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Rental Log House Yuzanso

Rental Log House Yuzanso

Karuizawa|1.39km from Sentoji Temple
Rental Log House Yuzanso is located in the heart of Karuizawa and just a 15-minute walk from JR Shinano Oiwake Station. This hotel is located near Karuizawa Prince Hotel Ski Course and Sengen Shrine.
Regina Resort Karuizawa Mikageyousui
5/53 Reviews

Regina Resort Karuizawa Mikageyousui

Karuizawa|1.5km from Sentoji Temple
It is a hotel with a pet-themed theme, so the guests are mainly Japanese. Hotel location is far from the train station, suitable for self-driving tourists. The facilities and rooms are clean and tidy. Dinner is a French meal, the food is very good, and the breakfast is very high. The waiter is kind and polite and worth recommending!
Villa Metsa Karuizawa
3.2/54 Reviews

Villa Metsa Karuizawa

Karuizawa|1.95km from Sentoji Temple
A rental villa located a little far from the center, about 20 minutes by car from Karuizawa Station and outlet. There are 3 buildings and there is a reception in the foreground. It is located in a villa and residential area. About 10 minutes drive to the supermarket. There are two bedrooms in the living room with a very wide 々, one with a dedicated toilet and shower booth. You can sleep with a futon on the loft, so it is suitable for groups and families. There is one main bathroom and three toilets in total, so it is convenient. There is a set of cooking utensils and tableware. There is nothing but salt and pepper, so you need to buy everything. The kitchen is large and easy to use. There is a dedicated garden so you can play with children. You can stay for a long time, or you can stay overnight for a change of mood. There is no meal, so you need to make it or buy it and bring it with you.

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Hotel Balmoral Karuizawa

Hotel Balmoral Karuizawa

0/50 Reviews
The environment is very beautiful and quiet, suitable for family trips with children, especially the food and service of the hotel is very good, I will go again next time
Family Lodge Hatagoya Karuizawa

Family Lodge Hatagoya Karuizawa

4.1/59 Reviews
Since the children were small, they have been taken care of by Hatagoya in the travel area. This time I used Karuizawa store for the first time, but the location is good and the cospa is the best.
Karuizawa Marriott Hotel

Karuizawa Marriott Hotel

4.6/552 Reviews
Our stay at the hotel was great! Being a Marriott Bonvoy member allowed us a nice upgrade for our room. Onsite staff spoke English very well. The room was very orderly and spacious. Also, this Marriott was one of the few hotels I have been to that had the room allergy ready when I told them I was allergic to feathers on the reservation. The free beverages (beer, wine, cocktails, juice, and soda) and hot meals during the membership lounge time were nice. The public bath was very clean and relaxing. The management team went above and beyond! We asked the doorman to arrange a taxi to get to a local restaurant. Instead, he worked with the assistant manager, who told us he would personally drive us to the restaurant (even included a return trip!) The breakfast buffet was excellent and had both American and Japanese fare. I will recommend this hotel to any of my friends or family who visit the area.
Ikoi Villa

Ikoi Villa

3.8/513 Reviews
The villa is in a very quiet villa group, and the air is very good. From Karuizawa Station, you can take the bus to Yukawa, and it takes less than 10 minutes to get off the bus. Or take the Nakakaruizawa one stop to Nakakaruizawa, and then walk for 17 minutes. This path is not recommended at night because it passes through an unlit alley and a cemetery. The hotel is almost entirely self-service, and you fold the mattresses and quilts yourself. Each room has a bathroom. When taking a bath, it is a public bathhouse. It is not possible for two people to wash together in the bathhouse. It is a bit crowded for three people. The hotel's nearest convenience store is a 10-minute walk away. The 711 here is open from 6 am to 11 pm. The Stone Church is 7 minutes away from the convenience store. The price/performance ratio is pretty good. Bicycles can be rented at the entrance of the hotel. Please confirm with the front desk for details.
La Forest de Nome Karuizawa

La Forest de Nome Karuizawa

3.8/515 Reviews
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.
Ikoisanso

Ikoisanso

4.2/549 Reviews
Although this hotel had one of the cheaper room prices (for the duration that we were staying), the overall experience was average / slightly below average and on hindsight we might have splurged a little to upgrade to a bigger room in a more central location. The room was very small – after clearing out whatever furniture we could (table was packed in the cabinet where the bedding was kept and most other things had to be stacked on top of each other to maximise space), there was barely enough space to lay out two mattresses right beside our luggages (note that you have to set up the beds yourself). We spotted some strange black spots on the futon covers which deterred us from using the futons. We did, however, appreciate that the room came with a small refrigerator, a small key-operated safe box and a working heater. The walls and floors are thin, so you will hear footsteps along the corridor and (if you are unlucky, as we were, to have a room next to the toilet) gurgling sounds from the plumbing system. Bathrooms and restrooms are shared. The communal shower area on the first floor has a small bath (could accommodate approximately 3 strangers, any more would be uncomfortable), but the water is still and I'm not certain if it was actually from the hot springs. We were grateful that the usual amenities were provided (toiletries, body lotion, hairdryers). There were other onsens nearby which were open for day trips, but we were turned away by the prices (bearing in mind that we had just travelled from onsen heaven, Kusatsu town). Location-wise, while we were given a free shuttle ride from and to Karuizawa Station during check-in and check-out, we had to find our own way around the rest of the time. There are some attractions in the Naka-Karuizawa area, but the main highlights are nearer to the Karuizawa Station. The walk from the hotel to Naka-Karuizawa Station (one stop away from Karuizawa Station) takes about 10-15 minutes, and the street lights can get rather dim by 7pm and are almost non-existent by 10pm. Alternatively, there are buses that ply the area, but the bus fares were nearly double the train fares and accessibility of information was an issue (it was hard looking up bus timetables online). Another alternative is to rent bicycles from the hotel at ¥1000 per day. Service-wise – hit and miss. Some of the staff were friendly and helpful, others not so. A few of them were able to communicate in English. Food-wise, there were some decent options (e.g. Harunire Terrace), but not always budget-friendly and most close by evening (sans restaurants, with pretty steep prices). There is a 7-11 about 100m away but consumption of food in the store is not allowed. It closes at 11pm. All in all, if you're fine with sacrificing some creature comforts and travelling longer distances to save on accommodation, this hotel could be one of your considerations. But if your budget is not the main priority, there may be better options els

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On Trip.com, there are 58 recommended hotels in Karuizawa. Karuizawa has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 197 USD. There are 3 five-star hotels in Karuizawa at an average price of 212 USD per night. There are 13 four-star hotels in Karuizawa at an average price of 288 USD per night. There are 19 three-star hotels in Karuizawa at an average price of 116 USD per night. There are 21 two-star hotels in Karuizawa at an average price of 126 USD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Karuizawa. In Karuizawa, there are hotels under the Marriott brand. Travelers who favor this brand can choose to stay there to enjoy the luxury services provided by Marriott. Marriott is the top choice of many travelers in Karuizawa. Karuizawa Marriott Hotel in Karuizawa is a favorite among Trip.com users. Karuizawa Prince Hotel East is also one of the most frequently chosen hotels.

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