Hotels Near Nagawa Museum Alpine Kokuyoseki Museum in Nagawa

I used it this time for climbing with a friend. The staff was also very kind! The kitchen, dining area, washroom & shower room was also quite clean and comfortable. This time I stayed in a Japanese-style room, but it's perfect if you think that there is a kotatsu and you just sleep! Tickets for nearby hot spring facilities (about 5 minutes walk) were also cheaply purchased at the reception! I would like to stay again next time.

The staff, service, facilities, and room were top notch. Once our stay was booked, we received an email questionnaire. We are both vegan and they accommodated our preference. asking for our preferences. You can select between Japanese and French cuisine. We both opted for Japanese. When we arrived, they staff greeted us kindly and it was a delightful surprise to be led into a room filled with Christmas decorations. We booked the ”Standard Zen Suite” and were not disappointed. It comes with your own private indoor-outdoor onsen. It was heaven. If you are new to onsen, they also provide helpful instructions upon arrival that you can read. It was my absolute favorite onsen experience. There are three different onsens for guests, each separated by gender. They also provide popsicles, hot/cold tea, in addition to the standard shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hair tonic, skin lotion etc. When we were there they had two shuttles which ran from Matsumoto Station to pick you up. One at 3:15 pm and another at 4:30 pm. We would both love to return!

When I parked the car, the staff came over and helped me right away. The staff seemed to be well trained, but it felt a bit mechanical and manual. I asked for a Japanese-Western room with an open-air bath because I was bringing along an elderly person. The room was spacious, but the entrance space, washroom, and toilet were cramped and inconvenient. There was a top and bottom set like a work robe, not a yukata, but it looked like a medical examination gown, so I didn't feel like wearing it. There was no shower in the open-air bath, so when I washed in the unit bath, there was a gap under the door and water flowed outside, and I got soaked, so please be careful. (I wish they had said something.) The fun of traveling is the food, but it was not something I wanted to eat at all. Maybe they've learned their lesson, but they're too decorated, or they ignore the quality of the ingredients. Each dish was too assertive, and there was no harmony, and there was nothing to cleanse the palate. The color was black, and there was no gaiety or comfort. As I continued to eat, it got heavier, and as for the meat at the end, it's not good to just put anything on, whether it's beef or pork. The cow was a rubber-like thing for the elderly. The finishing touch should have been curry or miso chazuke! The cuisine should have been something that made the most of the wonderful ingredients of Tateshina. The food at the inn I stayed at the day before was simple and gentle, using ingredients from the mountains, so perhaps that was why I didn't like it so much. I probably won't be visiting again.

When I checked in, I was surprised to see a woman wearing a Taisho Roman style arrow pattern and hakama. His demeanor is relaxed and truly retro. Impatient people may get irritated. Everything is Japanese retro. The lobby and the hallway that runs through the garden are truly retro. The scenery looked like something you could see in a historical drama. There are 3 baths. The two bathrooms are divided into a men's bath and a women's bath depending on the time of day. The open-air baths are separate for men and women, with separate entrances. Meals are taken in the dining hall, and the pillars and beams of this dining hall are reminiscent of a castle. At breakfast, the woman in yesterday's hakama and kimono was wearing a black dress and white apron. It was a Taisho romantic maid costume. Dinner includes 3 seasonal matsutake mushroom dishes. I had a relaxing time for the first time in a while.

~7min walk from Matsumoto station with many food options nearby, on usual days. We went on 31 Dec to 1 Jan and the streets were empty; shops were 99% closed, except for Parco / big malls. Hotel staffs were super helpful and friendly. I loved the shoe locker concept at the main entrance of the hotel; you lock your shoes and go barefooted around the hotel. Hotel staff assisted to check on available restaurant opening hours, as well as reservation on 31 Dec since we weren't sure if places were open. Onsen (both indoor and outdoor) was the best, coupled with complimentary laundry facility (dryer at 100yen). Shampoo and body wash were all available for use. There are vending machines at the common area outside the bathroom. Complimentary ramen at night (do check with the hotel on the timing). Soba over new year's countdown at midnight was yummy. Wonderful overall experience. Will explore Onyado in other cities in future!

I walked from Kita Matsumoto Station to the hotel. ７ minutes? It is a walk arrival. The woman at the front desk had a smile and there was no unpleasant impression. The room was a room with Matsumoto Jo castle on the top floor. Especially at night Matsumoto Jo castle was the best and clean. The room size is a bit small, but I think it is reasonable to think of the price. The public bath is the feeling that it is said to be a small bath. ５ people are full if they enter. Moreover, there was no corona countermeasure at all. It is a breakfast restaurant, but it uses tong in the form of Viking, but the corona countermeasure is halfway and it is not possible. Use of disposable gloves for decadac and finger disinfection at the entrance properly. I didn't use several sets of disposable gloves. The employee doesn't know the face. In addition, there are couples who do not have a mask and are surprised. I think it is better to use care on the hygiene side because it is such a time. Dinner was surprisingly close to Matsumoto station.

I used it late the night before because I had a business from the morning of the next day. It is a very ordinary business hotel. There is no need or no need. However, if you raise the difficulty, there is no outlet on the bedside, so it may be a little inconvenient to charge the smartphone while sleeping. There is a table in the room and there is a small TV so you can charge there but ‥‥. It was inconvenient for me who wanted to put it at hand and charge my smartphone. What I thought was not necessary was breakfast. This time, I was able to stay at a fairly cheap price in the plan with breakfast, but 1200 yen is too high with that quality. If you are worried about what to do with breakfast, I will never recommend it. The meal itself is also rough, but the distance from the next seat is narrow, and there is no partition with acrylic plates, so it is a distance that is concerned in the crowded time zone. It may be a setting that doesn't talk during meals, but the venue is small, so the distance from the next door is too close, and I hesitated to use it. It was good to have a paper cup so that you can bring coffee back to the room. Parking is supposed to use the municipal parking lot next door, but it is more convenient to park on the third floor connected to the deck of the station for those with a lot of luggage.

宿泊者24時間コーヒーを無料で飲めるようでした。Googleマップで行きましたが、入り口がどちらの道にあるのかわかりませんでした。徒歩2分くらいにコンビニがあるので便利かと思います。

I stayed to visit my parents' grave. I made a reservation in Jalan, so I wrote a review immediately after staying, but about Wi-Fi that I thought was difficult to connect. I have a problem with the Windows 7. At the latest hotel I stayed at Ishigaki Island a few days ago, it was in the same condition and I had a consecutive night, so when I consulted with the front desk, I took all the methods and finally connected with the staff's iPhone in my room. This password is different for me. It became like that. Even at the route inn, I remembered that I was connected by the sofa in front of the front desk at the end, and when I tried it at the hotel there, I was connected. I'm really sorry for my fault. I walked around Yanagimachi on foot from here, but the old streets were nice and the lotus flowers were the most beautiful.