Kamisuwa Onsen Shinyu Reviews

The hotel is very good Onsen and only thing to block tourists, it is language mostly.

Amazing service. Stayed for 2 nights, had an amazing 2x Breakfast and Dinner. They changed the menu for consecutive stayers, all ingredients sourced from the local area, really do feel the effort placed in to not just promote the area but for the love of the area.

We stayed here as a family of three (mother and two daughters). We were greeted politely when we arrived at the parking lot by car. The food was also very delicious. The portions were just right for the women, but perhaps not enough for the men. The room and bedding were clean, and all the staff were kind, so we didn't have any unpleasant experiences or inconveniences during our stay. It was an inn that I would like to stay at again when I visit Suwa.

2000mop includes morning and evening for 2 people, very worth it! The service is high-quality and the environment is very good. The private soup is a bit more delicate. I still recommend the free public soup, which also provides free drinks.

⭐Location: It is a 10-minute walk from the station. The hotel has a shuttle bus. You can contact the pick-up station. ⭐Service: The service attitude is very good. You can store your luggage for free after check-out the next day. The front desk can help you call a taxi directly to Tateishi Park. ⭐Meals: There is a lakeside road in front of the hotel. Walking towards the lake is more commercial and there are more shops. There are not many restaurants on the small road behind the hotel. In short, Google is a good method. The breakfast portion is not large, and the texture of the picnic is more like pickled mustard. It is quite delicious. I think the special tofu puff is average. ⭐Facilities: I forgot to take pictures of the room. The room I booked was not big, but it was clean and comfortable. I went there in the off-season and there was no one in the hotel's public bath, so I enjoyed the private bath for the whole time. On the day we went, the men's bath seemed to have three pools and a sauna. We were envious.

wonderful.

A traditional Japanese hot spring hotel with private baths and public baths. There are no bathing facilities in the room. Private baths require reservations and are charged separately. It is located by the lake, with newer decoration and a more modern lobby. I wonder if it was because of the fireworks display that day that I had to check out at 10:00. What was outrageous was that the hotel was unable to provide luggage storage, which caused a lot of trouble.

When I entered the lobby, I was greeted by a wonderful aroma...I couldn't help but buy the same incense that was being burned. The interior of the inn was very elaborate, with a modern Japanese atmosphere. The room I stayed in had a Japanese-style feel and somehow felt nostalgic. The large public bath was spacious and I was able to bathe comfortably, and breakfast was served in a private room so I could relax and eat without worrying about being seen by others, which was very satisfying. More than anything, the staff's genuine smiles and friendly service left a very good impression.

The location of the hotel is excellent, very close to the lake, the rooms are very distinctive, the meals are delicious, and the service is attentive. Like it

The breakfast was delicious. It was far from the station, but there was a shuttle bus from the hotel to the station, which was helpful. I was very pleased with the service provided by the staff.

酒店位置就挨着湖邊，很方便的，酒店應該是老式酒店了，我看當地很多長者，性價比蠻好的 停車也方便，不過早餐的咖啡是要額外付費的

This was my first Ryokan experience, and it was incredible. Shinkai used Lake Suwa as the inspiration for Tomorrow in Your Name. As a huge fan of the film, I wanted to visit Suwa to see the place for myself, and wanted to do it while staying at a Ryokan. Shinyu offered a room with a lake view, so it sounded perfect. Every staff member was incredibly friendly. For English speakers, they have all the important information in English and most of the staff spoke English well enough to be able to help you out. Don't worry if you don't speak Japanese! Top tip: if you speak "tourist level" Japanese like me, at dinner, just use English. They have English menus with descriptions of the food and an English speaking staff member will attend to you. I didn't do this, and the staff member passionately explained the origins of the appetisers. I understood almost none of it, and felt very guilty afterwards for letting him speak! After a lovely dinner and relaxing soak in the Onsen, I watched Your Name in front of the lake view. If that sounds perfect to you, do yourself a favour and go! On the way out, I mentioned to a lovely staff member that I came because of Your Name, and she recommended visiting Tateishi Koen before I left. If you're reading this: thank you so much for being thoughtful and recommending that. It was nothing more or less, than a breathtaking view. Fantastic Ryokan in a fantastic location.

The location of hotel is right in front of Lake Suwa Park, the like shore is just across the road. A very relaxing vibe in this area. Staffs at carpark and concierge are very friendly and helpful. The interior environment of common area and room is stylish, new and clean. I stayed in lake view room with excellent view of Lake Suwa. Onsen is relatively basic and simple. Dinner and breakfast are good but not very outstanding. Selection of sake is disappointing for an onsen hotel in the city of Suwa, I did expect much bigger range of sake selection with so many famous sake kura in Suwa and Nagano.

Staff were friendly and helpful. The food was also good and the pricing is also really affordable