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This is a condominium hotel located in the nature-rich village of Hakuba, Nagano Prefecture. It is ideal for stays where you can enjoy Hakuba's beautiful four seasons, with rooms equipped with kitchens, making it convenient for families and long-term stays. Nearby, there are tourist spots such as the Hakuba Goryu Alpine Botanical Garden and the Aoni Settlement, where you can enjoy nature walks and historical exploration. In winter, it serves as a base for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, while in summer, it can be used as a base camp for hiking and outdoor activities, offering an attractive stay throughout the seasons. Additionally, it features free parking, making it conveniently accessible.

■Herbal and Chinese medicine baths using home-grown and blended herbs—unique to this location ■Sauna available　Usable in the evening and morning ■Dinner: Choose from over 20 menu options including rice bowls and set meals!Dining area 'Umaimonya' open after 8 PM ■Breakfast: Enjoy a Yamanashi gourmet buffet featuring dishes like Yoshida udon and chicken giblet stew ■Extensive selection of manga available for borrowing ■Flat parking for 100 vehicles / Large vehicles allowed ■Guest room Wi-Fi ■Coin laundry available

Villa Gensen is "For those who want to relax at the accommodation," "enjoy hot springs and open-air baths," "take a relaxing trip," or "explore and sightsee in Yufuin," perfectly suited for such guests. Our facility is a private villa with hot springs, limited to one group per day. Since it is an accommodation limited to one group per day, it offers a "low-contact and highly rejuvenating" stay. The villa is equipped with hot springs flowing directly from the source.You can enjoy them anytime during your stay. Additionally, Villa Gensen is located within walking distance of many popular spots, making it an ideal location for sightseeing and exploration. Enjoy the seasonal beauty of Yufuin, a representative area of Oita, through views of Mount Yufu and walks along the Yunotsubo River.