Norikura Kogen no Yado irodori
乗鞍高原の宿 irodori
Bathing & Water
Uses natural hot spring water
Bathing Arrangements
Private bath available for day-use visitors or hotel guests to reserve
The single onsen bath is booked in fully-private 30-minute slots, not a communal bath.
Private onsen bath in guest rooms, for overnight guests only
Guest rooms have their own bath/toilet, but the onsen itself is listed separately under shared facilities (共有スペース) as a reservable communal bath, not an in-room onsen bath. Reviews describing a 'private onsen' refer to the reserved time-slot system, not an en-suite onsen.
Shared bathing area for all genders
The bath is used exclusively by one reserved party at a time (kashikiri), structurally precluding mixed communal bathing.
Policies & Services
Restaurant or dining open to visitors (not just hotel meal plans)
Multiple reviewers who were staying at other lodging (including the neighboring inn 美鈴荘) came specifically to eat here, confirming the attached cafe & restaurant 'irodori' is open to non-guests/walk-ins. The official site independently brands it as 'cafe＆restaurant irodori' with its own posted hours, takeaway menu, and vegetarian options, separate from the lodging.
On-site or nearby parking available
Programs
About
The inn's single onsen bath draws on Suzuran Onsen (すずらん温泉) and is booked in fully private 30-minute slots rather than shared as a communal tub, so a soak here means the whole room to yourself. Irodori is a small, seven-room inn up in the Norikura Kogen highlands that keeps stay and meals separate: check in without worrying about a fixed dinner slot, then eat at the attached cafe and restaurant, which also welcomes walk-in diners staying elsewhere and keeps vegetarian options on the menu. Inside it feels closer to a mountain hut than a hotel, wood-toned and easygoing.
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Last updated July 26, 2026