2-Star Hotels in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

Very convenient location a stone throw away from the castle. The parking space is scarce. You may need to park abit further if the nearest ones are taken. Otherwise very comfortable stay with very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was pretty good too.

Everything good! Close to station, nice service, laundry machine worked well. My room was clean and comfortable. WiFi here is probably the fastest I’ve had in all the hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan.

It’s a hostel. We have to pay for the towels Good mattress but my blanket came without covers on. So that’s not good housekeeping. The bathing - water spray good strength with shampoo conditioner and body wash. There is laundromat. Dust at the corner of the rooms The aircon heat only covers the top but couldn’t get to the whole room cos the beds blocked the air ventilation. Hence cold sleeping at the lower bunks Very very very tight space. It’s walking distance from station. 10 mins Surrounded by eateries We got this cos wanted a budget stay with resting space for 4 people. So it fits my checklist nevertheless.

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.

Although it is a little far from JR station and about 10 minutes walk, the quiet alley is very quiet. There is #soupの Huayi Tang Ruixiang Matsumoto Hall nearby. The hotel provides uninformed food and 3 bicycles to borrow, which is in line with my needs. In the morning, the sun and the sun, I rode a bicycle to Matsumoto City and Matsumoto Museum and Art Museum, which was very beautiful.

Location: It is a 10-15 minute walk from Matsumoto Station, but in the opposite direction to Matsumoto Castle. It takes more than 20 minutes to walk to Matsumoto Castle. If you plan to go sightseeing in Matsumoto Castle, you should consider it more. Facilities: There is no toilet in the room (between bamboos). The public toilet is very close to the room and very clean. There is no heating in the corridor, so there is a big temperature difference when going to the toilet at night. Although the hotel has a hot spring, it is in an annex, across the street from the main hotel. If you want to soak in the hot spring at night, you must keep warm, otherwise you can only use the shower room attached to the main hotel.

Because Japanese did not communicate a lot of time, but still very patient, very kind, friendly to assist in check-in and introduce surrounding shops, and assist in the next day luggage delivery. The accommodation space and the public pool are warm and comfortable, and there is space on the top floor to empty, rest and watch the stars. The location is very close to the station, it is very recommended for people who have to leave early the next day to Tayama Kurobe!

Not only is it conveniently located near the station, but the rooms and hot springs are clean, and best of all, the breakfast was amazing. The staff's hospitality is excellent. I would recommend this place to everyone with confidence.

I rarely complain about others when I write reviews for B&Bs, because I think the service industry is not easy, and I try to say good things if I can, but this time I have to complain about this one! We have been to Yudanaka 4 times and stayed in 8 different B&Bs. The first 3 times, the store provided pick-up/drop-off/snow monkey park services, so this time we did not confirm in advance. Unexpectedly, some stores do not provide this service (very few), and Tenkawaso is one of them! After arriving at Yudanaka Station, I called the boss and spent half a day (the boss's English was not good, and communication was more difficult). He drove to pick us up, and everything went smoothly. On the morning of the day we left, it was snowing heavily. We asked the boss to take us to the station, but he flatly refused, saying that they did not provide drop-off service (paying the taxi fare was not an option), and they did not help us call a taxi (it was difficult to get through on the phone, and they spoke Japanese). Later, we met a family of four Australian guests. They asked to be dropped off at the station one day in advance, but they were also refused (they said that the boss actually came to the station to pick us up, which was incredible). Later, they asked a Japanese friend to book a taxi, and they also thought the boss was mean! Finally, we could only carry our suitcases (the ground was covered with snow and we couldn't pull them), walked for 8 minutes to the bus station, waited for 25 minutes in the heavy snow (the bus was 20 minutes late), and rushed into the train at the last minute before the train started. The whole process was exciting and sad! I hope everyone can avoid this, or at least ask about the pick-up/drop-off service in advance. Most homestays don't have this problem, but it will be very troublesome if you encounter it!

Situated 10 minutes walk from Komagane eki. Public bath for man, roughly host 5 to 6 guess. Breakfast, Japanese buffet type, not much refill (may be not much guess). Request for certain refill food is ok. A good transit stop to trekking of Mount Lomagatake 駒岳.

Very convenient location a stone throw away from the castle. The parking space is scarce. You may need to park abit further if the nearest ones are taken. Otherwise very comfortable stay with very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was pretty good too.

Everything good! Close to station, nice service, laundry machine worked well. My room was clean and comfortable. WiFi here is probably the fastest I’ve had in all the hotels I’ve stayed at in Japan.

Although it is a little far from JR station and about 10 minutes walk, the quiet alley is very quiet. There is #soupの Huayi Tang Ruixiang Matsumoto Hall nearby. The hotel provides uninformed food and 3 bicycles to borrow, which is in line with my needs. In the morning, the sun and the sun, I rode a bicycle to Matsumoto City and Matsumoto Museum and Art Museum, which was very beautiful.

Location: It is a 10-15 minute walk from Matsumoto Station, but in the opposite direction to Matsumoto Castle. It takes more than 20 minutes to walk to Matsumoto Castle. If you plan to go sightseeing in Matsumoto Castle, you should consider it more. Facilities: There is no toilet in the room (between bamboos). The public toilet is very close to the room and very clean. There is no heating in the corridor, so there is a big temperature difference when going to the toilet at night. Although the hotel has a hot spring, it is in an annex, across the street from the main hotel. If you want to soak in the hot spring at night, you must keep warm, otherwise you can only use the shower room attached to the main hotel.

The location is perfect - right in the center, near Matsumoto station and Matsumoto castle. Numerous shops and restaurants nearby. The room is sufficiently large and has all the necessary amenities. The room was clean and in good condition. The staff was very kind and helpful, especially with storing my luggage and helping to send it to the next hotel. Overall, great value for money.

Facilities: The Japanese-style room I booked has a spacious bedroom, but the entrance is very small, which makes it inconvenient to carry a suitcase in and out and change shoes. The bathroom is especially small. I have never seen such a mini bathroom in my life. Although the hotel is old, the equipment is well maintained. Hygiene: It is clean. Service: I stayed for two nights. The hotel does not provide in-room cleaning service. New towels will be hung on the door on the second day. Disposable items can be freely collected in the lobby, which is very convenient. Environment: The hotel is in a good location, about 10 minutes walk from Matsumoto Station, and you can also walk to Matsumoto Castle. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, and the hotel is on the edge of the downtown area. There is a small river in front of the door, which is very nice to be quiet in the bustling city.

The location is very great with all the nature around. The htoel. Has a little shop as well, but ofcourse the best thing about the hotel is the onsen. The onsen is open 24/7,so you can make use of it whenever you want. The resutaurant closes relatively early, and you must reserve it, but otherwise you can buy some very affordable microwave food in the shoop, and they will warm it up for you, so that was a great service. Great place!

A very nice Japanese-style hotel, like an ancestral home, well decorated and maintained. The whole building has two floors, and the restaurant is on the second floor. Breakfast is a typical Japanese breakfast, and the latest one is 8:30. There should be guest rooms on the first and second floors, and there are private and public bathrooms on the first floor. The hot spring pool is very clean, but also very hot. The room is very spacious, with just enough space for four beds. There is an indoor bathroom, but no shower room. The indoor balcony looks out to the garden view, which has a good view and is very quiet. The transportation is also convenient. There is a bus stop to Matsumoto Station at the door, and the journey takes about 25 minutes. PS: The hotel feels like it is run by a family of four, father, brother and sister. Seeing that there are no reviews on Ctrip, I hope the reviews can help everyone. Personal test, recommended to friends who go to Matsumoto.

The staff are very helpful and helpful. The hotel is clean, peaceful, warm, yukata equipment, various fabrics, clean, small onsen, but close to the city, restaurants and transportation systems. Should have a private car

Fukashiso could be one of the loveliest accommodation that I have ever stayed at. The staff were very polite, attentive and extremely helpful and courteous. The place itself is so beautiful and quaint. Traditional garments are provided as an option if you want to dress up for dinner. Made for great photo ops! The Kaiseki was the most beautiful equivalent of a degustation I’ve tried, and it was served in a lovely separate intimate dining area. During dinner Nobu-San a fourth generation family member of the owners greeted us which was a lovely touch. Soba was freshly made at the accomodation. We stayed two nights and the Kaiseki menu was different each time. Breakfast was a nice assortment of Japanese and Western options and the coffee machine was actually pretty good. I enjoyed the onsens, there are two public ones that switch locations for men and women and a private one. They were well equipped and relaxing. Our room was on Level 1 with a private bathroom, seating area and little garden view. Overall this place is highly recommended. For a traditional ryokan experience, it was so nice. Even after we checked out, the receptionist gave us a little gift, and even walked us outside to where our car was parked. Such a warm and lovely place. Stay here for sure!

It’s a hostel. We have to pay for the towels Good mattress but my blanket came without covers on. So that’s not good housekeeping. The bathing - water spray good strength with shampoo conditioner and body wash. There is laundromat. Dust at the corner of the rooms The aircon heat only covers the top but couldn’t get to the whole room cos the beds blocked the air ventilation. Hence cold sleeping at the lower bunks Very very very tight space. It’s walking distance from station. 10 mins Surrounded by eateries We got this cos wanted a budget stay with resting space for 4 people. So it fits my checklist nevertheless.

The location is very good. It's a 5-8 minute walk from the JR station. There seems to be a famous soba restaurant on the basement floor of the hotel. I saw many people queuing up. Apart from that, there are no other advantages. There are not many choices for breakfast. The curry rice and miso soup taste ok, but at USD 123 per night including breakfast, it is not cost-effective. The building and hardware are very old, the room is not big, and the sound insulation is very poor. It's really just a good place to sleep.

Very good experience of visiting Shanguang Temple, the exquisite all-vegetarian kaiseki cuisine is impressive and suitable for travelers who really want to visit. Everyone in Sufang is kind and courteous.

Located less than 10 minutes from Nagano Station, there are seven eleven family Marosson if you walk a little, and the location is very good. The building itself is a type of history. The room I stayed in was a room with a bed occupying most of the beds with about 4 tatami mats. It may be so if you say it is small, but it did not become a particularly negative element considering access and price. Good point. The response of the customer service, including the uncle of the receptionist, was good. The room itself felt the age It was clean and nice because it was well maintained. The Oyaki shop in front of you is very delicious! Recommended are two types of soba and shiitake. I'm a little worried. Amenities such as shampoo toothpaste are all available, but I used a small towel because there was no sponge to wash my body. Then, I feel like I wanted the second small towel because there is only one bath towel. and personally, from the light of the electric lamp When I went to bed, I wanted to take the light outside in the morning. When I opened the window, I could see it from the front building, so I was a little sorry there. Comments not a hundred points. Also, it was a place to stay that I thought I would take care of when I was at Nagano station. I couldn't go because of time. I want to try the cafe on the first floor next time.

Nice and cozy, very suitable for solo traveler. The staff is very helpful and show me some good delicious meal nearby. I miss japan

It feels like an old inn, but the room itself was not very narrow and I was able to stay comfortably. It is a little far from Nagano Station by foot 20-25.

Although it was only about a 40-minute drive from Nagano Station, it was quite deep in the mountains. There were no convenience stores nearby, so I was able to forget about the city and relax. There was a hearth, so I was able to experience the countryside. I could see the sea of ​​clouds, there was a hot spring, and the room was spacious, so I was very satisfied. There was also a refrigerator. The oyaki were small, but a pack of three cost 750 yen. I took some frozen ones home with me. I would like to visit again. Nagano is the best!

Nice location with old fashion Ryokan hotel in Nagano. Business runs by 2 old people with warm welcome. It's share bathroom And they have onsen (small) avaliable for your stay.

In order to go to the Huyin Shrine to choose this one night, the hotel is near the China Society. Although the hotel facilities are general but very clean, the dinner is a noodles banquet. The taste is very good and completely exceeds the expectations of a small hotel. The breakfast is simple (see Figures 2, 3, 4,), but the taste is also very good. Recommended

I rarely complain about others when I write reviews for B&Bs, because I think the service industry is not easy, and I try to say good things if I can, but this time I have to complain about this one! We have been to Yudanaka 4 times and stayed in 8 different B&Bs. The first 3 times, the store provided pick-up/drop-off/snow monkey park services, so this time we did not confirm in advance. Unexpectedly, some stores do not provide this service (very few), and Tenkawaso is one of them! After arriving at Yudanaka Station, I called the boss and spent half a day (the boss's English was not good, and communication was more difficult). He drove to pick us up, and everything went smoothly. On the morning of the day we left, it was snowing heavily. We asked the boss to take us to the station, but he flatly refused, saying that they did not provide drop-off service (paying the taxi fare was not an option), and they did not help us call a taxi (it was difficult to get through on the phone, and they spoke Japanese). Later, we met a family of four Australian guests. They asked to be dropped off at the station one day in advance, but they were also refused (they said that the boss actually came to the station to pick us up, which was incredible). Later, they asked a Japanese friend to book a taxi, and they also thought the boss was mean! Finally, we could only carry our suitcases (the ground was covered with snow and we couldn't pull them), walked for 8 minutes to the bus station, waited for 25 minutes in the heavy snow (the bus was 20 minutes late), and rushed into the train at the last minute before the train started. The whole process was exciting and sad! I hope everyone can avoid this, or at least ask about the pick-up/drop-off service in advance. Most homestays don't have this problem, but it will be very troublesome if you encounter it!

I am very satisfied with the room I booked this time. It is very cost-effective, including buffet breakfast and special dinner. The hotel can pick up and drop off the monkey park and the station. I originally thought it was far from the hot spring, but it is very convenient whether walking or taking the bus. It has an outdoor hot spring pool and a specialty store in the lobby. The boss is very good and lent me a camera charging cable. The only drawback is that the pillow is a bit hard, maybe I am not used to it.

Located just within 3min from Yudanaka station, Raki Onsenryokan is run by a Chinese family. As a quiet town on its own, no one was tending to the reception when I arrived, after ringing the bell, a lady came down to help with the check in - very straightforward. I believe the family stays in the same building as they said if we ever needed anything, we could just ring the bell at the reception. Obviously I had booked a room too big for a solo traveller as this was the only room left as ”non-smoking”. Toilet and sink are at two different parts of the room which was a little inconvenient. Ryokan offers free drive (15min) TO snow monkey park, but not return, so please cater at least 35min to walk from park exit to the bus stop. Ryokan also provided a hearty breakfast, overall for the price paid it was a decent stay!

Very cozy bed and breakfast, good environment, clean and spacious room, the improved dinner and breakfast are very good and special, dinner is a large set, it is really a good stay. The hotel also thoughtfully put the guest's name at the door of the room. It is also close to the bus station for convenient check-in with luggage. Will choose next time I go to Nozawaonsen.

The hostess of this store is very young and beautiful, with a smile! The temperament is very good 👌👍! I visited this ”Hot Spring Street” and it was indeed the price of this ”Ape” Youth Hostel! Attach the photo taken. One person is less than NT$1,000 a night! This hot spring hotel is really cheap! The hostess of this shop is very young and beautiful with a smile on her face!The temperament is very good👌👍!I visited this ”hot spring street” and indeed the price of this ”ape” youth hostel is the most affordable! Attached are the photos taken. It's less than 1,000 Taiwan dollars per person per night! This kind of hot spring hotel is really cheap!

The host speaks good English and the communication is smooth. The room is big and heated, clean and hygienic. The private onsen is clean and opposite is Hatsu-no-Yu. It is a good experience to go out to the public onsen at night. It is snowing and you will not feel cold in yukata. The host sent us to the station in the morning. Thank you very much. We spent a short but warm night in Yudanaka. I will recommend other friends to come here! The host was great and easy to communicate with, speaking excellent English. The room was big, clean, and warm. The private onsen was nice and clean, and Hatsu-no-Yu was just across the street. We loved soaking in the public onsen at night while it was snowing.feel super warm only wearing the yukata. In the early morning, the host kindly drove us to the station. It was a short but lovely stay in Yudanaka. Highly recommend it to friends!

Room is small but clean and tidy. No private toilet in the room. Reception is nice and helpful. Price is very reasonable.

Hot springs surrounded by nature ♨️ hotel.

I am from Hong Kong, but I did not stay in this hotel. Originally I booked Villa Ichinose, but 3 days before departure I received an email from Villa Ichinose saying that due to a problem with the room's machinery, they would arrange to move me to another hotel called Mount Shiga. I stayed in a tatami room in that hotel and there were no chairs. After skiing all day, I had to sit on a mattress on the ground to rest. I need an extra pillow to make my lower back more comfortable. When I opened the door where the pillows and quilts were placed and took out a pillow, I was stunned. The pillow was dirty, full of saliva stains, yellow and moldy. I believe it hadn't been cleaned for at least a month to be so dirty and noticeable. Such sanitary conditions make me very uneasy. I took pictures of the pillow and room key to prove it. My main point is that the person in charge of Villa Ichinose should not have transferred me to a very old and unhygienic hotel. I can't comment on other aspects because I didn't stay there. But the location is very good, right next to the Ichinose bus stop, and the hotel environment is nice (because I was going to this hotel to pick up my snowboard bag, so I went in to take a look).