Only a 1-minute walk from JR Ueda Train Station, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nagano-Ueda offers simple modern rooms with free Wi-Fi/wired internet access. Luggage storage is available at the 24-hour front desk....
A Japanese restaurant with a free Japanese/Western breakfast buffet, a public hot bath and massages await guests at HOTEL ROUTE-INN Ueda - Route 18, a 10-minute drive from JR Ueda Train Station.
A 40-minute ride from JR Train Stations Ueda and Matsumoto with the hotel's free shuttle, Saito Hotel features spacious rooms, natural hot spring baths and a swimming pool.
Offering 7th-floor hot-spring baths with mountain views and traditional Japanese cuisine, Nakamatsuya Ryokan is 5 minutes from Bessho-Onsen Train Station on the free shuttle.
Fortnum
United Kingdom
Our Nakamatsuya stay was absolutely perfect. The staff were so welcoming and helpful - an English speaking host came to greet us on arrival as neither of us are Japanese - and the timings of dinner and onsen availability etc was explained thoroughly. They allowed us to drop our luggage before check in and it was waiting for us in our room on arrival. The room was beautiful and the ultimate comfort. We had the western/mix room with it's own private hot spring bath. We changed into our robes and tabi socks as soon as we arrived and pretty much wore them the entire time, including for a walk around the town in the evening. It's easily the most luxurious place we stayed throughout our whole trip, and this was partly to do with the fact that there were only 25 rooms so it felt very quiet and relaxing - I was the only person in the hot spring bath when I arrived! The outdoor top floor bath has a gorgeous view of the mountains and there is a cold beer vending machine outside the onsen entrance so we sat in the relaxation space with a cold beer as soon as we left the bath. Heavenly!
Kaiseki dinner was incredible and we tried numerous sakes. Breakfast was also incredible with numerous delicious small tastes of various seasonal and traditional dishes.
It is an expensive hotel but when you consider everything that comes with it I believe it is worth it for a truly memorable experience.
Located in the famous Bessho hot-spring area, Tabi no Yado Nanjyo features Japanese-style accommodations with garden views.
James
Japan
Creative and interesting Japanese cuisine for the evening meal. Really helpful and friendly staff.
Short walk to the amazing temples and shrines of Bessho Onsen.
Opened in November 2016, Sai no Tsuno Guest House is nestled in the heart of Ueda city, a 10-minute stroll away from Ueda Station. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Breakfast is provided.
Jesse
United Kingdom
Brilliant stay. Perfect location. Wonderful staff and facilities. The morning breakfast option is amazing. I would absolutely stay again.
Hostel mog features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and bar in Ueda. The property is around 22 km from Honmachi Machiyakan, 41 km from Suzaka City Zoo and 41 km from Nagano Station.
Takeshi Go
Taiwan
shower room is good
shower towel and hair drier is good
door 24 hrs open is good
sleeping area smell and a/c is good
Hotel Vanilla (Adult Only) is located in Ueda, within 22 km of Honmachi Machiyakan and 41 km of Suzaka City Zoo. The 2-star love hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
Robert
Japan
Value for money. Average as far as converted ‘love hotels’ go but it could have been worse.
A very warm welcome including valet parking. We stayed in a Japanese style room that was prepared for the night during dinner. We were blown away by the dedication and enthusiasm of explaining the intricacies of the Japanese culture by the staff. This continued throughout the high end Kaiseki multi-course dinner. Even the owner showed up to welcome us and present us with a gift. We also enjoyed the onsen. Thank you to all, we will never forget our stay here.
the staff was friendly and accommodating, the hotel very well maintained, the rooms comfortable and very well appointed. We had a Mountain View room on the upper floors, defiantly worth it. Also, I did half board, breakfast and dinner - that was a great value. although breakfast was way to much food, the dinner was fantastic! the Onsen on the to[ floor is Avila le pretty much at\ll day long and provide fantastic views
The host was very friendly and accommodating. The facilities were much nicer than I expected. I stayed in the dorm, and the space I was given was comfortable, roomy, and with a pull-down screen for privacy. As with any hostel, the others staying there can be noisy, and it seemed as though there was a lot of activity throughout the night. But it's to be expected. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with my stay.
The location certainly can't be beat. When I got to Ueda and checked in, I'd been walking around the city all day – I was surprised at just how close to the station it was! For the price, it's shockingly convenient. I was up in the morning and on the train within 15 minutes after I left the hotel – and that time includes buying a ticket and some quick souvenirs.
Also, the pillows were very comfortable.
A great location in the Ueda Station area. The room has everything you need including a table for working at. Plenty of places to charge everything. It's a typical business hotel done very well. There's two restaurants downstairs - as I was late in, it was great to grab a bite inside the hotel.
i love the free amenities in the lobby thou it's inconvenient but it's also logical. the amenities have a lot i can say a lot more than fancy hotels have they have free ofuru salt, skin care, men after shave you name it.
The hotel is conveniently located by the station which allowed us access to many restaurants and sight seeing places. The breakfast didn't have much variety but it was good.
Creative and interesting Japanese cuisine for the evening meal. Really helpful and friendly staff.
Short walk to the amazing temples and shrines of Bessho Onsen.
Close location to Ueda train station. If you find a low price for this and need to stay near Ueda station, it is worth the stay. A typical business hotel.
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