上田温泉ホテル祥園

A hot spring hotel near Ueda station. It seems that many entertainer professional baseball players have stayed in the past, but it is a hotel that has been rusted due to the glory of the past. The feeling of hospitality is pear. No dinner, breakfast only plan. Breakfast seemed to be voluminous, but it was a collection of ready-made products that I didn't have an appetite for. We recommend staying without meals here. The hot spring is a simple, colorless and odorless hot spring. The spring quality is not characteristic, but it feels good. There is no open-air bath. The four indoor baths (one is reserved) are difficult to use due to the time system for men and women. The night ends at 24:00. From 6 to 8 in the morning. Considering the breakfast time, it is a time system that you can not take a bath slowly. I wish I could take a bath until 9 or 9:30. It's a hotel that can't be stopped if you start pointing out the details. It's a wasteful hotel even though there is a hot spring near the station. One star near the station and one star at the hot spring hotel. Recommended if you stay without meals.

It's close to Ueda station, so you don't have to worry about meals and convenience stores. There is only one large communal bath, and men and women can be exchanged, but if you stay in the main building, you can take a different bath in the annex opposite. There was a lot of breakfast, and the room was clean and quiet. I can't deny that it's old, but there is a lipi!

It is a hotel (or rather an inn?) Located about a 5-minute walk from the station. I used it for business, but I was able to spend it very comfortably in a Japanese-style room for one person. There is one large bath in the main building and two small baths in the annex, and men and women change over time. Unfortunately I couldn't enter the large communal bath this time due to time constraints, but it was comfortable even in the small communal bath. The closest convenience store is Lawson in front of the station, so if you come by train, you may want to stop by before heading to the inn.

It may have been a stay without meals, but after completing the check-in procedure at the related facility opposite, it was almost left unattended. The building was also dilapidated and I had a terrifying impression, and I later learned that there was Mr. Higashi * in in the neighborhood and regretted staying at the hotel.

The only hot spring inn near Ueda Station I was able to relax. There are two hot springs For men and women, it seems to switch between morning and night. It was vacant when I went, so I reserved both. Put the trump card at the entrance of the bath If I ever go near Ueda station, I want to go there again. It was a great deal with the prefectural discount ^ _ ^

The only hot spring hotel in front of Ueda station. It seems that the main building was closed once after the Bon Festival in 21 years, and from September, the main building has become an inn for men only without meals. Therefore, the situation is different from the review more than 3 months ago. The price is 5100 yen including bath tax, so the Nagano Prefectural Citizens Discount is applied and the accommodation fee is minus 2500 yen. With a coupon of 2000 yen, you can stay for 600 yen, which is suddenly attracting attention. I heard the story. The operation of the main building facility is guaranteed only until the end of January 2010. The current homepage of Shoen seems to be mainly annex and the main building has been deleted, so it is difficult to understand even if you look it up. It's in front of the station, so you don't have to worry about food even if you stay without meals. There are several stores nearby where coupons can be used. There is only one large communal bath in the hotel, and men and women change before becoming only men. The female had only about two hours to enter. There is a unit bath that is slightly larger than a general household, and that is the private bath in the main building. When the annex was built a dozen years ago, one-day bathing was temporarily permitted, but after that, only banquet guests or guests were allowed to take a bath. The annex has two bathrooms, one for men and one for men, and the next morning they take turns. Guests in the main building could also take a bath in the annex. It seems that it is currently a charter system.

Is the room a little large? There is also a hot spring. There is only one indoor bath. A little hot. A smooth hot spring. There is a composition table, but I wasn't sure what kind of hot spring it was. It doesn't smell colorless and transparent, so it doesn't feel like a hot spring. If you go by car, you need to be prepared because you will have to take a fairly narrow road on your way back.