Hot spring Hotels in Azumino

I used it several times. Showa retro and very nice! The food is homely and delicious. I think many people are using it for work.

Angry praise! If you want to rest in peace, you can live longer if you want to be quiet, This is a residence in a Buddhist temple. The abbot is a Korean, and the Master’s name has no manifestation; The meals provided by the temple are mainly Korean. The Korean aunts are very enthusiastic. Although I can’t speak Chinese, Japanese or English, the communication is barrier-free and can almost meet all our requirements. Because the location was a bit off, we arrived late and couldn't get a taxi. I called the nearest small train station nearby. When Ctrip got what I needed, Master Fa Xian specially drove us to pick us up. Auntie had already had dinner. In the case of time, it still provides us with very delicious meals; If you believe in Buddhism or not, it is highly recommended that you stay for a few days

This time, I stayed for one night. The room was a bed-only stay, but it was well-equipped with kitchen utensils and a stove, so I recommend it for those who want to keep costs down! The room was spacious, and although the bathroom and toilet were not separate, it was sufficient considering the cost performance. However, I was concerned that the room was a bit dusty.

It seems to have been renovated, and it is cleaner than before COVID. The rooms and hot springs are great! The staff are also kind and everyone is very nice. It's a shame that the restaurant in the hotel was closed. We went out to eat, so we couldn't drink alcohol 🥲 This is my third visit, and I'm always happy to see the monkey family (a pretty big group) in the parking lot 😊

Taxi fare to and from the train station 900 yen per trip, not expensive. I used to try to walk from the station to the hotel by visiting Hotaka Shrine and continue walking along the waterway. Open Google map to navigate with you, not lost, and it is a pleasant route. The hotel itself is not new. But clean, available lay out of a strange twin room. But personally, I like it very much, because it has mutual privacy. The windows of every room overlook the Japanese Alps Breakfast is set. Choose Japanese or western style. It's delicious to be laid out and tastes good too. Next to the hotel, there is a take away food shop called hottomotto, delicious and cost-effective. Or walking to the other way, there is a community mall with super market, Muji and Mc Donald. The owner of the accommodation, both female and male, are lovely, hospitable and communicate in English.