Best Hotels near Sashide Park, Nagano

It's not bad, but it's not outstanding either, so I gave it this rating. The Japanese-style room we stayed in was renovated and beautiful, unlike the one advertised. I was surprised that the Japanese-style room also had wired LAN. Speaking of greed, I'm surprised that there isn't a large public bath of this size, and I think it would be a good facility to have one. I didn't eat breakfast because it wasn't a buffet. Also, it costs 3,600 yen per night for just a futon for children over 4 years old, so it's quite expensive. At the very least, I think the fees should be divided between infants, elementary school students, and junior high school students.

The public bath is not very big, but it was very clean and nice. The room is still new and very clean, so I think it was good to use it. Also, even though I was late for check-in, I felt comfortable with a very good response. There were many kinds of breakfast, and it was so big that I could not eat all kinds. In addition, we thought that we wanted to use if there was opportunity.

Hotel location is convenient. JR station is a 5-minute walk. There is a bathtub. There are welcome drinks and good winter dumplings. The room is comfortable and the heating is enough. There are enough washing supplies in the lobby.

The parking lot is large, so I often stay on business trips. When I was in the corona, I was quiet and lonely, but this time the parking lot was crowded and his 々 was lively. When I checked in at 5:30 in the evening, the room was not ready yet, so please wait at the coffee shop. I wonder why I can't enter the room at this time! I was a little angry, but ... I couldn't help it, so I waited at the coffee shop. In addition, there were customers waiting for ７～８. The hotel staff guided me as soon as the room was ready, but he was flat and bowed, guided the customer, and moved around as quickly as possible. The manager also apologized to each customer, and all the hotel staff managed to guide you quickly! I felt that. If you think about it, if a hotel with such a large box suddenly becomes full with travel support, there is no reason why there is enough manpower. It's not in the city center, it's in the countryside. Meanwhile, when I see the staff running around and doing their best, I want to stay again, let alone complain. I thought.

The bus from Shinjuku station can go directly, but Nagano station was a little far from the hotel, But the hotel atmosphere was good, old but beautiful! !! !!

The hotel is only a five-minute walk from the JR station, and there are bus stops to Kamikochi and Hakuba nearby. The hotel looks like a converted commercial meeting place. The reception desk is located on the second floor. The staff is very polite and introduces the hotel facilities when checking in. There is a bathhouse on the tenth floor. Remember to use the elevator on the left to go to the tenth floor. There are all-you-can-eat ice bars on the second and tenth floors. Dessert. The room is spacious, the bathroom is slightly soundproofed, and you can hear conversations in the next room. Overall feeling good

If you come to Nagano and want to try a ryokan then this place is well worth staying. It is located along a line of shops leading up to the Zenkoji Temple, you have to walk past the large angry wooden statues on your way there. We had Room 28 which had its own on-suite shower and toilet. There are stairs to get to this upper level and the room is found after a squeaky journey on wooden floorboards. The Ryokan is not cheap but a stay is worth the experience if you can afford it. The family that runs this Ryokan are wonderful people. They are always smiling and greeting you and seem genuinely interested in you. They do not speak a lot of English but I should have made more of an effort to learn some simple Japanese phrases. One thing I can recommend is to have at least one dinner meal from this Ryokan as it is exceptional. The lovely people bring out all the courses one after another and you are full at the end. You can order sake which was the clincher for me. We walked North from the Nagano Train Station and takes about ~25 minutes. There are buses and taxis but the walk was not too difficult. If you try walking there during the night time, it can be very dark after you walk past the wooden angry statues (the Ryokan has a lantern and is on the left side as you approach the temple). The Zenkoji Temple just along from the ryokan can be visited multiple times during your stay.