Hoteller nær Japanese lampemuseum

«スパが良かった。お湯は少し熱めかな。既設のシャンプーも良いものが置いてあってパサパサにならなかった。 新しい施設のためUSBコンセントやコードレスの充電器もあり快適に過ごすことができた。»

«Had a wonderful stay at Hotel Tsubakino. Service was outstanding - very welcomming and friendly. Had both dinner and breakfast at a Hotel - lots of small traditional japanese dishes served with love and care. Would strongly recomend to stay here.»

«Best experience in japan»

«The on site Onsen natural baths, being able to choose either a private Onsen or alternative public baths, in the hotel. The private baths meant we could have the bath space to ourselves and wear a cosi! We were provided lovely fresh linen traditional robes, towels and footwear, fantastic traditional experience staying in this traditional Japanese accommodation, family run, with everyone being super helpful and friendly. Free coffee machine in reception. Why stay in a concrete tower block when ...

«We stayed in a traditional Japanese room with private onsen. The room was lovely. The private onsen was a treat. Meals were traditional Japanese and beautifully prepared and presented. My partner’s gluten allergy was accommodated well.»

«Extremely charming hotel! Fantastic service, friendliness and hospitality! Clean, lovely food, and (hot!) indoor and outdoor onsen. Will recommend ❤️ »

«Svært autentisk Ryokan, med fabelaktig vert. Litt "slitne" fasiliteter , men dette bidro til intrykket av autentisitet. Hadde eget lite "Onsen"-bad med naturlig varmt kildevann. God mat, god service. Verten tok oss med på et fascinerende besøk på banen for klassisk japansk busekyting (som ligger vegg i vegg med Ryokan'en. Fikk se trening mens vi var plassert ved tradisjonelt lavt bord (med tepper og ovn under.»

«Ok senger, men veldig slitent»

«Fin plass, veldig snille ansatte, fine rom og veldig veldig veldig god mat»

«The hotel room was clean. I asked for the eco service but still didn’t receive towels. At check-in I felt very rushed. As I was entering my information, I was asked for my passport, then in reaching for my passport they wanted me typing my information. Three front desk staff talking and explaining while checking in. Difficult getting a taxi. Anytime I went to the desk I was treated like I was bothering them. After traveling throughout Japan, this is not the hospitality of other top Japanese ...

«I want to send a huge thanks to the staff who drove me to the train station. The food there was amazing too! Great bed and room.»

«一泊利用させていただきました。スタッフの方皆さん外国の方でしたが日本語がお上手！説明も丁寧でした。ホテルに到着するなりラウンジ？で無料のビール、おでんのサービスはとても嬉しかったです。貸切風呂も無料でとてもいいサービスを受けられました。朝食も美味しく大満足のお宿でまた利用したいです。»

«Great place, had a very comfortable stay. Good onsen and complimentary drinks and snacks. Ideal for skiing Shiga kogen or Nozawa onsen. Perfect for the snow monkeys. Will visit again. »

«This is ryoakan with good service, they pick you up at the train station. Which is not far from ryokan, 10 minutes to walk. Room are quite large, you will sleep at the thin futons and have buckwheat pillows. It seems to be family driven ryokan and the olderly couple who owns this place are really, really sweet. They don't speak english, but thats whats makes it adventurous. »

«Very nice Ryokan cared for by a cute elderly couple. The place is old and this is noticeable from how it looks. It's not run down by any means, but looks and sounds like it has had a long history. The elderly couple have been a joy, despite the very limited English they know. The bath felt amazing after long days Exploring. The only thing to be aware of are the hard futons. I highly recommend staying here if you want a Ryokan experience in Nagano that doesn't break the bank. »

«Nydelig hotell med godt vertskap! God mat og flott med tilbud om lokal transport i området rundt (eks til monkey park og togstasjonen). Utrolig fornøyd med mitt opphold her! Anbefales på det sterkeste! Det ligger midt i sentrum av Shibu onsen, perfekt dersom man ønsker å bruke de varme kildene (onsen) i området!»

«Convenient location for the different hot baths. Room was next to a canal which provided pleasant white noise.»