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.
Chi Wai
United Kingdom
Excellent location, peaceful and quite. Outstanding Japanese breakfast and dinner.
A 10-minute walk from JR Shimosuwa Train Station and a 15-minute walk away to Lake Suwa. The air-conditioned rooms feature a flat-screen TV, high-tech toilet, a fridge and kettle with green tea bags.
Laura
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 large hot spring baths and great Suwa Lake views, Kamisuwa Onsen Shinyu provides Japanese-style guestrooms with a modern touch in a relaxing ambience.
joffrey d
France
Very nice and competent staff, excellent room with a very nice view of the lake and the personal onsen is really nice. I will come back as soon as I am in the area.
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).
yin hung
Hong Kong
Osen, food, room arrangement and cleanliness, service n everything
Set in Suwa, 7.9 km from Canora Hall, Hamanoyu features accommodation with a hot spring bath, a public bath and an open-air bath. This ryokan provides free private parking and a 24-hour front desk.
Offering lake views, Kimimachisou is an accommodation located in Chino, 33 km from Canora Hall and 41 km from Honmachi Machiyakan. A hot spring bath is available for guests, along with a public bath.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
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!
Great service, there's an outdoor and indoor onsen. The lady helped me with her food recommendations around the area. There's also an elevator so you don't have to carry your luggage up the ryokan! Please read the instructions provided especially for which onsen you can go to (so you'll have to remember the Japanese characters for Man and Woman) and know when the outdoor onsen is available to guests and when it is available for private use. I used a car so this place was good for me. It had a lot of parking.
I had the best night in Gingetsu. After onsen, I've slept like a baby. The tatami beds were really comfy, especially pilows filled with beans! The room was really beautiful.
The staff was very friendly, english speaking and helpful! Also our room was amazing + the onsen (even a private onsen booking is possible) is fantastic!
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