2-Star Hotels in Nagano Prefecture, Japan

I thought it was conveniently located near Zenkoji Temple. I was very grateful that there was a microwave in the lobby. Although the price was low, all the necessary amenities were properly installed, which was very helpful.

Close to the station, reasonable price, no meals, clean, is my favorite Japanese-style room, but the first floor room outside the aisle smell is not good, but there is a simple dining area next to the counter on the 2nd floor, equipped with refrigerator, microwave oven, hot water, very convenient.

It is very close to Shinano Omachi and the bus stop to Ogizawa, and is the first choice for going to Tateyama Kurobe. The landlady is very kind and the room is big. There was a great, great balcony with a view of Tateyama's snowy walls. I was looking forward to seeing the stars, but today the moon happens to be full. There seems to be no remote control for the air conditioner in the room. Maybe it's because it's quite cold here at night? I'll ask my boss next time. Looking forward to staying again.

The hotel's front desk is on the second floor, the restaurant and bar are on the first floor, and the B1 floor is under renovation. The single room is just right, the bed is not too wide, and I prefer a slim body type. The breakfast is quite rich, including spring rolls (unusual). When I arrived in Ueda, I arranged my hotel floor, and it was finally up!

The location is great and it is well maintained. I stayed in the 4 beds female dorm, it was spacious. The bed was big with a little desk at one side of the bed for organising personal items. Each bed has their own charging pod. There are some limitations though: the lift can't be used so suitcases are moved up via staircase. I have to go down to the 2nd floor for the bathroom and toilet. I am not sure how many people are sharing them but I never need to wait an they are clean.

It snowed heavily that day, and I was very grateful that I could find a place to stay in just a few minutes with my luggage. If I wanted to go to Togakushi, the station was just across the bridge, and the location was very convenient. The surrounding area was also very convenient, with many things to eat and buy. However, the overall accommodation environment was relatively poor. This was the first time I stayed in such a poor hotel in Japan. Facilities: The location was very good, and the station was only a two-minute walk away. The bathroom was inconvenient, and the faucet for the shower was turned on and off together with the washbasin, and the facilities were very old. Hygiene: The room was dark and looked not very clean, and I couldn't sleep well Environment: Free breakfast was provided Service: So-so

The location is very close to Xiaozhu Station, a small town that is very quiet. You can drink coffee for breakfast and read socially on the first floor. There is also a big supermarket nearby. Although the staff is not very good in English, they are really responsive. The design of the second floor youth travel structure is very user-friendly, and the privacy and safety are also superb. Will be willing to go again!

the location is outstanding near zenkoji. It is a small private house renovated by private houses and merchants. It is very cheap for the location. It is enough for a man's solo trip, but it is recommended for young people.

I rarely complain about others when I write reviews for B&Bs, because I think the service industry is not easy, and I try to say good things if I can, but this time I have to complain about this one! We have been to Yudanaka 4 times and stayed in 8 different B&Bs. The first 3 times, the store provided pick-up/drop-off/snow monkey park services, so this time we did not confirm in advance. Unexpectedly, some stores do not provide this service (very few), and Tenkawaso is one of them! After arriving at Yudanaka Station, I called the boss and spent half a day (the boss's English was not good, and communication was more difficult). He drove to pick us up, and everything went smoothly. On the morning of the day we left, it was snowing heavily. We asked the boss to take us to the station, but he flatly refused, saying that they did not provide drop-off service (paying the taxi fare was not an option), and they did not help us call a taxi (it was difficult to get through on the phone, and they spoke Japanese). Later, we met a family of four Australian guests. They asked to be dropped off at the station one day in advance, but they were also refused (they said that the boss actually came to the station to pick us up, which was incredible). Later, they asked a Japanese friend to book a taxi, and they also thought the boss was mean! Finally, we could only carry our suitcases (the ground was covered with snow and we couldn't pull them), walked for 8 minutes to the bus station, waited for 25 minutes in the heavy snow (the bus was 20 minutes late), and rushed into the train at the last minute before the train started. The whole process was exciting and sad! I hope everyone can avoid this, or at least ask about the pick-up/drop-off service in advance. Most homestays don't have this problem, but it will be very troublesome if you encounter it!