Three-Star Hotels in Ono

Located in Okaya, 400 metres from Canora Hall, Hotel Okuni (Royal Inn Group) provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

Located in Shiojiri, 14 km from Matsumoto Station, Hotel Nakamuraya provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space.

R

Ross

From

United Kingdom

The food was amazing!!! The staff made a real effort to cook us a fantastic Japanese meal and to explain to us how to eat it. The room we stayed in was an authentic Japanese room with no beds (only futons to be rolled out on the floor). I loved having this experience and would recommend for any western travellers looking to have a unique experience.

Featuring 3-star accommodation, Hotel Route-Inn Shiojiri is set in Shiojiri, 13 km from Canora Hall and 14 km from Matsumoto Station.

Y

Yuhki

From

United States

To no one's surprise, a Japanese hotel is super cleanly and orderly. The Route Inn gives you the option of having a light daily cleaning and a full daily cleaning. I opted for the light cleaning, since I'm not a messy person, and I was only staying for 4 days. The breakfast provided was also fantastic. Served in a buffet style, the hotel restaurant provided a variety of both Western style and Japanese style breakfast foods.

Set in Shiojiri, 11 km from Canora Hall, Nagano GLAMPINGBASE enCamp offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers free shuttle service and free WiFi....

Situated within 5.4 km of Matsumoto Station and 7.3 km of The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum, Tomareru Himitsukichi L-Base features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Matsumoto.

A

Axel

From

Germany

Everything fine. Friendly host, clean, cozy. Nothing to complain about :)

Chousenkaku Kameya features a hot spring bath and a public bath, as well as air-conditioned accommodation in Shimo-suwa, 30 km from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum.

N

Nicola

From

United Kingdom

Traditional style ryokan with the nicest and most hospitable hosts. Every member of staff at chousenkaku was extremely helpful and kind, going out of their way to accommodate any requests. The location is excellent, a short 10 minute walk to the station and 5 minutes to a convenience store if needed. The food was spectacular - we were delighted with our choice to stay here. The building has a rich history too, for which information can be found in the lobby and by speaking to the staff. The private onsen is reasonably priced and well appointed with amenities, water etc.

Featuring lake views and a garden, Katakura Silk Hotel is set in the Kamisuwa Onsen district of Suwa, 34 km from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum and 34 km from Takato Joshi Park.

A

Arma

From

Netherlands

Very friendly and helpful staff. English is sometimes a problem but thank goodness for Google translate. We had our hotel for the day cancelled and they did everything to help us book a new hotel I would definitely recommend to stay there

Offering an open-air bath and mountain view, Gingetsu is situated in Shimo-suwa, 4.3 km from Canora Hall and 30 km from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum.

L

Laura

From

Netherlands

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!

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).

C

Calvin

From

Canada

Great breakfast. The location is incredible. They had a bike rental service, which allowed me to explore more of the area. The staff was very helpful and took the time to explain what I needed to know.

Princes Princes Shiojirikita is located in Matsumoto, within 7.9 km of Matsumoto Station and 10 km of The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum.