Best Karuizawa Hotels

I am very happy to book this traditional Japanese hotel full of warmth. The hotel is very retro and has a sense of historical precipitation. It feels warm and warm when you walk in. It is a very traditional Japanese hotel. Although the alms are a bit dated, the environment is clean and the service staff is enthusiastic. The hotel is conveniently located at the end of the commercial street of the old Karuizawa. The hotel has its own hot spring, but we do n’t have time to soak, but we used the bathrobes and socks in the hotel because we do n’t know how to wear them. After talking to the front desk, they also called an elderly service staff to help We wore a yukata and tied a beautiful bow. We also dressed beautifully to eat their kaiseki dishes, which tasted great, but the girls really enjoyed the set meal, especially wearing kimono and tied It's too tight. Sleeping at night is also very quiet, quiet in the middle of the night, anyway, you will choose to stay next time. In addition, the autumn of Karuizawa is really beautiful!

The hotel's environment and services are very good. The only drawback is that there are too few restaurants. Guests who wanted to dine in the hotel were unable to get a seat for two consecutive nights. They could only go to the villagers' canteen or the Elm Terrace, and had to wait for a long time for a seat.

The hotel is located quite far from Karuizawa JR station. There is a pickup bus service every half an hour outside the south exit of the station. However the bus is very small and can be quite full at times, causing people to rush onto the bus. It would be better if the hotel could set up a better queue-up system or adjust the frequency of the pickup bus service. By the way you can deposit luggage at the customer centre next to the pickup bus stop and have them transferred to the hotel for you. I thought the hotel did not advertise the service enough as it is very useful and effective in creating more passenger space in the pickup bus. Breakfast at the hotel is not buffet style, so went to the Prince Karuizawa West hotel to have breakfast instead. During non-peak hours the hotel offers individual transportation for free so that is definitely a plus. The Momiji hot spring is definitely a must-visit. Clean, modern, hygienic, exactly what I look for in a hot spring. Overall service is excellent.

The food quality of the Spanish set dinner and breakfast was excellent and beyond our expectation. All the staff including front desk and restaurant were very friendly and hospitable. The location is convenient and walkable from bus station or to the shops, the rental of bicycles was included in the room rate. Many places are accessible by bicycles and kind of convenient to cycling around. The free flow drinks and snacks was a very kind gesture and face masks were very thoughtful room amenities for the dry weather. I would highly recommend this hotel and look forward to next visit soon.

The best hotel on this trip! Although not cheap, Karuizawa was also expensive, so it was really good value for money! The room is large and the facilities are complete! I want to refer to this decoration at home! The hotel place is also very good, not far from the station, take a taxi for 3 minutes, walk for 15 minutes. It is not difficult to push the box.

There are 3 buildings in the hotel. We stayed in Building 3, which is very new. The interior is made of very good-quality wood and the exterior is high-end black. We experienced the minimalist beauty of the Japanese-style wooden house in the forest and marveled at every detail. Craftsmanship and sophistication. Breakfast is in Building 1. It is delicious and the service is very warm and attentive. There are many public spaces in the hotel. We mainly read and drink tea in the three public spaces on the 2nd floor of Building 3. During the day, you can walk in the forest with your family, and you can go to Hoshino Hot Spring in 20 minutes. It’s so cheap, only 50 RMB. I met a passerby playing the piano and a child also played a song. It was a wonderful experience. There are many restaurants and cafes near Hoshino Onsen, which is very comfortable. There are far more people traveling with dogs in Karuizawa than with children. The dogs are very delicate and cute, and the slow pace of life is very different.

The design is very exquisite and elegant Very comfortable and well-equipped with bathtubs, stoves, etc.

The location is a little difficult to understand, but I think it's not bad because it's quietly built in a quiet area. The room was also very quiet and nice. (I can't hear the gayagaya in the next room at all. The parking lot was full, so it should have been crowded.) The width of the bed is quite narrow. (Sinner than a normal single. Bed size for long-term care) The bed mattress was good for an inn in this price range. The room fixtures were also well equipped. (If it's in place so far, I think it's better to display on the homepage that there are such things in the equipment in the room. There are also cheap inns in Karuizawa with quite a few equipment. On the other hand, if it is written properly, I think you don't have to bring unnecessary things!) There was a malicious trouble. When I went out to the outdoor bath at night and came back, the entrance to the inn was locked and closed outdoors. The front desk was usually unmanned and the front desk had an emergency contact number, so no one answered the phone even if I called that number. It was past 22:00 pm, so I was quite impatient whether I had already come home. When I called the representative phone such as a reservation, someone finally came out and unlocked it. .. I happened to have a cell phone and my cell phone battery remained, so I didn't have to spend the night in the car, but this is a trouble level that I should not do. If other guests at the hotel may accidentally close the key, I think they should at least put on an interphone. (There is also an intercom that does not require wiring and can be installed at a low price.) If you are a customer who cannot drive, at this time of year, it will also lead to freezing death. Isn't it necessary to have a little more sense of crisis? By the way, the key is usually 24 hours empty (there was no curfew). When I went out, I thought I would check if there was a curfew, but there was no extension phone at the reception, and I had to make an external phone call with my cell phone every time I checked, so I didn't check it because it was troublesome. I regretted that I left I have a memory. .. At least, why not install an extension phone or an intercom instead of letting the staff call at the receptionist use the customer's mobile phone? If a customer accidentally forgets his cell phone at home, it also leads to the fact that he cannot accept the reception. I think it's honest to rely on the operation that depends on the equipment brought by the customer.