Cheap Hotels in Suwa

"Location: A 10-minute walk from Kami-Suwa Station, which is acceptable. There are convenience stores a couple of blocks away, and a small shop inside the hotel. However, Kami-Suwa is very dark at night with few and dim streetlights, making it a little scary to walk alone. Cleanliness: Incredibly clean! Most hotels just change the beds, collect the trash, and wipe things down, which is why I always use disinfectant wipes to clean myself at every hotel. Usually, the wipes turn black after use, but this hotel is one of the few where the wipes didn't! I appreciate the cleaning staff's responsibility; the hotel should reward their excellent service. Service: Although you might not see anyone in the lobby, the staff are actually in their offices. Just walk to the lobby counter or the small shop, and a staff member will come to you shortly. Facilities: The hotel has onsen (hot springs), one indoor and one outdoor. The indoor temperature is a little higher, but still within acceptable limits. The outdoor temperature could actually be a bit higher. Also, the rooms have bathrooms, so you won't be pressured to use the onsen. The breakfast buffet was delicious, made with local ingredients. The oden was just as good as what you get elsewhere! The cheesecake for dessert was amazing; I ate three! After breakfast, you can even take away a cup of coffee or tea – fantastic! Highly recommend buying breakfast. Overall: Very satisfied. I highly recommend this hotel if you're staying in Kamisuto. It's clean, has a nice onsen (hot spring) and a private bathroom, and the breakfast is superb. There are no downsides! It feels like a four-star hotel, not just a two-star one."

"It was the first night of my entire trip—and also the most expensive one. But it was absolutely worth it! Lake Suwa was right in front of the hotel. If you take the train, it might be a bit of a walk, but since I drove, the location was perfect. The hotel was incredibly spacious, and the onsen was lovely. Dinner (a full course meal) was exceptional, and breakfast was just as impressive—absolutely delicious! One thing I still wonder about: what were those insects outside the window at night? They clung to the glass, and I was afraid they might get inside. Thankfully, the window seals were excellent, so none of them made it indoors. Only the outdoor bath had a few, which was understandable. I truly hope I can go back again—with my mom next time!"

"The room and bed were spacious enough for one person. I didn't have breakfast, but I had breakfast at the McDonald's next door."

"Hotel is in the good location, just across the street to the lake. In the room is very clean with big screen tv."

"The hotel is about a 15-minute walk from JR Suwa Station. There is a shuttle bus service at certain times. The hotel faces Lake Suwa. I booked a Japanese-style lake view room, and the view from the window was very nice. Room service staff will make the bed in the room. You can tell the front desk the specific time. The hotel has two buildings. You need to go to the other building for breakfast, which is just average. The hotel's hot spring is nice. There are various types of hot springs and pools, including an open-air hot spring. The men's and women's pools are switched every other day."

"It is close to Kamisawa Station. The hot springs aren't spacious, but they are nice. There isn't a convenience store right next door, but it is just a short walk away. All the staff are very friendly! I would like to thank the female staff member at the front desk who kindly assisted me in English. The lobby on the first floor is also really pretty. If you are visiting Suwa, I highly recommend this place."

"Positive aspects: The hotel is right next to Katakura-kan, about a 10-minute walk from Kami-Suwa Station, 8 minutes from Lake Suwa, and a FamilyMart convenience store is a 3-minute walk away. It's a Route Inn chain hotel, and has most of the basic amenities expected of a three-star hotel. Cleanliness and common facilities are adequate. Because it's a small town and the off-season, it's very quiet. A notable feature is its own free onsen (hot spring) public bath. The room was booked late, and the 350 yen room rate including a buffet breakfast was reasonable. Negative aspects: The hotel seems to have been operating for a long time and is somewhat outdated. Because it's a small town, there are no restaurants near the hotel; you need to go to the train station area to eat."

"It is difficult to believe that in Japan this is a Samsung hotel. The room is very hygienic. The lobby environment is very beautiful. The facilities are perfect. The floor I live on has a kala ok (no material for free) and other entertainment facilities. There are two hot spring soups, an open-air view is very good in winter. The water temperature in the room will be higher than the open air. Even if you buy it, it is also very cost-effective. The Japanese buffet tastes very good. The service is very good. Although the front desk does not speak English, it is very Asaci. It is a pity to bring friends to live in a triple room alone next time."