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Top Suzaka Hotel Reviews

Karuizawa Hotel Longing House

10/10 Excellent

"A must stay for anyone in Karuizawa! The room was plenty big enough for one or two people, staff were very helpful. I rented an e bike for 2500 yen for the day which was great to get around and do some sightseeing. The outside private onsen was a great way to end the day, I’d recommend booking in the morning to make sure you have your preferred spot."

Toyoko Inn Nagano-eki Higashi-guchi

10/10 Excellent

"Good hotel clean and very nice staff"

Hotel JAL City Nagano

10/10 Excellent

"The location is very convenient. The room was very clean. Friendly staffs."

Chisun Grand Nagano

10/10 Excellent

"Friendly staff, rooms were well maintained."

ANA Holiday Inn Resort Karuizawa by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent location."

Nagano Tokyu REI Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Very nice property. Conveniently located across the street from the train station. The room is VERY small."

Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa

8/10 Good

"There were some maintenance issues with the hotel. The lights on the elevator button on the 9th floor did not illuminate, my room lights were also a little trouble. There were a couple of bugs in my room as well. The check in staff was not as accommodating as I would have liked. However, the hot spring was great. The hotel bus driver and restaurant staff were very friendly."

Aburaya Tosen

10/10 Excellent

"Helpful staff, beautiful rooms and baths"

HOSHINOYA Karuizawa

8/10 Good

"The resort had a modern and stylish atmosphere, with well-designed facilities and a contemporary feel. However, I noticed that a large proportion of the guests were Korean and Chinese tourists, with relatively fewer visitors from other countries. As a result, the resort felt more like a popular international tourist destination than a quiet, traditional Japanese retreat."