Suwa Hotels with Breakfast

A very satisfying hotel. In the Suwa area, this hot spring hotel is one of the most luxurious. First of all, the environment of the independent courtyard is very elegant, and all 8 rooms face the beautiful view of Lake Suwa, especially the beautiful view of the sunset, which is really pleasing to the eye. Secondly, the room is not only large, but also has an independent hot spring pool. The room has everything you need, so it is no problem to come here empty-handed. Toiletries, razors, various skin care and hair care products, all available. You can also go to the mixed bathing hot spring on the top floor of the 6th floor. The idea here is very unique. When entering the hot spring, both men and women have to wear special clothes, similar to swimsuits. Thirdly, each room has a separate dining room, which only takes 3 seconds to walk there. Then there is a local bar on the first floor downstairs, which provides locally produced sake. Finally, across the small road is Lake Suwa, and it is only 8 minutes' walk to the station, which is really convenient. There are many restaurants around, so there is no need to worry.

This was the hotel I enjoyed most during my trip to Japan (the other two were also very good). It's a newly renovated hot spring hotel right on the shores of Lake Suwa. Facilities: The hotel offers a one-night stay with two meals, with breakfast and dinner included in the room rate. There's an indoor onsen on the 6th floor and another terrace onsen with a lake view. They have red and white baths, hence the name ”Red and White.” The restaurant is on the 2nd floor, where we serve breakfast and dinner. The first floor is also spacious and clean, with a welcome glass of sparkling water. Cleanliness: Every room was spotless, especially the onsen area. Ambience: Because it's located on the lake, most rooms offer a lake view. Our room was the smallest in the hotel, but it was spacious enough for two people (it could sleep up to four). The lake view is a bit off-center, but you can still see a bit. Just across the street from the hotel is the lake, and hotel guests can take a free boat ride. The boats are rarely crowded, and the scenery is truly beautiful. In August, in addition to the famous Lake Suwa Fireworks Festival, there's also a 10-minute fireworks display every evening, visible from the lakeside. Service: The service was excellent. Mr. Lee (or Li), a Chinese-speaking staff member in the restaurant on the second floor, was truly wonderful. His detailed explanation of the dinner provided a deeper understanding of the ingredients and cooking methods for each dish. After dinner, we headed up the mountain to watch the sunset (the setting for Lake Itomori in ”Your Name”), and since it wasn't easy to get a taxi down, the hotel provided flashlights for us. They also helped us get a taxi the next morning. Overall, this is a hot spring hotel with excellent service. Highly recommended!