2-Star Hotels in Nagano City

Nagano family-style homestay, interior elegant and tasteful, the two owners are very kind and attentive, welcome afternoon tea, and the morning homemade soup; like them, like greeting friends, chatting in Japanese and English is not formal, full of temperature. The price is not low, the software and hardware are satisfactory 😌 especially push the nearby Hama Sushi ～

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

Japanese-style family hotel, Japanese sliding door, the proprietress is very enthusiastic, and she gave me Nagano peaches to eat at night, chatting together, very fun and happy! !

It's a cozy and lovely little hostel. The location is super convenient, just a short walk from Nagano Station. It feels like an old house, but it's been decorated very cutely and comfortably. It's perfect for solo travelers or those looking to transfer goods. The only downside is that the bathroom is a bit cold.

We used the hot springs late at night, but they were very accommodating, even at such a late hour! Since I live in the city, Yakimochiya was the first place I'd ever seen a Milky Way-like nebula with my bare eyes, and all my friends and I were blown away! (You can even see the nebula faintly in photos taken with an amateur smartphone camera!)On the way to Yakimochiya, I saw a sign for Yamauba, so I assumed the area had a Yamauba legend.However, there was a book about the land and the Yamauba legend in our room, which really showed their dedication to local legends and culture.As someone who loves folklore, I was deeply impressed. On our way back, a horsefly got into our car and we were in a complete panic, but the wonderful staff member with their incredible insight found the fly and drove it away with an electric racket, which I was incredibly grateful for. They really helped us out. I don't usually write reviews, but I decided to write one because it was such a wonderful inn. I'd love to visit again. I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to spend some relaxing time deep in the quiet mountains and see a starry sky like the ones you see in picture books! Thank you so much!

今回は素泊まりで利用しました。スタッフの方の対応も良かったです。 ラウンジ、レストラン等今回は利用出来ませんでしたので次回は家族で行きたいです。

1) Location: Get off at Zhongshe and walk about 3-400 meters. You can reach it in a straight line. 2) Hotel: Decorated in the 1980s-1990s, there is no heating in the corridor, but there is heating in the room, and the temperature is suitable. There is no bathing in the hotel. The hot spring is in a large covered tub. There is no heating in the shower room and toilet. 3) Meals: You can order them at the hotel. The boss’s skills are pretty good and delicious, but not very cheap. [Five-star recommendation] Try to avoid bringing a trolley suitcase in winter. The road is too difficult to walk. It is uphill to get to the hotel. I arrived at night and fell a few times. It was too painful.

This hotel, 'Ikoi no Mura,' offers basic services, but I was drawn to its large public bath and half-board plan (dinner and breakfast included). While it mainly caters to families with small children, adults can also have plenty of fun with 30 minutes of free karaoke and free table tennis. It's highly recommended, especially for those looking to save on accommodation costs or families wanting a relaxed stay!

I was worried about the declining birthrate and the smell of cigarettes. The location was good by car, and the dining room, which was a 10-minute walk away, was full of local feelings, and it was great to be open without any goodwill. Katsudon is delicious and super reasonable. It is recommended.

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.