The hotel's overall environment is quite nice, and there are plenty of activities for families with children. We tried out a cabin with the kids, but the cleanliness inside was just average, and we even found a large spider in the bathroom. The hotel's service response was also a bit slow. Despite informing the hotel in advance that we were traveling with children and requesting a more convenient room, we were still assigned one that was quite a distance away and had stairs, which made it very inconvenient to carry the stroller up and down. The hotel shuttle service also operates on fixed stops and a fixed schedule, which wasn't very convenient. Rooms located in the lawn area would be much more convenient.
The room and bathroom was clean and nice. We were driving but there were ample parking lots. We got the free welcome drinks, free ice cream, free chazuke and free morning coffee during our stay. We were able to see sunset from our room too. The public bath was clean too with all amenities provided, even with massage chairs. Totally enjoy our stay, the receptionist spoke good english too. very recommended.
We had a lovely stay here. The view from the room was very nice. The free snacks and drinks every evening was a really nice touch and a great way to end the day. The room was comfortable and spacious. There is not much happening in the area and taxis around were quite expensive, however they did have a free shuttle bus from the hotel.
This appears to be a relatively new hotel in Karuizawa. The rooms are spacious, well-appointed, and meticulously clean. We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious dinner and breakfast served at the hotel. The hot spring (onsen) was also very clean, featuring carbonated water. I particularly liked the hotel's beautiful exterior design!
Matsumoto served as a convenient one-night stopover on my way to Kamikochi.
Ever since my first stay at a Nono hotel in Tottori, I've been completely hooked. Now, whenever I visit a city with a Nono property, it's always my top choice.
Nono positions itself as a city onsen hotel, aiming to provide an authentic hot spring ryokan experience right in the heart of the city. Guests are requested to remove their shoes upon entry, and the entire hotel features traditional tatami flooring. The top floor boasts both indoor and open-air hot spring baths, perfect for soaking away the day's fatigue. To top it off, complimentary ice cream is available after your bath!
From 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM, they offer complimentary ramen. The soy sauce ramen, though simple, is exceptionally tasty. Guests can also help themselves to complimentary soft drinks.
Nono's breakfast spread is also very impressive. During my stay, they even had all-you-can-eat melon, which was an absolute treat!
The room size was perfectly adequate; we had enough space to comfortably open two 28-inch suitcases.
I am highly recommended to the couple and family stay with this hotel
The check-in is very personal, room set up are incredible.
All the staff are very nice, helpful and professional.
The food was great in all seasonal dishes. The dish presentation is like a piece of art.
The Osen facility is cozy and nice. You can't miss the outdoor osen with the nature
The location of the hotel is relatively remote, and there are no street lights. You need to take a car to get in. The taxi fare from Karuizawa Station is ¥1,200. There are many vegetables in the restaurant, and there is no meat in the breakfast! There are many kinds of champagne for tasting🥂The room is spacious, so you won’t feel cramped if you have friends to gather with
The hotel is next to the ski area. I lived in the cottage of the hotel and it was clean and nice. My cottage was not close to the main hotel lobby but there was shuttle van and it arrived very fast once we called. The breakfast was very nice, particularly at the Karuizawa Grill. I will definitely choose this hotel again.
It is a very small town, very quiet. There are Chinese staff, very enthusiastic, you can ask them for help if you need any help. There is a wild monkey park nearby, you can go to see the little monkeys taking a hot spring bath. The hotel provides pick-up and drop-off, and there is a shuttle bus schedule.
Some of the best customer service we've ever experienced. Ms. Abe was wonderful and her English was excellent. The outdoor onsen was perfect, truly beautiful. A big, well landscaped area, truly relaxing. All guests get to reserve 30 minutes of private use each evening, which was wonderful, but you can also go back during men's time, women's time, or mixed if you want to enjoy some more. The breakfast was also very good, and the room was sizeable. This was our favourite stay in Japan.
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GGuest UserThis appears to be a relatively new hotel in Karuizawa. The rooms are spacious, well-appointed, and meticulously clean. We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious dinner and breakfast served at the hotel. The hot spring (onsen) was also very clean, featuring carbonated water. I particularly liked the hotel's beautiful exterior design!
AAnonymous UserWe had a lovely stay here. The view from the room was very nice. The free snacks and drinks every evening was a really nice touch and a great way to end the day. The room was comfortable and spacious. There is not much happening in the area and taxis around were quite expensive, however they did have a free shuttle bus from the hotel.
GGuest UserI stayed at this hotel for one night, and overall, it was quite a pleasant experience.
I really liked my room — it was clean, modern, and comfortable. The only thing that surprised me was that the window to the balcony didn’t open, though I suppose it was designed that way.
The onsen was absolutely wonderful — spacious, relaxing, and with a beautiful view of a mountain river. Definitely one of the highlights of my stay.
The hotel also offers many different areas for leisure and entertainment. You can play table tennis, relax in cozy rest zones, visit small cafés and shops — there’s a lot to explore without even leaving the building.
Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, with a wide variety of food to choose from. However, due to the number of guests, it was a bit challenging for the staff to manage everything smoothly. On two occasions, someone almost took my table, even though I had already placed the reservation card on it to show it was taken.
That said, the staff overall were very pleasant, friendly, and helpful, and I appreciated their attitude throughout my stay.
This hotel is clearly family-oriented, with many families staying with young children. There are rooms with child-friendly designs and dedicated play areas, so if you’re looking for a quiet, adult-only atmosphere, this might not be the best fit.
That said, I genuinely enjoyed my stay and would consider coming back.
Llwnn12The hotel's overall environment is quite nice, and there are plenty of activities for families with children. We tried out a cabin with the kids, but the cleanliness inside was just average, and we even found a large spider in the bathroom. The hotel's service response was also a bit slow. Despite informing the hotel in advance that we were traveling with children and requesting a more convenient room, we were still assigned one that was quite a distance away and had stairs, which made it very inconvenient to carry the stroller up and down. The hotel shuttle service also operates on fixed stops and a fixed schedule, which wasn't very convenient. Rooms located in the lawn area would be much more convenient.
GGrigoryWe were there in February, it was minus outside, but the room had a heater and air conditioning. Not frozen. The hotels have three onsens, one shared for men, one for women and one private. They also give you the key to 9 public onsens in the village. The hostess can pick you up or take you to the nearest station, she also took us to dinner and to Monkey Park. Breakfast is traditional. And in general, the hotel is traditional Japanese, I advise anyone who is interested in staying in a traditional hotel. But keep in mind that you need to sleep on the tatama and wear slippers, they are not allowed in the shower, and you also need to wash in the onsen.
GGuest UserOur staying here was a pure pleasure! And I must say, it exceeded all our expectations! From the moment we arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive, making the check-in process smooth and hassle-free. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a perfect retreat after a long day of exploring.
The location of the hotel is fantastic, sarrounded by montains and river. The free shuttle from Chino Station makes getting here quite easy.
Enjoying the onsen was a delightful experience, offering pleasure for all your senses: the hot spring water, the sounds of nature, the beautiful scenery.
The traditional kaiseki dinner was exceptional! Each dish was thoughtfully prepared, showcasing fresh, local ingredients. The flavors were rich and well-balanced, with a perfect blend of spices. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. Overall, it was a delightful culinary experience that complemented the serene surroundings perfectly!
I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking to escape and rejuvenate in nature, have a comfortable and pleasant holiday away from the noisy and crowded big city. I can't wait to return during other season! Thank you!
AAnonymous UserThe hotel is very close to Zenkoji Temple on foot. It is a very special experience to attend the morning class at 6:30 in the morning.
Transportation: Across the road from Nagano Station, the buses to the city are all at the station entrance (both 1 and 7 are OK for Zenkoji. I took 1 bus which is closer. I bought the ticket before getting off). After getting off the bus, you can walk to the hotel in a few minutes.
Hotel service: There was a Japanese waiter on the night we went there, but it was difficult to find someone if something happened.
Hotel food: We booked a one-night stay and two meals. Although they were all vegetarian, they tasted surprisingly good. In addition, I ordered grape juice for my daughter, which tasted special in beige.
Hotel facilities: You can't ask for too much from the facilities of the shukubo. Try not to bring luggage. We stayed in a Japanese-style room on the third floor. If you bring luggage, it will be very difficult to carry it up the stairs by yourself. Plug: There is no USB, please bring enough two plugs; Toilet: Only on the first floor, no room, you need to run down every time if you live upstairs; Washing: Only in the bathroom on the first floor and near the men's bath, it is relatively simple, and there are no face wash and skin care products. Although the room has air conditioning and a gas stove, the overall temperature is not high and it is a bit cold, but surprisingly, the tatami is very warm. I looked at it and it turned out to be Nishikawa's down quilt. The hotel basically has a curfew at 9 pm.
Temple sightseeing: Buy a 1200 pass for Zenkoji Temple at the hotel. Volunteers will lead you to the temple for morning classes at 6:30 in the morning. As an experience, it is very good, but remind you to dress warmly. The time for listening to the chanting is a bit long. My feet are sore from the cold. The volunteers finish at about 8:30. After returning to the hotel for breakfast, you can go to Zenkoji Temple to buy amulets and worship on your own. There are many souvenirs and food, as well as Starbucks on the street directly opposite the main temple. If you are not very tired, you can walk back to Nagano.
We encountered heavy snow when we returned to the temple after breakfast. It felt very good. I wish you all a happy trip.
AAnonymous UserIt's a 10 mins walk uphill from train station so maybe better to try to contact them for a complimentary pick up.
The place is super grand and 2 onsens. A Instagram worthy one that the males and females get to use it at different timings. The shower stuff in the onsen are mediocre though. No fancy facial stuff for women unlike some other onsens at this price range.
We had breakfast and dinner for the 2 nights. And well worth it. But you have to follow a fixed timing and we felt a bit rushed but otherwise it was really great and service perfect.
We had one the biggest rooms I believe Room 716. Had a sitting area and also a sleeping area. Easily fits 8 persons. We were only 2. In the day they kept the futons and brought it out at night. Towels changed every night.
There is a van that goes straight to Mount Yokoteyama ski resort. The receptionist didn't seem to know about it but you could try to Google. It was a complimentary ride to and fro if you bought the lift tickets. Took only like 30 mins to get there. You can get rentals at hotels there.
NNC8891The hotel is located quite far from Karuizawa JR station. There is a pickup bus service every half an hour outside the south exit of the station.
However the bus is very small and can be quite full at times, causing people to rush onto the bus. It would be better if the hotel could set up a better queue-up system or adjust the frequency of the pickup bus service.
By the way you can deposit luggage at the customer centre next to the pickup bus stop and have them transferred to the hotel for you. I thought the hotel did not advertise the service enough as it is very useful and effective in creating more passenger space in the pickup bus.
Breakfast at the hotel is not buffet style, so went to the Prince Karuizawa West hotel to have breakfast instead.
During non-peak hours the hotel offers individual transportation for free so that is definitely a plus.
The Momiji hot spring is definitely a must-visit. Clean, modern, hygienic, exactly what I look for in a hot spring.
Overall service is excellent.
HHooINbinMatsumoto served as a convenient one-night stopover on my way to Kamikochi.
Ever since my first stay at a Nono hotel in Tottori, I've been completely hooked. Now, whenever I visit a city with a Nono property, it's always my top choice.
Nono positions itself as a city onsen hotel, aiming to provide an authentic hot spring ryokan experience right in the heart of the city. Guests are requested to remove their shoes upon entry, and the entire hotel features traditional tatami flooring. The top floor boasts both indoor and open-air hot spring baths, perfect for soaking away the day's fatigue. To top it off, complimentary ice cream is available after your bath!
From 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM, they offer complimentary ramen. The soy sauce ramen, though simple, is exceptionally tasty. Guests can also help themselves to complimentary soft drinks.
Nono's breakfast spread is also very impressive. During my stay, they even had all-you-can-eat melon, which was an absolute treat!
The room size was perfectly adequate; we had enough space to comfortably open two 28-inch suitcases.
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