It was within comfortable walking distance from INAKITA station. It was the only available closest hotel when i booked for a last minute trip here a few days before. I found a familiar restaurant, SUKIYA nearby where I had my delicious lunch. Happen to stumble upon a cosy McDonald’s when I was exploring the area near Ina park where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom! There is a direct bus to the Takato Castle Ruins at Inakita Station. See the bus timing chart. Hotel was like a resort with a very nice public bath. The room is spacious, comfy with the usual Japanese standard toilet & bath.

We dropped our bags in the morning to hold until checkin. We asked about the local bus, & the one man who spoke English said the ONLY way to ride the bus was to buy a 2-day pass. A few min later when we went to tourist information @ the station, we learned you could pay per ride, which is what we wanted. The next thing was checkin @ 2:25pm. The building we slept in was 4-5 blocks from reception, which we had no idea about, & we were rushed to drop off our bags because reception closed @ 8pm that day (even though the email I received upon booking said 9pm). We were catching the free shuttle @ 3pm & returning & 8:50 from a local onsen. We ran to drop off our bags, & luckily they sent an employee with us to help, because it was 2 of us carrying 3 people’s bags since my father is handicapped. Lastly, when we got back @ night & fully inspected the room, we were amazed & the newly renovated space! The decor, walls, flooring, toilets, etc. were brand new. Unfortunately, they stopped there. The mattresses & bed frames were horrible. The mattresses were old, thin & slightly stained. The bunk bed frames were so old the front & back sagged so I was just lying on a bar that went across the middle. The bed springs were COVERED in rust, & I couldn’t believe that after the interior renovation they did, they hadn’t gotten new beds or mattresses. When we lied down, there was a dank aroma of rust & mildew. However, my mom loved the comforter. For $155/night, it just wasn’t worth it.

Well since I lived in Japan before I heared the hotel is great. They have alot of convenience things like washer and dryer. They have spring bath . I will recommend this to my friends.

ホテル内の清潔さやスタッフさんの対応もよく、ホテル周辺にはお食事処やスーパーや駅があってとても良かったです

朝食があり、お風呂にも入れて、疲れがとれました。

朝食のビュッフェメニューが豊富で満足しました。 2階の部屋だったのですが、パートナーが階段のみだったので苦労していました。

客室も大浴場も清潔です。 レストランの夕食も居酒屋メニューが豊富で出かけずにゆっくり過ごせます。 だだひとつ残念なのは、2階の客室へのエレベーターが無いことです。スーツケースを持って階段は大変ですし、高齢の方には向かない宿です。

駐車場に停めるのに少し時間がかかりましたが、快適に過ごすことができました！ありがとうございました！

辰野ホタル祭りで宿泊、ルートイン伊那インターよりリーズナブルな料金。客室は建物は古いが清掃に問題無し。男性大浴場は洗い場は７つあり、浴場、脱衣所とも綺麗に清掃されていて気持ち良く入浴できました。フロントの方の対応も親切丁寧です。

とにかくコスパが良い。施設は古いが、お風呂が広くてアメニティも必要なものは充分揃っている。駐車場無料、朝食まで付いてる。周辺にコンビニ、レストランなど困ることなく過ごせる。

チェックインもスムーズ、部屋も清潔でした。徒歩圏内にスーパーマーケットがあったので助かりました。

工作人員滿親切幫忙的, 沒電梯可能是唯一不方便之處, 其他都很不錯

又利用したい

エアコンが聞かなくて，ずっと寒かったです…

使いやすかった

エレベーター無いのは辛い

近くの中華屋が良かった

設備が古く、浴室から部屋に臭いが来る。

綺麗でした

とてもよかったです