Resort Hotel Laforet Nasu

Ideally located next to the Nasu Imperial Villa, this hotel offers dishes made with an abundance of local ingredients, natural hot springs, and peaceful guest rooms for a relaxing stay.

The property features a hotel building with Western-style rooms, Japanese-style rooms, and deluxe rooms, as well as cottages suitable for group trips and stays with dogs, allowing guests to choose accommodations that suit their travel style. The hot spring facilities overlooking the Nasu Highlands include large public baths, open-air baths, and saunas. The facilities available to men and women alternate daily.

The hotel's Japanese restaurant, Yamaji, serves cuisine blending Japanese and Western influences in a calm, traditional setting. Highland vegetables grown in the area and other seasonal ingredients bring the flavors of each season to the table. The dishes showcase the rich, delicate flavors of nature, prepared with techniques that bring out the best in every ingredient.

Breakfast is served as a semi-buffet of Japanese and Western dishes, featuring plenty of fresh vegetables from the Nasu Highlands. In addition to scrambled eggs, grilled fish, and bread, the spread includes local specialties such as makigari hot pot and simmered Tochigi yuba, along with locally produced milk at the drink bar. A set menu may be served on certain dates.

From spring through fall, guests can also book canoeing experiences on Lake Koami Dam and stand-up paddleboarding experiences on Lake Itamuro Dam. The area around the hotel is home to numerous attractions, including Nasu Heisei-no-Mori Forest, Nasu Ropeway, Nasu Stained Glass Museum, and Nasu Teddy Bear Museum, as well as theme parks and shopping destinations. It is an ideal base for exploring all that Nasu has to offer.