Dormy Inn Matsumoto Reviews

I was stranded in Matsumoto because I overestimated the travel time I had remaining to make the JR schedule. The Dormy at Matsumoto was perfect - the outdoor rooftop hot spring in the snow was one of my favorite experiences. Breakfast ended at 9:30 so I missed it - usually I think breakfasts end at 10:30. But they had free Hersheys ice cream, Yakult, coffee, and more throughout the small Disneyland-hotel-Ryokan.

The hotel is very old especially in the room and onsen. I usually stay at dormmy inn (other places) but this is very old and does not clean.

Pretty nice hotel at a convenient location (only 6 minutes walking from Matsumoto station). Amenities are aplenty, with ample washing machines/dryers and hot springs, sauna and cold pools. Free ice cream during the afternoon/night and yakult in the morning are plus points. Complimentary hot ramen at night is great as well. Many places to eat after hours nearby. Also comes with free mango pudding upon arrival in the fridge, which is nice. Nice place to stay if you are planning to go to Kamikochi or just go around Matsumoto yourself or with loved ones.

Like the good hot springs, both indoor and outdoor, with sauna available in the centre of city. Also enjoy the breakfast buffet with variety of Japanese local food and tasty fruit. Free noodles for supper in night time as well. It is high value for money in the downtown.

Accidentally book smoking room and cannot change because all rooms are occupied. Besides, all amenities are good. Good public onsen and free ice cream and probiotic milk.

Clean room, very friendly service, breakfast is Japanese but very delicious. Top location for visiting the Matsumoto castle, close to Matsumoto main station.

The indoor and outdoor hot springs are good.

This time I once again stayed at one of Dormy Inn hotels located all over Japan. I was able to relax and soothe my daily fatigue by soaking in the hot springs. I also spent the morning running around Matsumoto city, which is my hobby, and enjoyed a delicious breakfast with a wide variety of menu items made with local ingredients. I will definitely stay here again next time. Thank you!

The hotel is a little far from the station, about 7-8 minutes walk. The room is not small and can easily accommodate two large suitcases. The facilities in the building are a bit old, but the hot spring is very comfortable and there is an outdoor hot spring pool

The location is very good, very close to the station and Matsumoto Castle, art galleries and museums are all within walking distance, and the key is that there are hot springs to soak in, and the evening ramen is also very good. In short, it is worth staying.

Everything is good. The room is spacious, there are indoor and outdoor hot springs, as well as a sauna. The environment is very good, there are enough washing machines, washing is free, and drying is 100 yen for 20 minutes. There is free midnight ramen, free ice cream, drinks, and Yakult, and the breakfast is also rich. I am very satisfied with my stay!

The accommodation is quite old. The air conditioner is very loud. The location is not far from the train station. But if you have a suitcase, you're walking around. As for the front service, it's like everywhere else. speak English well But when I went, they couldn't find the reservation that I reserved in advance. It takes quite a bit of time. According to the services of this hotel chain, there is an onsen. and ramen, which is seen as a big plus

Arrived a little late that day: the parking lot was full. Ask yourself to park in a quarantine era parking lot 🅿️. Very inconvenient. In addition, the room is also a relatively small partition. Very close to Matsumoto Castle.

The room is large and comfortable. The hotel is just across the street from the train station and walks straight for three to five minutes. There is a hot spring, and you can get popsicles or Yakult after soaking in the hot spring. There is free ramen at 9:30 in the evening. Highly recommended!