2-Star Hotels in Shimosuwa

The hotel is a traditional Japanese-style hot spring hotel with a quiet and comfortable environment. It was an old grandmother who received us when we checked in that day. Although the language was not available, we could still feel her enthusiasm and due diligence. Recommended us to eat delicious salmon rice~ The location of the hotel is also very convenient. It is only 3 minutes away from the Qiugong of the Dashe. The road will also pass the Eryewu Hotel. You can taste a variety of local famous wines at a low price of 550 yuan. The most important thing is that the hotel hot springs are really super comfortable. The natural hot springs are much more comfortable than the hot water in the big cities. Breakfast is also mainly made of ingredients. You can feel the local characteristics of Nagano County. Friends who want to experience Japanese old-fashioned culture and warm hospitality should not be missed. When we left, the aunt was worried that we had gone the wrong way and kept at the door until we reached the end. Thank you very much 🙇

An hot spring inn where the history of the Edo era is found

This time, I wanted to enjoy the hot springs at my own pace, so I made a reservation at Gingetsu (one night stay, no midnight snack, breakfast included). It was a 5-minute walk from Suwa Taisha Shimosha and Akimiya (15 minutes from Shimosha and Harumiya), so it was the perfect location for those who love shrines and temples. It's located in a quiet town, so it's a quiet and calm location. It's a hot spring inn with a total of about 15 rooms, so it wasn't crowded and I was able to enjoy the hot springs at my own pace in the indoor bath and the open-air bath (private time available). The hot spring had a very soft texture, and the temperature was just right, so it didn't sting my skin. When I was wondering what to do for dinner, when I checked in, the staff showed me a map of Shimo-Suwa and recommended some nearby restaurants. I got the impression that they were proactive in providing information about the neighborhood, perhaps to encourage people to visit nearby shops. If you have any questions, feel free to ask the front desk. The room's refrigerator was stocked with delicious charcoal water, and the thermos was stocked with hot water, so it was nice to be able to hydrate my tired body and have hot tea right away when I had time to calm down. I was expecting breakfast to be something simple like rice, miso soup, natto, and hot spring water*, but there was a wide variety of dishes, including salad, several small side dishes, and grilled fish, and I was able to enjoy local ingredients, so it was a very satisfying breakfast. I think this is a historic hot spring inn, so there are stains on the carpet in the hallway and wear on the sliding door handles in the rooms that have come with age, but the shoji screens are not torn and the hotel is very clean despite its age, and I was very happy with the price range. I would like to use it again when I visit Shimo-Suwa.