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aduminoyu onyado nonomatsumoto
"The property was clean. This is a more traditional Japanese experience than i was expecting."
Reviewed on Jun 7, 2026
Tabino Hotel Matsumoto
"Nice hotel, friendly staff"
Reviewed on May 24, 2026
Matsumoto Marunouchi Hotel
"The room was adequate, except the mattress on one of the beds kept sliding off the bed base. My husband had a very uncomfortable night’s sleep"
Reviewed on Jun 3, 2026
Iroha Grand Hotel
"our room is small and no view."
Reviewed on Jun 2, 2026
Richmond Hotel Matsumoto
"Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The property was clean and has most amenities needed during travel. The breakfast had a wide selection mostly toward Asian style."
Reviewed on May 23, 2026
THE CELECTON Matsumoto
"Easy checkin and plenty of close paid parking (1000 yen/day). Staff were helpful and several spoke English. The twin room non smoking was small, like many Japanese hotel rooms. We found the beds were hard. The hotel is easy walking distance to the castle and station and other main tourist attractions. ..."
Reviewed on May 23, 2026
Mercure Nagano Matsushiro Resort & Spa
"A large hotel with a ton of guests. Great hotel and great staff. Only feedback would be for the hotel to create more dinner and breakfast “start times” to avoid the massive rushes in the dining area that created a feeding frenzy with some disgruntled people. Seemed unlike most Japanese ..."
Reviewed on May 9, 2026
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Shinshu Kakeyu
Toyoko Inn Matsumoto-eki Higashi-guchi
Kakeyu Hot Springs Hotel & Travel Guide\n
If you're roaming through Ueda and want to experience Kakeyu Hot Springs, as a well-read traveler, you will find it easier to book in advance through Travelocity's hotels page to make sure you end up with the ideal place to stay. Kakeyu Hot Springs offers 2 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the CBD.
Despite the fact that Kakeyu Hot Springs doesn't boast being home to a wide catalog of rooms within a short walk of the central district, Saito Hotel is located in a great spot to please visitors.
Have a look at the Hotel Shoho along with the Uematsuya Ryokan. The Hotel Shoho is 9 miles (14 kilometers) outside of the city center of Kakeyu Hot Springs. The Uematsuya Ryokan, is positioned 3 miles (6 kilometers) away. You could also check in to the Matsumoto Marunouchi Hotel or the Matsumoto Tokyu REI Hotel.
Once you have explored Kakeyu Hot Springs, you could venture out to visit the other attractions in the Chubu area. Fall in love with Chubu's beaches. You should also wind your way through a few of its ruins, castles and traditional villages. Tireless visitors can try snowboarding here.
The nearest places to spend the night in Ueda include Chikuma and Chikuma. Chikuma is 14 miles (23 kilometers) to the north of Kakeyu Hot Springs, while Chikuma is 14 miles (22 kilometers) to the north. Travelocity-listed hotel options in Chikuma are the Hotel Route-Inn Kamiyamada and Hotel Route Inn Court Chikuma Koshoku. The Hotel Marusanso Nishinoyakata and Hotel Platon are a selection of the Travelocity-registered hotels and apartments in Chikuma.
If you are into sports and enjoy the thrill of games you might like to spend a day at Nagano Olympic Stadium, found 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the north of Kakeyu Hot Springs. Find a Travelocity-listed hotel not far from the sporting action at the Hotel Route-Inn Court Shinonoi or the Shinshu-Matsushiro Royal Hotel.
Taking a flight to or from Kakeyu Hot Springs? The most convenient airport is Toyama Airport, 60 miles (93 kilometers) away from downtown Kakeyu Hot Springs. Book a room close by at the Hotel Route-Inn Toyama Inter.
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aduminoyu onyado nonomatsumoto
"The property was clean. This is a more traditional Japanese experience than i was expecting."
