Hot Spring Hotels in Suwa

Extremely satisfying hotel. In the area of Shanghai, this hot spring hotel is considered one of the highest. First of all, the environment of the independent small courtyard is very elegant, and all 8 rooms are facing the beautiful lake view, especially the beautiful scenery under the sunset, which is really pleasing to the eye. Secondly, the room is not only large, but also has a separate hot spring pool. Everything in the room is fine, and it is no problem to come here empty-handed. Toiletries, razors, various skin care and hair products, all have. You can also go to the mixed bath hot springs on the top floor of the 6th floor. The idea here is very chic, when entering the hot spring, men and women must wear a special clothes, similar to swimsuits. Again, each room has a separate dining room, and walk past it for three seconds. Then there is a local bar on the ground floor that offers locally produced sake. Finally, walking across the small road is to visit the lake, and you can walk to the station in 8 minutes, which is really convenient. There are many restaurants around, no need to worry.

Service: Very attentive. Although the front desk staff didn't speak Chinese or English, we managed to communicate well with the help of a translator. Food & Beverage: Dinner and breakfast were included in the room rate. Dinner was tasty and substantial. Breakfast, however, was quite standard and not really to Chinese tastes. Environment: The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the station and a 30-minute walk from Tateishi Park. We were also lucky enough to catch a fireworks festival on the day we checked in!

I went to use the large public bath, but there were only three shower stalls available, so I imagine it could get crowded depending on the time. Also, there's only one sink in the changing room, so if someone is using it, you can't. Because of that, I just wrapped a towel around myself and headed back to my room. Overall, I was satisfied, but the one small disappointment was how they sold the milk. I wanted some after my bath, but you had to buy it at the front desk. I was too embarrassed to go all the way there with a towel wrapped around my head, so I gave up on getting any.

The hotel is run by a husband and wife team who only speak Japanese, but they actively communicate using a translator. I stayed at a lake-view hotel. Although it's on a main street, Suwa is a small city, and there's not much traffic after 8 PM, so it didn't disturb my sleep. Even though it's a 20-minute walk from the station, I still recommend it; the view is absolutely stunning. Breakfast offers three options, which are checked at check-in.