedrooms | Parking for 3 cars | Pets allowed

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Apartment in Nasushiobara
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

6-Guest Getaway | Safari 15 min | 100" Movie Room

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A spacious living area features large windows allowing natural light to fill the room. A wooden table is positioned centrally, surrounded by comfortable black seating. Access to an outdoor patio is provided through sliding glass doors, enhancing the connection to the garden.
Home in Nasushiobara
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 95 reviews

All-in-one! Luxury Stay [Nas] 1 Building Rental! Equipped with sauna, pool, and pizza oven. 2-14 people, pets allowed, and lots of fun!

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A hexagonal fire pit is centered on a gravel area, filled with vibrant flames and glowing embers. Surrounding greenery is visible in the background, creating a serene outdoor setting for gathering and relaxation.
Home in Nasu
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 33 reviews

Starry Sky, Bonfire, BBQ with Roof. 720㎡ House with Garden/Charcoal Plaster. Maximum 6 people, 3 bedrooms.

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Cottage in Nasushiobara
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

BBQ under the stars!Entire cottage rental [Building B]

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Home in Nasu
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 62 reviews

Covered BBQ, 100-inch theater, and games | Max 12 people | 3 bedrooms | Pets allowed | 3 cars | Rice provided

When is the best time to visit Nasushiobara?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Nasushiobara?

    Many travelers choose to stay near the Shiobara Onsen area, known for mountain views and access to hot springs. Neighborhoods around the city’s parks or in quieter, more rural settings are frequently suggested for a relaxing visit.

  • What are the best things to do in Nasushiobara with kids?

    Families can enjoy animal encounters at local dairy farms, hands-on workshops, or gentle walks through flower parks. Outdoor hot spring pools and adventure playgrounds are also often recommended for kids.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Nasushiobara?

    Explore hot springs in the Shiobara Onsen area, walk suspension bridges above forested valleys, or relax in gardens at Nasu Flower World. Visiting local dairy farms and sampling fresh produce is also frequently suggested.

  • How is the weather in Nasushiobara?

    Nasushiobara has cold winters around 26–39°F (-3–4°C), with snow possible, and warm, humid summers near 69–87°F (21–31°C). Rainfall is common during the summer months, while spring and autumn are generally milder and drier.

  • When is the best time to visit Nasushiobara?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for comfortable weather and vibrant landscapes. Autumn is especially popular for foliage, while cherry blossom season in spring brings parks to life.

  • What are the best places to visit in Nasushiobara?

    The Shiobara Onsen town, Nasu Flower World, and Shiobara Valley are frequently suggested for natural beauty and relaxation. Local museums and traditional craft studios add to the city’s cultural offerings.

  • What are some hiking trails in Nasushiobara?

    Hiking trails wind through the Shiobara Valley, with routes passing waterfalls and suspension bridges. The Nasu Highlands are also known for forest trails that feature mountain views and seasonal wildflowers.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Nasushiobara?

    Families can explore dairy farms, stroll through flower parks, or enjoy river walks in scenic valleys. Interactive art museums and local workshops provide hands-on activities for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Nasushiobara?

    Explore the Nasu Highlands for hiking and nature, or visit nearby traditional towns known for craft workshops and local cuisine. Scenic parks and forested hot spring villages are also often included in day trip plans.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Nasushiobara?

    Many stays in Nasushiobara welcome pets, especially in rural or hot spring areas. Some accommodations feature outdoor access or areas for dogs to stretch and play.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Nasushiobara?

    Carry cash, as some local establishments may not accept cards, and try soaking in a traditional hot spring bath for a unique cultural experience. Exploring early in the morning can offer quieter trails and gardens.

  • What is Nasushiobara known for?

    Nasushiobara is known for natural hot springs, mountain scenery, and foliage in autumn. The city has a reputation for dairy products, outdoor activities, and tranquil rural views.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Nasushiobara?

    Nasushiobara has peaceful hot spring villages, tranquil lakes, and local art galleries tucked around the city. Seasonal flower fields and small family-run eateries also provide a locally rooted experience.

  • What are the best foods to try in Nasushiobara?

    Nasushiobara has rich dairy products like yogurt and cheese, local soba noodles, and regionally raised beef. Many visitors also enjoy the mochi sweets and rural vegetable dishes available at family-run inns.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Nasushiobara?

    Bringing layered clothing is suggested, as temperatures vary throughout the year. A waterproof jacket helps during rainy months, while comfortable shoes are useful for exploring parks, hot springs, or mountain trails.

  • What is the nightlife in Nasushiobara like?

    Nightlife in Nasushiobara is more understated, with local izakayas, quiet cafés, and occasional live music in relaxed venues. Many visitors enjoy an evening soak in a hot spring or sampling small-batch sake nearby.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Nasushiobara?

    Local festivals around autumn often feature vibrant foliage, while spring events highlight cherry blossoms in parks and temple grounds. Seasonal flower festivals and cultural celebrations are widely attended in the area.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Nasushiobara?

    Nasushiobara has many family friendly stays, especially near park areas and hot spring neighborhoods like Shiobara. Look for rentals with spacious layouts or easy access to nature for a comfortable visit.