Hotels in Shimo-suwa

The hotel is 70 years old, but it doesn't look that old; it must have been renovated. The hotel is very clean, the rooms are spacious, and the restaurant is large, offering a wide variety of food, including king crab for dinner. It was fantastic, and the staff were very attentive and polite.

Their all you can eat style dinner and breakfast were super nice 😋 Crab, sushi, stakes, vegetables, noodles, Chinese, Indian curry, so variety of foods.

We stayed at this hotel for a three-day, two-night family trip during the summer holidays. (Grandparents, a couple in their 50s, a university student, and a high school student) We stayed in the East Wing, which has a dated exterior compared to the newly renovated Main Wing. However, our rooms were renovated and meticulously cleaned. Due to the Obon holiday, it was crowded with families, but the dining...

It's a great place for a family with children to stay for a while.

I stayed in the new building, so the building was very clean and I was satisfied, and the bath was great, but the food was catastrophic. If I stay again, I would like to stay without meals, but there is no plan for that. I hope they will offer something a little better, taking inspiration from Taki no Yu.

I love the room, very spacious, great view and stylish. Good was good too! Many choices and breakfast was good as well. I was sick before I went to bed and asked for a thermometer and they let us use one. Amazing! I’ll definitely come back with my sister and nephew! This place is very kid friendly and great for a family

I stayed for three nights and they treated me very well.

It was very convenient that it was close to my work site. There were several restaurants nearby, so I was able to relax and have a pleasant night.

I stayed one night on the weekend. There was free coffee in the lobby, and amenities were in the room, but you had to bring them along with your towel to the public bath. There were additional amenities in the lobby for guests staying multiple nights. The parking lot was large and the room was clean. The women's public bath was a little small, but I didn't encounter any other guests, so it wasn't a...

Everything from arrival, check-in, entering the room, and check-out was very smooth. Breakfast had a wide selection of Japanese and Western dishes. Potato croquettes with pickled plum! They were refreshing and delicious. Thank you ♪

I stayed here because it was still reasonably priced, even though the surrounding hotels were extremely expensive during the Obon holiday. You get used to it after a while, but the smell in the room is quite bothersome. Other than that, it's average.

The hotel I usually stay at was fully booked so I stayed at Route Inn. The smell is quite bothersome when you enter the room. You get used to it after a while, but I guess there's nothing you can do about it. Breakfast is included for all guests, which is a plus. It's of the bare minimum standard.

Opposite the reception desk, there's a pile of tools and toiletries available for borrowing. Pajamas are also available for pickup near the elevators on each floor, and washing machines are free to use. The public services are excellent, and the breakfast is delicious. Very good!

It's close to Okaya Station and is a business hotel in the same BBH group as Okaya Central. The Crown has a larger and better lounge. The morning buffet had a wide variety and the food was delicious. My corner room on the 6th floor had a view of Lake Suwa. There were no smartphone chargers. Central is closer to the station than Crown and is a bit more expensive. However, you have to pay for the morning...

The hotel is old; the tables and carpets weren't clean enough, and the mattresses were a bit hard. The free breakfast was a plus. For some reason, there were mostly men staying there, but that's probably related to the cheap price.

As a business hotel, I had no complaints.

We drove there and weren't particularly impressed by the location; it seemed to be a residential area with a convenience store nearby. It's an older building, but it's been nicely renovated, with new air conditioners, ceiling lights, and refrigerators. The room was quite spacious, and we were given a room on the ninth floor, the highest floor, with a nice view of Lake Suwa. The breakfast was average...

The room facilities are relatively old, and the hygiene standards are the worst among all the places I visited in Japan. The surrounding area is a bit desolate.

I stayed in a single room on a business trip. They left acacia honey in the room as a gift. I was so touched! There was also a hot spring and sauna, which was great.

I had a relaxing time. The apple bath was also great ♪

I booked a room with a bed for my disabled husband, but they gave us a room near the elevator, so we ended up sleeping on a futon. I wish I had checked before changing it!

The staff were very attentive, and the various services provided, such as the all-you-can-drink dinner buffet, the large hot spring bath with sauna, and the shuttle bus from Shinjuku, were all excellent, allowing us to safely reach the summit of snowy Mount Tateshina. Next time, I would definitely like to take the stargazing tour and see the starry sky.

We stayed for two nights and both dinner and breakfast were packed with local ingredients and regional cuisine, making for a truly enjoyable stay. The rooms were perfect for resting your tired body after snowboarding, and the large bathroom was open almost 24 hours a day. The service was also friendly and left a very good impression. As it was a weekday, the slopes were all to ourselves, and we had...

The building is old, but well-cleaned and there are no problems. There is also an air purifier installed. The hot spring bath was also nice. It's been a while since I last snowboarded, and the rental staff were kind and gave me lots of advice. The receptionist was also very kind. At the food buffet, foreigners were picking up food with their hands while tasting it, which made me lose interest in eating...

The single room with a private bathroom I booked didn't have a shower, so I had to use the communal bathhouse. The toilet was fine. Otherwise, everything was good, and the breakfast was quite rich. I recommend booking with breakfast included.

A wonderful old-fashioned little hotel. The Japanese-style rooms are large and comfortable, and there's a small onsen (hot spring) for relaxation. The breakfast area is small but has a wide variety of food. The best thing is the service. I drove here and there was no parking available, but they kindly offered to park me for free for a day. That was amazing!

Location is excellent, like 5 mins walk from the station. 8-10mins walk to the lake park. The staff there are really friendly and nice! Definitely come back!

It's quite convenient, located within a 10-minute walk of the station. The facilities are comprehensive, and the reception staff speaks English and are very welcoming.

This is a great hotel! Especially I like it about breakfast and onsen . Breakfast is the all-you-can-eat style . You can eat rices, soup ,breads,meets,vegetables,fish,milk,tea,juice,coffee,fruit and so on. Onsen is not wide but it’s very beautiful! Have a good trip!

The buffet breakfast had a wide variety of items and was all delicious. If you are staying overnight, I highly recommend booking a room with breakfast included.

A hotel suitable for leisure and vacation. The breakfast environment and products exceeded expectations.

I stayed for two nights and it was quiet and nice. However, I was a little disappointed that there was some rust and mold in the bathtub.

I should have had breakfast. Next time I'll include breakfast. (My colleague was very happy.)

We don't know the room is smoked in room but smelly

The staff was polite. The water flow in the bathtub was a bit weak, which was a bit of a problem.

If you want to see cherry blossoms in April, staying here is a good choice. It is not far from Sumiho, Takato Castle, Matsumoto and Hakuba, and is suitable for self-driving tours. The hotel breakfast is quite rich. Okaya Station is right at the door, very convenient.

Excellent value. Cheap, clean. Nice bathroom. Breakfast is good value too.

The location tends to be busy, but it's convenient. I do find it annoying to hear people on the phone next door and, if you're on the first floor, there's a parking lot right in front of your room, so you can hear the sound of engines idling. The breakfast buffet tastes good, but there isn't much variety, and it seems they don't have sausages every day. I was also surprised to find a lot of vomit at...

Stayed there 3 nights during a mountain bike tour in the area. Rooms are clean and reasonably wide. Single rooms have a comfortable double-sized bed. Staff is friendly and helpful. I mistakenly booked a smoking room but they changed it without a problem or additional fee. The breakfast is simple, but enough, even if it is 70% Japanese style. You can find two types of bread, butter jam and a small toaster...

Pleasant stay with delicious breakfast! :D

Friendly staff, very clean. Nice Onsen to relax. Located in a calm calm spot of Suwa with mountain and lake views. Car recommended.

A very cozy onsen ryokan (hot spring hotel), about a ten-minute walk from Shimosuwa Station. There are many small restaurants nearby, and the food is quite good. The hotel breakfast is also very plentiful. The service was excellent. We paid an extra 50 RMB to reserve a half-hour private outdoor onsen area, and the experience was quite good.

This is an older and smaller hot spring hotel. There is no shower in the room, and you can only go to the big bath. The big bath can only accommodate 3-4 people, and there is also a small open-air hot spring. Although the place is not big, it has all the necessary facilities. The front desk was also enthusiastic and introduced nearby famous restaurants for reference, but in the end we still chose...

Very nice traditional onsen hotel

A bit distance from train station. But the onsen didn’t disappoint. Quite and clean as most ryokans in Japan are. We love the small but cozy room. Highly recommend if you want to stay away from the tourist spots