Chousenkaku Kameya features a hot spring bath and a public bath, as well as air-conditioned accommodations in Shimo-suwa, 19 miles from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum.
Grubbs
From
United States
This was a wonderful traditional ryokan with a lot of interesting history that is on the Nakasendo. Convenient location on the way to the Kiso valley from the Mt. Fuji area. Beautiful garden view from our room. Both the dinner and breakfast were delicious with a wide variety of dishes. Would definitely stay here again!
Gingetsu offers accommodations in Shimo-suwa, 2.7 miles from Canora Hall and 18 miles from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are accessible at the ryokan free of charge.
James
From
United States
Staff was very friendly, the room was pretty quiet, and the onsen was quite relaxing
Offering lake views, Sui Suwako in Suwa features accommodations, a garden, a bar, and a shared lounge. This ryokan provides free private parking and an elevator.
DA
From
United States
Everyone was super friendly The hotel was excellent, clean and looks even nicer than in the photos. The food was great and served in a fine dining manner. The service was outstanding.
Boasting large hot spring baths and great Suwa Lake views, Kamisuwa Onsen Shinyu provides Japanese-style guestrooms with a modern touch in a relaxing ambiance.
Boasting views of Suwa Lake, outdoor hot-spring baths and 1 restaurants, Hananoi Hotel is 7 minutes from JR Kamisuwa Train Station on the free shuttle (reservation required).
Michiko
From
United States
Front staff very good at explaining hotel ammenities and special fireworks viewable from our room. Also made extra effort to help us make taxi reservations for a very early checkout.Breakfast was delicious with so many options. Hot water for tea was ready when we first entered the room which made us feel well cared for.
4.9 miles from Canora Hall in Suwa, Hamanoyu features accommodations with access to a sauna, hot spring bath, and public bath. This 4-star ryokan offers a 24-hour front desk and an elevator.
Kaye Rochelle
From
United States
Everything! The room we stayed at had a beautiful view of the lake. The onsen was wonderful. Sumire, the staff that served our dinner and breakfast was great and the food was both delicious and beautiful.
Fukashiso features a public bath and air-conditioned accommodations in Matsumoto, 2.4 miles from Matsumoto Station.
WAYNE
From
United States
Kaiseki dinner was awesome and service superb. All the staff members were so nice. We loved being able to use the family onsen by making a reservation before we had our dinner.
Tateshina Shinyu Onsen features a natural hot spring bath for public and private use, Japanese and Western meals and aromatic massage treatments.
Nickolaus
From
United States
We stayed here for two nights of our 14 nights in Japan. It was the fanciest and most relaxing part of the trip. All meals and even one drink per person per dinner was included in our package and y'all, the food was so good. You eat in a small private dining room in your comfortable indoor clothes. You don't make any choices so you'll have to be the type that eats what you're fed, though they do cater to allergies (not for us). The food is great quality and variety even if some of it isn't your taste (try everything though!).
We had a western style room with two twin beds. I'm 6'4" and I was fine with everything including bathroom and shower. I couldn't quite fit in the chairs at our little table but I didn't need to.
The private bath you can reserve is great, I can't take hot baths like my lady can but it was a good temperature. It was cold outside and an open air bath but it wasn't uncomfortable getting in or out.
All the interior spaces are beautiful with an elegant library theme. The exterior is slightly more plain but the running stream through the property makes up for that.
The staff struggled a little more than the hotels we'd stayed in thus far with helping us in English, but we had English menus and verbal explanations at meals and everyone took great care of us. Checkin was a breeze as they were expecting us and had all the paperwork prepared.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at these traditional Japanese-style accommodations. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath, plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
After two weeks of campervan we wanted to end our Japan trip with a ryokan stay. We are very happy we booked this place! Most amazingly was the private outdoor onsen.
Rooms were big and extremely clean. There was some nice matcha tea and hot water provided, so we could enjoy the little tea room! Also there were yukatas we could borrow. Staff was also extremely kind!
Great service, there's an outdoor and indoor onsen. The lady helped me with her food recommendations around the area. There's also an elevator so you don't have to carry your luggage up the ryokan! Please read the instructions provided especially for which onsen you can go to (so you'll have to remember the Japanese characters for Man and Woman) and know when the outdoor onsen is available to guests and when it is available for private use. I used a car so this place was good for me. It had a lot of parking.
I had the best night in Gingetsu. After onsen, I've slept like a baby. The tatami beds were really comfy, especially pilows filled with beans! The room was really beautiful.
The staff was very friendly, english speaking and helpful! Also our room was amazing + the onsen (even a private onsen booking is possible) is fantastic!
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