Hotels with Parking in Nagano City

Hotel looked a bit tired from the outside but the rooms were modern and well equipped. We had a standard twin which was large by Japanese standards. The bathroom pod had a large step up but was spotless and had good water pressure and temperature as well as the standard Japanese super toilet. We had a good night’s sleep. Receptionist was very welcoming and we could leave our cases in free lockers prior to checking in. Decent breakfast with the option of a burger from the next door restaurant if you wanted it. Also free cake or doughnuts in the evening. Loads of good restaurants in the immediate area and a short walk to Nagano Station and the large temple complex. You can also catch a bus to the snow monkey park from the nearby stop. Nagano is lovely and well worth visiting. A more relaxed atmosphere than Tokyo

This hotel is about an 8-minute walk from the East Exit of Nagano Station, in a quiet area. It's a very refined and clean business hotel. For food and drinks in the evening, you can find options around Nagano Station, as there's only one convenience store nearby. It's significantly cheaper than hotels on the Zenkoji Temple side, and also cleaner and newer. The mountain view is especially outstanding.

The location is super convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Nagano Station. The breakfast was good, with unlimited coffee and juice. I stayed for three days and visited Togakushi Shrine and Karuizawa Outlet, both easily accessible by train from Nagano Station.

A Japanese-style hotel with extreme temperatures. Although the luggage has to be carried up and down the steep and bright wooden stairs, the old antiques in the house make life afraid of breaking up, all guests share the bathroom bathroom and hot spring ♨️. But it is so warm, the space is reasonably used upstairs and downstairs, and the 20 or so rooms are scattered. Comfortable hot spring baths, soft cloth tatami mats and the quiet environment in the store make people relax. The hotel operator is an elderly couple over 80 years old, busy upstairs and downstairs every day, ushered in, the 81-year-old gentleman not only has a hard body but also a super memory, every time the guest goes out, he picks out the guest's shoes and puts them in front of the guest, never making mistakes. Grandma is also radiant and kind, and she will not forget every word the guests have said to her, carefully and meticulously. The two elders stood outside the door in slippers and bowed and waved goodbye to us until the bus traveled. Maybe it is because of the fact that this century-old store has been passed down. I hope everyone can feel their precious warmth and cherish it when they stay.

Stayed in the female-only dorm. Cleanliness was good, and there are 4 showers that can be used at the same time. However, some people make quite a bit of noise packing up at night, so if you are a light sleeper, it might not be recommended.

This place is ~5mins walk from Zenkoji temple. neighborhood is peaceful at night. Shoes to be removed outside the accommodation. Rooms are on the 2nd floor so you'll have to carry your luggage up (there's no lift). Room (with window) is huge. You'll have to head downstairs to use the shared toilet and shared onsen (no toilet inside the room). We were only allowed 30mins of onsen time for 2 pax - couples weren't allowed to use the onsen concurrently so we had to go one after another (i'm not sure if the instructions got lost in translation..). Felt very rushed so i didnt really get to enjoy the onsen experience, but overall was nice and clean. Interesting 6.30am tour around the area and within the temple itself, followed by a simple vegetarian breakfast (porridge with omakase-styled sides with miso soup) back at the accommodation. The morning tour lasted from 6.30am - 8.30am. The accommodation provided a fleece blanket to each pax to bring to Zenkoji temple to keep us warm during the morning praying ceremony. We went on 30 Dec and it was SO COLD. Overall interesting experience but accommodation price is pretty steep IMO.

This is an extremely cosy place, but I would not dare describe it as luxurious. It is dated and simple, with the most basic amenities. However, I liked it a lot. The best part about this ryokan is its owner, an elderly man. He truly puts his heart and soul into his establishment. He even suggested to give us a ride to the station, however the weather was nice and we decided to walk instead. I'd like to highlight the breakfast: it was gorgeous, given the price. I'd even say it tasted better than a ¥3000 dinner I had at some local restaurant. The whole experience felt like visiting your grandparents, who live in a village, during the summer.

Very good location, just opposite the train station. Reception is on level 2, but staff is helpful to help carry luggages to and fro ground floor. Room is small and toilet is squeezy, but still decent for a short stay. There is a Shampoo Bar at the reception to pick up stoiletries. Breakfast is good, the complimentary soba noodles on selected weekday nights is also great. Nice view from the 10th floor, and also free space for customers to chill during the day. Water was not provided complimentary to customers but instead was earned through a game.

The shared toilet and bathroom were not far from the Togakushi Shinkoge Onsen Yukan, so we took a shower directly at the hot spring. The room was just okay, but the kids had a lot of fun playing in the thick snow outside. If the boss has time in the evening, he can prepare a dinner even if it is past dinner time, but he can only choose one dish, curry rice or roast beef rice, and the charge is 1,100 yen per person. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to Zhongsha. You can take a taxi to the ski resort or to downtown Nagano from Zhongsha. It is very convenient, but the bus interval is long.

This place is really special. It has a magnificent view of Nagano and is within 10 minutes walk from the great Zenkoji temple and the modern museum of art, which are both great sights. But/and the hotel is like something that has only barely survived from the 1980s, almost like taking af time machine. Which is kind of great...but when the carpet doesn't seem to have been cleaned since then, there are torn holes in the paper walls, cigarette burn marks on the toilet cistern...it's kind of...let's just say the place has patina and lots of it. The room itself was not dirty, but everything was kind of old and battered and not really well-kept. In a way I liked it...but too expensive for the interior standard.