Accor's MGallery brand will operate the Madarao Kogen Hotel and Lime Resort Myoko when they open in winter 2026 and 2027
MGallery CEO Maud Bailly introduced the dual signing. "Madarao Kogen Hotel and Lime Resort Myoko joining MGallery Collection represents a new chapter for our collection in Asia - places where nature, design, and culture converge.
"In partnership with Patience Capital Group, we are proud to bring MGallery’s spirit of memorable and meaningful travel to the Japanese Mountains, combining authenticity, sophistication, and well-being in one of the country’s most inspiring destinations."
The first opening, Lime Resort Myoko, is set to host 38 rooms near the base of Mount Myoko in the heart of the Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park. Restaurants, a café & bar, onsen facilities, a fitness area, and a kids' club will all open on-site for hotel guests.
Madarao Kogen Hotel is due to open around a year later in late 2027, currently expected to have 80 guest rooms, multiple restaurants, a destination pool bar and an offsite 'ski diner'.
Both resorts will be connected by a 30-minute shuttle service for dual stays connecting the Myoko Suginohara Ski Resort and Nagano Dunes Golf Club. Tokyo is a two-hour train ride or a three-hour drive from both properties.
