Hotels near JR Kamuriki station, Chikuhoku

Route Inn is an image with a big road, but this is a hotel in an old-fashioned hot spring town. I think it is good that the hot spring is only a source hanging. I personally thought it was wet. There are many business trips and more than three times a month, I stay at a 々 hotel with accommodation, but Mr. Root Inn is the impression of a cheap hotel that can stay safely. Personally, breakfast is not suitable for taste, and it is positioned to use when other facilities are not empty. It is not delicious to be honest, and the venue is too narrow to touch the next person, so the person who is not used to it may be painful. It may depend on the fact that it has been operated since ancient times, but the age of the staff is quite higher than other hotels. I think there is a taste, but if you are looking for a cheap and safe hotel, I think you can use it.

It was good at a hotel that puts it in a hot spring in a large bath. It is the best at home at the next Yakitori Ya (yasubei). I want to go again if I have a chance.

I stayed for one night with my family during my return to Japan at the end of the year and the beginning of the year. It was a hotel that searched for cheap hotels in Nagano Prefecture, so I was quite worried, but it was a hotel that was quite satisfactory contrary to expectations. Because it is an old hotel, the facilities are quite old, and there was a sense of discomfort that the corridor was prohibited from the foot, but it is helpful to have a hot spring and breakfast in the large bath and stay at 10000 yen for family 4 people. Breakfast was a Japanese buffet style, with a lot of items and children eating well. Amenities, toothbrushes, towels and yukata were also neatly arranged, and there was no problem.

I went to Togura Kamiyamada Onsen for the first time. I expected it to be a more desolate area, but it wasn't. There are many hot spring inns and hotels, but there's also a large hospital and a bakery packed with customers, so it didn't feel like there was anything else to do but hot springs. Yuyama-san was a small hot spring hotel that seemed to be hidden in a residential area. There was a Wi-Fi signal on the first floor, but it did not reach the room. There was an air purifier and refrigerator in the room. The bath had bright yellow-green water that looked like it had been filled with bath salts, and it smelled like sulfur. I was allowed to come in even late at night, except during cleaning time. The bathtub is deep enough that you can soak up to your shoulders. This hot spring is heated using a circulation system. I didn't notice it, but it said that chlorine was used for disinfection. There were several affiliated hot spring hotels within walking distance, and we were able to visit the hot springs. Other affiliated hotels had hot springs with flowing water. In the changing room, there was a poster posted at Yuzan Karaoke Box (11:00-16:00) where lunchtime karaoke and hot springs are available for up to 5 hours for 1000 yen per person. Apparently there's table tennis too. Looks like you'll have fun whether you're staying here or taking a day trip.

Once you get to the rotary at Matsumoto Station, you can arrive within 2 minutes, and breakfast is available until 9:30, so if you arrive late, it will be empty and you can eat slowly and thoroughly. I made a business reservation on short notice, and it was cheap, so I'm a candidate to use it again. Also, by chance, they were holding a lottery to commemorate the company's founding, and even though they didn't win, they received a small bottle of local sake. I was lucky.

It's a small but beautiful hotel with a very good location. It's opposite Matsumoto Station. It's super convenient for shopping and eating. It's also very convenient to walk to Matsumoto Castle and the restaurant has a very good view👍.

Less than 5 minutes walk from JR station, my moderate twin room is very spacious and comes with a work desk. Beddings are very comfortable and plenty of amenities are provided. They even have complimentary supper service at night. We didn't get to try the breakfast but they look great with a lot of varieties. This is a great place to stay in Matsumoto.

The name of Marunouchi is in Matsumoto Castle. The hotel is quite large with three windows. There is a sofa and coffee table at the corner. The area where the tea is rested is separated from the bedroom. The clerk was very enthusiastic. At noon, he took us to the opposite gift shop to buy wooden dolls and Xinzhou specialty products. It is not about 15 minutes from the JR station. When I leave the store, I choose a taxi in the hot weather, but it is JPY880. It is also a 15-minute walk from the Matsumoto City Art Museum and a special exhibition of Yayoi Yayoi’s birthplace.

GPS was inaccurate as it leads you to no where. However, it has a fantastic view was someone who enjoys serenity and wants to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Traditional Breakfast was served and it was good.

This was a stopover hotel for our tour of Japan. It's well-located, walking distance to the railway station. The hotel carpark is small and we ended up in a garage about a 7-minute walk away. (10-minute if you have luggage.) We ended up in the executive floor. The rooms were all right in size. The major plus is the 14th floor executive lounge. We were there on New Year Day but ALL the restaurants that looked decent said they would only allow us in with reservations. We had not expected that. Fortunately, we had a good fill at the lounge, went to MacDonald's (across the road from the Railway Station) for a burger and then returned to the Lounge to top up with drinks. Although it was near the closing time for the lounge, still the staff topped up the food. Breakfast was pretty good. But the dining area is somewhat small. So we had to wait 10 minutes. They do have a picnic arrangement, which was pretty charming. Staff were friendly, things worked. Yes, I would recommend this.