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From about US$354/ per night (2 adults, ¥56,000)

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Guests praise the way staff actively engage with children, which lets parents take their time over the creative French course. Families also rate the touches aimed at parents and children alike, including the new-wing Japanese-Western rooms, the kids' space and the free ice pops.

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Kids Facilities

Creative French restaurant

Indoor

Dinner is a creative French course menu. Children's menus come in three options chosen by approximate age: a kids' meal (ages 3-6), a Hamburg steak set (ages 6-10) and the adult menu (ages 8 and up). Baby food can be warmed, and sharing from the adults' dishes or bringing your own is also accommodated. The restaurant has a Bumbo seat, children's chairs, a securing belt, and children's forks, spoons, bowls, small plates and bibs.

Open-air bath and indoor bath (separate baths for men and women)

Outdoor

The bathing areas are separate for men and women and include two types of bath rooms in two kinds of wood, pale unfinished timber and red pine. The water is Togoru no Yu, a semi-natural onsen (an artificial hot spring), said to ease stiffness in the shoulders and muscles. Dappled sunlight falls into the open-air bath, which is lovely in the morning as well. Opening the door brings the scent of wood along with the steam.

New-wing private-hire baths (hinoki bath and stone bath)

Indoor

The new wing has two private-hire baths: a bright hinoki-cypress bath and a stone bath built from arranged stones. Families can take their bath time together on their own, and it is well received by families with babies.

Lobby kids' space

Indoor

A corner of the lobby gathers toys and picture books for children. The picture books can be taken to your room or to the dining area to read. A Mikado Coffee corner is right beside it, so parents can take a breather while keeping an eye on their children.

1st-floor ice pop corner

Indoor

A free ice pop corner on the 1st floor. Adults and children alike can help themselves after a bath or after a meal.

Baby and kids' items (in-room and available to borrow)

Indoor

Children's slippers, a children's toothbrush and a diaper bin are provided in the room. Free rental items, in limited quantities, include low-irritant shampoo and body soap, a step stool for children, wet wipes, a shower chair, a children's toilet-training seat, a bedwetting mat, a baby bath, a baby bath chair, a bed guard, a water thermometer, bath toys and picture books. A crib is also among the free rental items.

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Overview

Dormy Club Karuizawa is certified as a Welcome Baby inn by the Miki House Child-Rearing Research Institute. It is a small 24-room hotel in the Sengataki Nakaku area of Naka-Karuizawa, where families can choose among three room types to suit the group: new-wing Japanese-Western rooms, main-building Western-style rooms and main-building Japanese-style tatami rooms. Bathing includes an open-air bath and an indoor bath filled with Togoru no Yu, a semi-natural onsen (an artificial hot spring), plus private-hire baths in the new wing, a hinoki-cypress bath and a stone bath. The hotel also warms baby food and has a generous list of free rental items, including low-irritant shampoo, a baby bath and a bed guard.

A small resort hotel with 24 rooms in total, in the Sengataki area of Naka-Karuizawa (3 minutes by car from the Hoshino area). It is certified as a Welcome Baby inn by the Miki House Child-Rearing Research Institute, and the property is designed with babies and children in mind.

There are three family-friendly room types:

  • New-wing Japanese-Western room (40 sq m, up to 5 adults, Simmons beds, a twin or double room plus a Japanese-style tatami room) - suited to three-generation families, with tatami where babies can crawl
  • Maisonette (33 sq m, up to 5 adults, Simmons beds, living room on the 1st floor and bedroom on the 2nd, with the feel of a private villa) - suited to energetic children
  • Spacious 13.5-tatami-mat Japanese-style tatami room (40 sq m, up to 5 adults, with a kotatsu set up in winter) - suited to three-generation families and families with babies

There are separate bathing areas for men and women, with an open-air bath and an indoor bath. The open-air bath is built with two kinds of wood, pale unfinished timber and red pine, so opening the door brings the scent of wood along with the steam. The new wing also has two private-hire baths, a hinoki-cypress bath and a stone bath. The water is Togoru no Yu, a semi-natural onsen (an artificial hot spring), and bathing hours run from 3 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. the next morning, with no swap between the men's and women's sides. The diaper-changing table is in the women's bath.

Dinner is a creative French course menu. For children, you can choose by approximate age among a kids' meal (ages 3-6), a Hamburg steak set (ages 6-10) and the adult menu (ages 8 and up). Baby food can be warmed, and sharing from the adults' dishes or bringing your own is also fine. Allergies must be reported at least 3 days in advance. For mealtimes, the hotel provides children's forks and spoons, a bowl, a small plate, a bib, a Bumbo seat, a children's chair and a belt to secure a child to a chair.

Free rental items, in limited quantities, include low-irritant shampoo and body soap, a step stool for children, wet wipes, a shower chair, a baby bath, a baby bath chair, a bed guard, a water thermometer, bath toys, picture books, a toilet-training seat, a bedwetting mat, outlet covers and a children's toothbrush. The kids' space in a corner of the lobby near the restaurant has picture books and toys, and the ice pop corner on the 1st floor is free to use. The building has two floors and no elevator.

Accommodation Tax

From June 1, 2026, an accommodation tax will be charged to guests staying in Karuizawa-machi, per an official announcement. Please see the Karuizawa-machi website for details. Late checkout may or may not be possible depending on the day's reservations.

Access & Information

location_onAddress482 Sengataki Nakaku, Karuizawa-machi, Kitasaku-gun, Nagano 389-0111
directions_carAccessBy car: 25 minutes from Usui-Karuizawa IC; Harunire Terrace and the Wild Bird Forest (Yacho-no-Mori) are 3 minutes away. By train: a free shuttle from Naka-Karuizawa Station on the Shinano Railway takes 5 minutes and must be reserved in advance.
trainNearest stationNaka-Karuizawa Station
local_parkingParkingFree parking for 30 cars, with no reservation required. It is an outdoor parking area, so vehicle height is not usually an issue.
callPhone+81-267-44-3411
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, UC, DC, NICOS, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://dormy-karuizawa.jp/open_in_new

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From about US$354/ per night (2 adults, ¥56,000)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Dormy Club Karuizawa best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Does Dormy Club Karuizawa have baby beds?

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Baby beds are available to rent. See the Kids Facilities section on this page for details.

Is there parking at Dormy Club Karuizawa?

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Parking: Free parking for 30 cars, with no reservation required. It is an outdoor parking area, so vehicle height is not usually an issue.

How do you get to Dormy Club Karuizawa?

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By car: 25 minutes from Usui-Karuizawa IC; Harunire Terrace and the Wild Bird Forest (Yacho-no-Mori) are 3 minutes away. By train: a free shuttle from Naka-Karuizawa Station on the Shinano Railway takes 5 minutes and must be reserved in advance.

Can we bring baby food, and will the hotel warm it?

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On a plan without meals, you can share from the adults' dishes or bring your own baby food, and the hotel will warm it for you.

Can we enjoy the course dinner with young children?

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The creative French course is served so that it can be eaten easily with chopsticks, and the hotel says families can enjoy it with peace of mind even with young children.

Is there a kids' space in the building where children can play?

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A corner of the lobby is a kids' space with toys and picture books, and the picture books can be taken to your room or to the dining area.

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