Hotel Kolam air panas di Matsumoto

This is one of the smaller properties in the Dormy Inn chain. That being said it still has the spa and leashing machines, varied breakfast buffet, late night ramen noodles and good service. There was a loud whistle coming from bad seals in the windows in our rooms and they upgraded us to twins immediately. It was the off season but we felt very well looked after. The location is a short walk from the station and well located.

We wanted to treat ourselves for an anniversary so booked in for a night. It is not cheap - we paid SGD 770 for the night, but it was a good experience all the way from check in to check out. The price includes dinner, which was plated beautifully and featured items like lobster sashimi, beef stew and bracken tempura. Breakfast was done buffet style and had both Japanese and Weatern dishes. There are onsens as well. We opted to pay 3000 yen for a private couple onsen for 45 minutes, but there are also public baths on the 4th floor. The bath on the 3rd floor, just off reception, switches between males in the morning and the ladies in the evening. The room was largish and I loved that the yukatas came in a variety of sizes. There is no room clean up till check out, but they do lay futon beds in the room. The room was well appointed and had a great view, small fridge, a safe, and coffee and tea making facilities. There was even a coffee bean grinder. There were ample power points. Wifi was okay though it did drop now and then. There are separate toilet and shower rooms. There is a souvenir cum general store in the lobby where you can even buy condensed milk ice cream. Staff are friendly and efficient. They do have a free shuttle bus from 5 pm at the Matsumoto train station to the hotel, and one the following morning at 9 am and 10 am back to the station.

Located in Matsumoto, Izumiya Zenbe is within a 5-minute drive of Asama Hot Spring and Matsumoto Castle. This ryokan is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) from Matsumoto Performing Arts Center and 3.5 mi (5.6 km) from Alps Park Matsumoto.Enjoy recreation amenities such as hot springs or take in the view from a garden. Additional amenities at this ryokan include complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a television in a common area.At Izumiya Zenbe, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Local cuisine breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 15 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and separate sitting areas, and housekeeping is provided daily.

超級棒，很好的體驗，前台態度很好，也很嚴格把控入住人數。早餐也很好吃？

口コミ評価は高いのですが、それがなぜかよくわからない対応でした。 ・夕食の時間が到着順で融通がきかず、他の旅館もそうだと言い切る（到着は15:30頃だった） ・駐車場が満車になる（他に停めてくると言いながら、スタッフがいなくなる） ・5歳の男の子の浴衣の帯が「ピンク」だったため、別の色にしてほしいとお願いしたが、年配の男性スタッフがしぶしぶ大人用のものを出してきた。 （裏でぶつぶつ文句を言っていたのを妻が見ておりました。） ・食事は「広間または食事処」と記載があったのに、部屋食にされた。（自社ページにはそんなことは書いてなく、るるぶの手違いだから関係ないと言い切る） 食事時間は結果調整をしてもらいましたが、電話のフロント責任者の話し方が、とても高圧的でした。 ・売店のアイスクリームを購入したが、なかなか出てこなかった。はじけるキャンディが入っているはずなのに弾けない。（古いのか？) ・客室内の風呂の入口にすごい段差があり、気を付けないと足をぶつける。 ・布団が「せんべい布団」。 なぜ、高評価なのかがわかりません。 子連れには向いていないのかもしれません。

白骨温泉にある旅館だが、日帰り入浴もできる。ただし、開放日と開放時間が限られているので、事前に確認しておくこと。また、タオルなどはないので、自分で用意しておくこと。ここの名物は、硫黄の匂いの漂う混浴の大露天風呂。温泉というよりは、自然の池のようだ。湯温が低いので、長い間、ゆっくり浸かっていられる。白骨温泉のバス停からは少し離れているので、車があれば便利。なにぶん山の中なので、便利さを期待してはいけない。

Stop at Hotel Suehiro to discover the wonders of Matsumoto. The property features a wide range of facilities to make your stay a pleasant experience. Vending machine are just some of the facilities on offer. Guestrooms are designed to provide an optimal level of comfort with welcoming decor and some offering convenient amenities like air conditioning, heating, telephone, television LCD/plasma screen, shared bathroom. The hotel offers various recreational opportunities. Discover all Matsumoto has to offer by making Hotel Suehiro your base.

We chose Yumotoya because it was much less expensive than many other ryokan in the Matsumoto area and we were traveling on a budget. So it didn't come as a big surprise that the building is a bit dated and could use a coat of paint and some new carpet. Our room safe didn't work; neither did the fridge. The air conditioner was adequate to cool the room we slept in, but didn't extend to the outer room or the bathroom. The tea in the room was self-service, though the water in the carafe was fresh and hot. That said, it was still a really nice experience. The onsen are sparkling clean and the outside one offers a nice view over the city. The staff speaks limited English, but they were helpful in trying to fix our room safe, helping tie my yukata, even escorting us to the bus stop in the morning. The dinner was just wonderful. In fact, that meal definitely brought my rating up to four stars. Our server was delightful and each course was delicious. Arrive at dinner hungry, because there were at least 10 courses (I lost count), including a lovely selection of tiny appetizers. Breakfast was also generous and beautifully prepared. Overall, it's not the height of luxury that you find at some ryokan, but the food was as good as any I've had in Japan.

家族3名で利用しました。梓川の辺りでバルコニーからのロケーションも素晴らしく。食後に行われるスライドショーでの上高地の説明会と早朝からの散策ガイドはホテルの会長さんが自らされていて、ブラタモリならぬブラ柳？。お人柄も良く楽しくさせて頂きました。スタッフの皆様も大変親切でした。

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights in June 2023 (originally planned for 4 but Typhoon Mawar impeded our plans). We stayed in the Kaizanso wing, with a traditional tatami room and semi-open air bath and balcony. We loved our room and the view of the trees and mountains. The bath looking over the landscape was incredibly relaxing (and you can adjust the temperature, which is nice). The only drawback to staying in this room is that it takes 3 elevators and an 8-minute walk to get there from the entrance to the ryokan. If you forgot something in your room, you are going to get your steps in that day! The decor of the room is traditional, so if you are a foreigner, be ready. There are no chairs except on the outside deck, for example. The bed futons are laid out while you are at dinner, and I found that one futon was not enough, but with two futons on the tatami floor, it was just right. The bedding was super soft and comfortable, and I loved the traditional yakuta pijamas. The staff was super helpful with making the ryokan reservations and dealing with the typhoon disruption. Miura was very gracious and understanding. The hotel also has a gift shop with lots of interesting food gifts. We tried the private bath, but it was 41 C and too hot for us. The ryokan-only open-air baths are low temperature at around 37 C are much more tolerable. Sitting in the milky white waters surrounded by trees and beautiful rock decor is really magical (but they do smell like sulphur). There was generally no one in the open-air bath in the afternoon (it seems it's more customary to go early in the morning). You can't wear any clothes or bathing suits, and no tattoos, so just be aware of this. There is also a separate larger bath open to the public, but we didn't get to try that one. We had breakfast and dinner all 3 days at the hotel, in a private tatami room in the restaurant. The traditional Japanese breakfast was great, and the dinner varied, which was nice. There was sukiyaki and other hotpots and steam pots, as well as sashimi, rice, miso or dashi soup, and dessert. There is a modest corkage fee if you want to bring your own beverages, which we appreciated. Our server was great. The view from our room -- and along all the roads to the ryokan -- was very nice, but I was a bit disappointed that there were no hiking trails within walking distance of the ryokan or the charming Shirahone Onsen village, since the scenery is so spectacular. There is an old hiking trail down to some waterfalls that is past the bus stop, but it seemed like a lot of the wooden trail was broken and it was closed. It would be nice if you didn't have to drive a ways to get to a way to be in the woods. Also note that there is no ATM in Shirahone Onsen or really nearby, so bring plenty of cash with you from wherever you are coming from. There is also no ATM in Kamikochi, but the taxis and most of the stores and restaurants don't take credit cards (they take local mobile payments li