Suwa Hotels with Wifi

"The lobby and facilities are beautifully decorated in a classic, elegant style. All the staff are friendly. I can't quite remember his name, but a male staff member whose name started with 'Xiao' on his name tag was exceptionally kind. He helped me call a round-trip taxi to the park and made a great effort to communicate with me, a foreigner."

"This is a self-check-in hotel. You need to contact the hotel in advance to give the check-in code. If you don't have the check-in code, you can find the front desk brother. The front desk brother service is very good. You can set the next day's breakfast, breakfast is very cheap, 300 yen a piece is enough for two people who have not eaten much, the self-service vending machine in the hotel, instant noodles are cheaper than 711. 10 meters next to the hotel is renting an electric car. The boss is super good and the car is cheap. It is much cheaper than what I found, and it is a new car within 100 kilometers. The photo is two car rental shops and one hotel breakfast."

"This ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) exudes a wonderful Showa-era charm and is a quintessential Japanese onsen experience. From the moment we pulled into the parking lot, someone was there to greet us and help with our luggage, escorting it all the way to our room. The staff explained everything about the inn in great detail. I absolutely loved the ambiance! We had dinner reservations for 7:30 PM in a private dining room. The proprietress even came in to greet us and ask how we liked the beef in our sukiyaki. My Japanese isn't great, so I didn't understand everything, but she was incredibly warm and welcoming ❤️🔥. The lady who checked us in was also super friendly. If you're planning a pilgrimage to Tateishi Park from 'Your Name,' this ryokan is an absolute must-stay!"

"The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from JR Suwa Station. There is a shuttle bus service at certain times. The hotel faces Lake Suwa. I booked a Japanese-style lake view room, and the view from the window was very nice. Room service staff will make the bed in the room. You can tell the front desk the specific time. The hotel has two buildings. You need to go to the other building for breakfast, which is just average. The hotel's hot spring is nice. There are various types of hot springs and pools, including an open-air hot spring. The men's and women's pools are switched every other day."

"Standard Japanese service, attentive and attentive; the only downside was the language barrier. Breakfast and dinner were incredibly lavish, with breakfast served course after course. It happened to be during the fireworks festival, so it wasn't crowded, but the atmosphere was lively."

"I stayed here on a business trip. It is located close to Suwa Interchange on the Chuo Expressway. The room was clean and spacious. There is also a loft-style bed. The windows in the guest rooms can be opened slightly for ventilation."

"This was the hotel I enjoyed most during my trip to Japan (the other two were also very good). It's a newly renovated hot spring hotel right on the shores of Lake Suwa. Facilities: The hotel offers a one-night stay with two meals, with breakfast and dinner included in the room rate. There's an indoor onsen on the 6th floor and another terrace onsen with a lake view. They have red and white baths, hence the name ”Red and White.” The restaurant is on the 2nd floor, where we serve breakfast and dinner. The first floor is also spacious and clean, with a welcome glass of sparkling water. Cleanliness: Every room was spotless, especially the onsen area. Ambience: Because it's located on the lake, most rooms offer a lake view. Our room was the smallest in the hotel, but it was spacious enough for two people (it could sleep up to four). The lake view is a bit off-center, but you can still see a bit. Just across the street from the hotel is the lake, and hotel guests can take a free boat ride. The boats are rarely crowded, and the scenery is truly beautiful. In August, in addition to the famous Lake Suwa Fireworks Festival, there's also a 10-minute fireworks display every evening, visible from the lakeside. Service: The service was excellent. Mr. Lee (or Li), a Chinese-speaking staff member in the restaurant on the second floor, was truly wonderful. His detailed explanation of the dinner provided a deeper understanding of the ingredients and cooking methods for each dish. After dinner, we headed up the mountain to watch the sunset (the setting for Lake Itomori in ”Your Name”), and since it wasn't easy to get a taxi down, the hotel provided flashlights for us. They also helped us get a taxi the next morning. Overall, this is a hot spring hotel with excellent service. Highly recommended!"

"The room I booked was a regular tatami room, but the lake view was great. The hotel service was really considerate and thoughtful. I arrived early and was told during check-in that there was a free bus tour of the four major shrines of Suwa, including a driver's explanation throughout the trip. Due to my poor Japanese, I only understood the general idea and didn't understand any of the details. The four shrines of Suwa Taisha were originally quite scattered, but now it's easy to take them all. The breakfast was made with local specialties and was very healthy."

"Getting to the JR station involves a long detour, a 10-minute walk, which can be quite tiring if you're dragging a large suitcase. The location is quite good; across a small street are an art museum and a large public bath, and the lakeside is breathtakingly beautiful. There's also a small market on weekends where locals sell their own homegrown vegetables, fruits, and bread – a truly idyllic scene. The hotel itself is rather mediocre; the cleanliness is unusually poor for a Japanese hotel, with many stains on the wallpaper, making it unpleasant. The service was also subpar; when I booked the wrong room and asked the front desk for an extra blanket, they just gave me a few big X's. The breakfast was fairly plentiful. The public bath has a bathhouse atmosphere, but don't expect too much."

"The person who stayed in the refrigerator the day before? The rest of it was in 💧 The hot spring bath was very good."