Best Hotels in Chikuma
Explore Chikuma with 29 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano ★★★
"The hot spring water was very good, and the price including meals was very good! Recommended!"
Hotel Platon Annex Green Plaza ★★
"I stayed here for business. There seem to be several other hotels in the same group nearby. They also offer hot spring tours. Both the hotel and the rooms are dark and dirty. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone."
HOTEL ROUTE-INN COURT CHIKUMA-KOSHOKU ★★★
"Facilities: Good Environment: Very good Cleanliness: Good"
Hotel Kameya Honten ★★★
"I stayed here for one night on my way home. The hotel is located in a traditional hot spring town, and has a calming atmosphere that evokes a sense of nostalgia. The hot spring was spacious, and the water was very warming. It felt like my body was completely relaxed, and I was able to completely relieve the fatigue of my travels. There was also a very good liquor store near the hotel, with a wide selection of local sake and rare brands, so I had no trouble choosing souvenirs. The price was also reasonable, and I was very satisfied with my stay in terms of value for money. It's not flashy, but it's the perfect place for those who want to quietly enjoy the hot springs and the local atmosphere. I would definitely stop by again if I'm passing by."
HOTEL ROUTE-INN KAMIYAMADA ONSEN ★★★
"Nice hotel"
Sasaya Hotel ★★★
"It's very good, so I go to stay for 2 nights every autumn. When I stay, I make a reservation for the fall of the next year and go home, or I make the next reservation as soon as I get home. Unfortunately, when I call to make a reservation in November in March, I only accept reservations from 6 months ago from this year. Since we go to Chikuma City from afar, we have stayed at several regular hotels other than Sasaya Hotel and decided that the final one is Sasaya Hotel. In this situation, other hotel reservations cannot be made. In order to plan your travel plan every year, many people should first book a hotel that you really want to go to, and then plan a travel plan for other places you want to go. I think there are many such people. On the phone, when I told him by phone, "I go every year as decided by regulars, I want to make a plan for autumn this year as well ...", the answer at the front desk was "Under the same conditions, no advance consultation by phone at all." I will not receive " I was refused. I stay every year and there are regulars who want to go to the Sasaya Hotel in the fall this year as well, so I designate the Sasaya Hotel. I was disappointed that I couldn't hear the customer's story at all. I did. To be honest, I'm sorry. In that case, I'm talking to my wife that if I don't find another place soon, I can't make a year's travel plan. I'm sorry I can't help it. In the case of online reservations, there is no way that you cannot make a reservation on the system, but when you ask for your request, "I will ask for your desired reservation, but I cannot make a promise. If you can't meet your wishes, I'll contact you. ""
Kashiwaya ★★
"The room was spacious and clean. ♬ The hot spring water was excellent, and even though it was snowing, it warmed me up! There are also many delicious izakayas nearby, so it's fun to eat there... I'll definitely stay here again next time. ♬"
Wakanoyu ★★★
"Family Friendly, Recommended"
Hotel Platon ★★
"The only meal we had was breakfast, but there were many different foods and we were satisfied. The hot springs were very good and warmed our bodies."
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Togurakamiyamadaonsen Shunjyuan Kikusui Ryokan
"My friends and I Had the best time staying in this hotel .We are 4 ( ladies )Room is clean and spacious.we had full Japanese course both dinner and breakfast.The staffs are pleasing and kind. The Onsen was quite small but it was a great experience.."
Kamesei Ryokan
"This small family-run inn is a beautiful ryokan in a sweet onsen village. The facilities are fantastic, the food amazing and the hospitality the best I experienced in the 3 weeks I spent in Japan this time. If you have the chance, work this one in to your itinerary. You won’t be sorry! (Be sure to ask them about their recommendations)"
Kamiyamada Hotel
"I stayed without meals, but the hot springs were good, so next time I will stay in a French course in a room with an open-air bath."
Hotel Platon Annex Green Plaza
"In addition to the facilities are a bit old, the price is very reasonable"
Ogiwarakan
"An authentic Japanese-style hotel. The facilities are a bit old but very clean. The hot spring is very natural and has a strong smell of sulfur. The skin is very smooth after washing it. It is available 24 hours a day. The boss, wife and waiters are all very enthusiastic and highly recommended."
Ryotei Takano
"This is an adult hot spring inn that only accepts five groups per day, where you can quietly enjoy the hot water and meals. Even though the facilities are old (there are no inconveniences other than finding an outlet), they are kept very clean and tidy, which is wonderful."
Hotel Seifuen
"Quiet onsen town. Hotel offers free pick up and drop off service but need to call them in advance to arrange. Hotel room is big and quiet. Room has mountain and river view. Lovely natural spring onsen. One of the best onsens we have had in Japan."
Chikumanoyu Shigenoya
"Excellent experience at a traditional ryokan! I gave 4/5 stars for location because there are no particular views (it's right in the middle of the town), but the other features more than compensate for this. All the staff we met were very courteous and professional. Meals were traditional and introduced us to many interesting dishes. Onsens were small but since this hotel only has eight room, they are never crowded. Also the onsens are open through the night which I especially appreciated."
Kokurakukan Togura Hotel
"I made a reservation because the price was cheap and I had points even though it was autumn leaves season. I happened to encounter a marathon and encountered traffic restrictions, but I was able to go where I wanted to go. The meals were served in the room, were delicious, and I was alone, so I ate a lot. I had the hot spring almost to myself, so I went in three times. The building is old, but I couldn't hear the voices of the people next door."
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More Information About Chikuma Hotels
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£185 |
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FAQ – Hotels in Chikuma
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What are the best places to stay in Chikuma?
Some of the best places to stay in Chikuma are near popular attractions like Togurajuku Kitty Park, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Chikuma near Togurajuku Kitty Park?
Some of the top hotels in Chikuma near Togurajuku Kitty Park include Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano (from £57), Riverside Uedakan (from £65) and Hotel Kameya Honten (from £69), all offering easy access to Togurajuku Kitty Park, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Chikuma?
The most popular Chikuma hotels for your stay: HOTEL ROUTE-INN COURT CHIKUMA-KOSHOKU (from £40), HOTEL ROUTE-INN KAMIYAMADA ONSEN (from £37) and Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano (from £57) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Chikuma are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hotel Kameya Honten (from £69) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Chikuma have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Club Wyndham Chikumakan Nagano (from £57), Kamesei Ryokan (from £31) and Togurakamiyamadaonsen Shunjyuan Kikusui Ryokan (from £42) have hot springs. Book now!
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What hotels in Chikuma offer an especially good breakfast ?
Ogiwarakan (from £71),Umemura Ryokan Uguisutei (from £70) and HOTEL ROUTE-INN COURT CHIKUMA-KOSHOKU (from £40) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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