2-Star Hotels in Azumino

Taxi fare to and from the train station 900 yen per trip, not expensive. I used to try to walk from the station to the hotel by visiting Hotaka Shrine and continue walking along the waterway. Open Google map to navigate with you, not lost, and it is a pleasant route. The hotel itself is not new. But clean, available lay out of a strange twin room. But personally, I like it very much, because it has mutual privacy. The windows of every room overlook the Japanese Alps Breakfast is set. Choose Japanese or western style. It's delicious to be laid out and tastes good too. Next to the hotel, there is a take away food shop called hottomotto, delicious and cost-effective. Or walking to the other way, there is a community mall with super market, Muji and Mc Donald. The owner of the accommodation, both female and male, are lovely, hospitable and communicate in English.

Located in Azumino, Jonenbo is a 3-minute drive from Chubu-Sangaku National Park and 8 minutes from Mount Tsubakuro Trail. This ryokan is 4.5 mi (7.3 km) from Morinoouchi Picture Book Gallery and 5.3 mi (8.5 km) from Sangaku Art Gallery.This ryokan offers designated smoking areas.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 11 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, complimentary toiletries, and slippers. Conveniences include safes and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Angry praise! If you want to rest in peace, you can live longer if you want to be quiet, This is a residence in a Buddhist temple. The abbot is a Korean, and the Master’s name has no manifestation; The meals provided by the temple are mainly Korean. The Korean aunts are very enthusiastic. Although I can’t speak Chinese, Japanese or English, the communication is barrier-free and can almost meet all our requirements. Because the location was a bit off, we arrived late and couldn't get a taxi. I called the nearest small train station nearby. When Ctrip got what I needed, Master Fa Xian specially drove us to pick us up. Auntie had already had dinner. In the case of time, it still provides us with very delicious meals; If you believe in Buddhism or not, it is highly recommended that you stay for a few days

Dog Friendly Lodgings All rooms have their own onsen-bath *A relaxing time together with your dog

A hot spring inn nestled within the nature of Azumino. Enjoy seasonal dishes and a hot spring that is revitalizing your skin.

The Azumino Park Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Azumino Park Hotel offers a pleasant stay in Azumino for those traveling for business or leisure.Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 200m from JR Hotaka Station and 28km from Matsumoto Airport. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Kitano Shrine, Hiyoshi Shrine and Iguchiki Genji Memorial.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.

Azumino! The natural hot spring baths can be fully reserved at this mountain cabin-style pension

Situated in Shinshu Azumino and built from Kiso Japanese Cypress wood, features a garden that blurs the line between cultivation and nature. Japanese cypress-lined hot spring bath!

I have stayed at this hotel 7-8 times since about two years ago, and I think it is one of the hotel chains with high hospitality overall. The breakfast is well-balanced and appetizing, so I am very satisfied, and it is also very clean. The only disappointment is that the bathtub in the unit bathroom is unusually small. In winter, my skin often feels cold when it touches the shower curtain...it's difficult to take a shower while standing.

It seems to have been renovated, and it is cleaner than before COVID. The rooms and hot springs are great! The staff are also kind and everyone is very nice. It's a shame that the restaurant in the hotel was closed. We went out to eat, so we couldn't drink alcohol 🥲 This is my third visit, and I'm always happy to see the monkey family (a pretty big group) in the parking lot 😊