Tsurunoyu
Most popular lodge in the resort, well known for honjin rooms and outdoor baths which represents the image of Nyuto Onsen. The lodge also has a restaurant offering local buckwheat noodles and hotpot, and a separate inn Yama-no-Yado å±±ã®å®¿.
Magoroku
Magoroku is also known as 'Mountain water of the medicine'. There are 4 different sources of hot springs which carry ingredients for several healing processes.
Kyukamura Tazawako-Kogen Inn
Very modern and easily filled up by groups or families where other lodges have limited size of rooms. The inn gets extremely busy during skiing season in winter.
Kuroyu
The only in Nyuto that is closed in winter open late April-late November. Popular for its rural setting and thatched roof. Self-catering facility is available on request.
Ohkama
An old school building had been relocated to the current location and now serving as a spa lodge. Only Ashiyu Footbath in Nyuto is open to public during summer.
Taenoyu
This lodge is situated on the bank of Nyuto River. It has a feminine atmosphere, mixed with European and Japanese antiques.
Ganiba
Situated at the end of main road. The named after many crabs had been found around the lodge. It has an indoor bath and an outdoor bath.