2-Star Hotels in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is really well situated, less than 10 minutes from the JR station, and on the same street as the Shrine, so there were lots of places to eat nearby. I stayed in a dorm, which had more people than I expected for a room (I think I saw at least 60 bed/lockers) so it was quite loud even at night as people kept walking in and out. The actual bed was fine, and the people at the front took their time to walk me through what to know for the hostel. The lounge is a little awkwardly partitioned, but at least you get a space to use if you need food. The dorm itself, I think has a little too many people to be comfortable but is clean enough. The lights never turn off, but because you have a curtain, it blocks out most of it. The largest issue is the noise, since people are coming in and out at random times of the night, and the buttons to open the door are also quite loud when you're trying to sleep. If you want ear plugs, they have them for a fee at the front. Nagano overall was very nice though, and the location made it a lot easier to get around.

We stayed in a twin room. The room was spacious and comfortable. There was a large desk and comfortable chair, so remote work was also possible. The cups and toothbrushes provided were in different colors, black for my husband and white for me, which was a small thing but a nice touch that showed the hotel staff's consideration. Of course, we were also satisfied with the breakfast and hot springs. This quality at a reasonable price is highly recommended. If we come to Suwa again, we will stay here!

The hotel is right next to Xiaozhu Station and can park for free. It is very convenient for passengers who travel overnight by car. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The front desk staff are also very friendly and will have the opportunity to stay again.

I thought it was conveniently located near Zenkoji Temple. I was very grateful that there was a microwave in the lobby. Although the price was low, all the necessary amenities were properly installed, which was very helpful.

I had an unexpected overnight stay in Matsumoto and was quite pleased. The room was very clean, and I slept really well. It was quiet and comfortable – the sleep quality in this capsule room was comparable to a single hotel room. The only slight drawback was that it was a bit hard to find. The lighting wasn't great at night, and I walked around for quite a while before I found the entrance. There was no one around late at night, which made me a little uneasy – maybe I'm just a bit timid (haha). However, once inside, the facilities were excellent, and the staff were friendly. Overall, it was a very good experience, thumbs up!

Friendly, attentive, and clean. I really liked it here. If I come to Nagano again, I'll definitely choose this place.

I had a large tatami room with side sitting area and sink as well as an ante-room. I had three delicious Japanese meals at the ryokan that were served with polite elegance. The two in-house onsen baths were a joy to use after a day of skiing. The staff was knowledgeable about how to get around by the buses and suggested the best restaurants for days that I did not eat at the ryokan. Senshinkan Matsuya was situated in the center of.Shibu Onsen town next to three of the public onsen. I could not ask for a better stay!

I had a problem with the recording and a gentleman came to solve it super quickly ! The rooms are very comfortable and comfortable, the familymart is 5 minutes walk from the hotel.

I am pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The room was not too small and bathroom and toilet were separate. At reception I was greeted with a welcome drink and in the first floor there are microwaves and washing machines. Around the hotel are many eateries, shops and supermarkets. You can walk there. The breakfast was enough with quite a bit of choice. I think, the parking runs out fast. So arriving earlier is better.

I booked the Matsumoto Yorozuya during a one-day layover in Matsumoto while on a hiking trip in the Highlands. It's a small but lovely place, just a five-minute walk from Matsumoto Station. The simple breakfast is worth mentioning – not a huge variety, but I really enjoyed it; very Japanese.