Shirakaba Lake Pension Sawa Rouge in Chino

I stayed here previously for work, and was planning a one-night trip for personal use. I suddenly found myself able to stay two nights, so I called and booked.

I recommend making a reservation by phone or through their website.

This inn has two private hot spring baths that are available 24 hours a day.

They can easily fit two people, and there are two showers.

The food is delicious, and you can get refills on the breakfast bread, milk, and apple juice.

You're free to bring your own drinks except in the dining room, and the alcohol in the dining room is reasonably priced.

I didn't use it, but it seems they also offer a nearby ski plan.

I stay at inns seven days a month for work, and I highly recommend this inn. 😛

I only have one photo, but please refer to other people's photos for reference.

I love seafood so much that I eat sashimi every day, and for the past few years, my wife has been in poor health, so we've been going to nearby Ise-Shima, Uchiumi Onsen in Aichi Prefecture, and Gamagori Onsen ♨️. It's been a while since I last went on a trip 🚙💨♫ We stayed nearby at Lake Shirakaba, and then went around it the next day 😉 This price, including delicious food, is probably unheard of these days. It's a great feeling to think that Ai Hashimoto and her friends had the place to themselves for the entire filming. We enjoyed a leisurely cup of tea and Lake Shirakaba. This is the perfect accommodation for lovers of Western food.

Although the building is old, the interior was clean and comfortable. There were about four parking spaces near the entrance. There also appeared to be a free public parking lot across the road on the Lake Shirakaba side. Upon check-in, we were pleased to be served self-service coffee and other beverages in the restaurant overlooking Lake Shirakaba. The natural hot spring baths, made of cypress wood and rock, are open 24 hours a day and can be used anytime they are available without reservation, which is a big plus for hot spring lovers ♨️. Dinner was top-notch for a guesthouse, and we were surprised by a series of delights from the appetizers that were served first. We were also pleased that alcoholic beverages were offered at reasonable prices. The weather was nice, so we took a walk early in the morning, enjoyed the hot springs ♨️, and then started our day off right with freshly baked bread and healthy breakfast options. We were able to talk with the owner-chef at check-out and thanked him for the wonderful meals. His wife was also kind and friendly, making for a fantastic stay. This has become our regular lodging when we visit the Lake Shirakaba area.

I went to Lake Shirakaba to escape the summer heat. My first stay at a pension. It's located along the lakeside road, with Mt. Tateshina behind it. Overlooking the Kurumayama Plateau. There's a coffee shop up ahead, so it's hard to find, but there's a small sign. The hostess checked me in. Her straightforward personality is appealing. My room was on the back side of the lake, so there was no view. It wasn't a problem, though, as I could easily see the lake if I went outside. The bath was available for private use 24 hours a day. Being able to use it overnight was appreciated. If the door is closed, it means it's in use. Dinner starts at 6:30 PM in the dining room. Appetizers served on plates. Soup, pie stew, steak, dessert, etc. Rice is self-service, and you can have as many refills as you like. You'll be full. Drinks aren't too expensive, so be careful not to overindulge. When you finish eating, they'll ask you about breakfast time the next day. The owner appeared as I was leaving the dining room. He was a gentle and kind person. The room had air conditioning, but opening the window let in a cool breeze. Breakfast consisted of a plate of omelet and homemade bread. You could also help yourself to apple juice and highland milk. It was delicious. The toilet, sink, and refrigerator are shared, which is a bit inconvenient, but the value for money was good and I would definitely stay here again.

Class place. Very basic rooms but the hot baths were fab

Which inn is best for our couple's trip this time? I searched variously and decided on Mr. Sawa Rouge. I was satisfied with the calm room where I could see Lake Shirakaba. I am very satisfied with the crowded hands of both evening and morning dishes. It was delicious. Thank you very much. I want to go play again.

First stay. Save money by using Shinshu Discount. And contribute to regional revitalization. I'm self-satisfied 😅
The bath is a family bath, but it's enough. I think the amount of food is just right for a couple in their 40s. Cleaning is done as it is, and there is a feeling of cleanliness throughout the accommodation. I was a little worried about the suction part of the dryer and the dust on the fan.
It was a satisfying inn where I could relax very slowly, although I don't know how to re-stay because the local area is nearby.

I stayed after the Yatsugatake traverse.

I enjoyed a dish full of fresh vegetables with local beer.
The location is great because it is on the shore of Lake Shirakaba, and I took a walk around the morning, but it was comfortable.

The inside of the building was well cleaned and I was able to relax very much.

Cooking alone is already about 10 stars. The photo is a part, but sophisticated course meals are brought in one after another. The volume is also a satisfying amount even for those who are big eaters. Of course, the appetizers, soup, and steak were delicious, but the salad with the garnish was also delicious. I think I'm very particular about it. The dessert is also rich and fresh with homemade Shine Muscat gelato.
It's not just delicious, but I feel that the purpose is to give energy and healing to those who are tired from long trips.
I can't drink alcohol at all, but I can order alcohol that the master would have carefully selected to suit my meal. local? The whiskey looked delicious.
Breakfast is also very delicious. It's well-balanced and the omelet is cooked exquisitely.
We strongly recommend that you make a plan with the above and breakfast and dinner. This is even more so for those who say, "Because meals at hotels and inns are one pattern."
Shirakaba Lake tends to be a little lonely, but the building is beautifully made and the auberge style is very cool.
The hot springs are open 24 hours a day and can be reserved for each group. Very calm.
The room is also clean. I think it depends on the room, but it's calm because you can see Lake Shirakaba.
By the way, Wi-Fi is explosive.
There are few convenience stores and other facilities nearby (and the latest Lawson is not open during the night), but you can buy alcohol and cola at the inn, and tea, coffee, tea, and water are provided free of charge. ..
Looking at the photos of other people, it seems that the food is completely different depending on the season and day, so I definitely want to visit again.