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Hotel Route-Inn Court Shinonoi
9.3 km to the city centre
1264-2, Goheikawa, Shinonoi, Nagano, Japan
Good
(76 reviews)
starts from
US$ 97 per one night
Hotel Trend Nagano
700 m to the city centre
Higashi-Tsuruga-Machi 49-3, Nagano, Japan
Good
(606 reviews)
starts from
US$ 66 per one night
Hotel Route-Inn Court Shinonoi
9.3 km to the city centre
1264-2, Goheikawa, Shinonoi, Nagano, Japan
Good
(76 reviews)
starts from
US$ 97 per one night
Hotel Trend Nagano
700 m to the city centre
Higashi-Tsuruga-Machi 49-3, Nagano, Japan
Good
(606 reviews)
starts from
US$ 66 per one night
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Hotel Route-Inn Court Shinonoi
9.3 km to the city centre
1264-2, Goheikawa, Shinonoi, Nagano, Japan
Good
(76 reviews)
starts from
US$ 97 per one night
Hotel Trend Nagano
700 m to the city centre
Higashi-Tsuruga-Machi 49-3, Nagano, Japan
Good
(606 reviews)
starts from
US$ 66 per one night
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Nagano offers a diverse range of 205 hotels, with ryokans and modern hotels being the most prominent. The bustling districts of Matsumoto and Miyadaira host the majority of these options. On average, 3-star hotels cost around ¥7,500 per night, while 5-star options average ¥25,000. New establishments like the Alpine Retreat stand out with their eco-friendly designs. Ready to book your perfect stay? Explore our platform today!
• Matsumoto offers numerous parks and cultural experiences suitable for all ages, like Matsumoto Castle.
• The area is home to spacious accommodations like Hotel Newnagano Next, perfect for family stays.
• Family-friendly restaurants and attractions are within easy walking distance.
Families should consider staying in the Matsumoto district.
Hotel Metropolitan Nagano
• Nagano City boasts excellent transport connections, including the Shinkansen line.
• Hotels like Hotel Metropolitan Nagano provide modern amenities with conference and meeting facilities.
• The city is a hub for dining and networking opportunities after business hours.
Business travelers might find Nagano City to be their ideal base.
• Gondo's lively streets offer vibrant markets and a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for solo exploration.
• The area hosts affordable accommodations like Local Knot Backpackers which are ideal for solo wanderers.
• Secure and well-connected, Gondo ensures you can easily access key landmarks on your own.
Solo travelers should explore staying in Gondo.
Yudanaka Seifuso
• Yamanouchi is known for its picturesque hot springs and serene, natural setting ideal for couples.
• Private ryokans like Yudanaka Seifuso offer intimate stays with luxurious onsens.
• The scenic views and quiet atmosphere make it a perfect spot for romantic relaxation.
Couples on a romantic getaway could fall in love with Yamanouchi.
• Nagano Station area provides a range of budget-friendly hotels such as Chisun Grand Nagano.
• It's a bustling area with economical dining and shopping options suited for budget-conscious travelers.
• Public transport options from here are plenty, enabling easy navigation without high costs.
Budget travelers will appreciate the affordability of Nagano Station area.
• Book during weekdays and avoid Japanese national holidays like Golden Week and Obon for the best deals and to steer clear of high prices.
• Peak tourist seasons include winter for skiing and summer for festivals; book well in advance during these times for availability.
• Use the JR East Pass (approximately $140 USD) for economical train travel to Nagano from Tokyo, and local buses are your best bet for moving inside Nagano, costing around $3 USD per ride.
• Save money by dining at local izakayas and trying affordable set lunches, and take advantage of hotel package deals that include sightseeing passes.
• While Nagano is generally safe, exercise caution in quiet suburban areas at night, sticking to well-lit main streets for extra security.
Hotels like Hakuba Tokyu Hotel and Royal Hotel Nagano offer breathtaking views of the majestic Japanese Alps.
Nagano is landlocked, so there are no beachfront hotels, but many offer easy access to beautiful lakeside spots like Lake Nojiri.
Chisun Grand Nagano and Nagano Tokyu Rei Hotel are just a short distance from the iconic Zenko-ji Temple.
Hotels such as the Hakuba Tokyu Hotel offer easy access to ski resorts and hiking trails for thrill-seekers.
The best time to book hotels for the snow festivals is in early winter, from December to February, when the snow is at its peak.
