Ueda Onsen Jukyuan
7.6
Very Good(294 reviews)
1 Chome-1-84 Ote, Ueda, Nagano 386-0024, Japan
+81 268-22-2353
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Hotel Description
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan Hotel
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan is a charming and tranquil hot spring hotel located at 1 Chome-1-84 Ote, Ueda, Nagano 386-0024, Japan. This serene retreat offers guests the opportunity to unwind in natural onsen waters while being surrounded by the beauty of the surrounding area. Situated just a 2-minute walk from a bustling main street lined with eateries, the hotel is within easy reach of many local attractions. Ueda train station is only 5 minutes away on foot, making it easy for guests to explore nearby cities. For history and culture enthusiasts, the Ueda Castle Ruins and Ueda City Museum are just 15 minutes away by foot, providing a glimpse into the region's rich past. The hotel's location offers a perfect balance of peace and accessibility, with a relaxed atmosphere ideal for those seeking a traditional Japanese experience.
The hotel offers a selection of cozy rooms, each designed to ensure guests' comfort and relaxation. Many rooms feature traditional tatami flooring, where guests can sleep on futons, giving them an authentic Japanese sleeping experience. For added convenience, some rooms come with garden views, a minifridge, and other amenities to enhance the stay. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs for entertainment. Whether you are in town for a brief stay or a longer retreat, the hotel rooms offer a peaceful environment for rejuvenation.
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan stands out with its impressive facilities. The hotel boasts two communal bathhouses, both filled with natural spring water, perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Guests can indulge in a private bath experience, further adding to the tranquil ambiance. The hotel's restaurant serves delicious local dishes and offers breakfast options to start the day off right. The hotel does not allow pets, and there is no fitness center or spa, ensuring a quiet, relaxing environment. Parking is available for guests traveling by car.
Accessibility is another key feature of Ueda Onsen Jukyuan. The hotel is within walking distance to several public transportation options, including Ueda Station, just 5 minutes away. This makes it convenient for guests to explore the area, as well as other parts of Nagano. The hotel is also accessible from major airports such as Shinshu-Matsumoto and Toyama, with travel times ranging from about 1 hour to 2 hours and 30 minutes depending on the mode of transport.
Guests' health and safety are prioritized at Ueda Onsen Jukyuan, with measures in place to ensure a secure stay. The hotel's cleanliness and attention to detail provide a worry-free environment.
When staying at Ueda Onsen Jukyuan, guests can enjoy a variety of local activities and experiences. The Ueda Castle Ninomaru Ruins and Ueda Castle Ruins Park are great options for visitors interested in history, while the Ueda City Museum of Art offers an opportunity to engage with the region's vibrant culture. Visitors may also explore Kitamuki Kannon Temple, a 9th-century Buddhist temple. For those seeking culinary adventures, the area offers a variety of restaurants, such as Le Cadre, which specializes in French cuisine, or Kitchen Petit Lapin, offering Western dishes. These restaurants are all within a short taxi ride from the hotel.
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan offers a welcoming and authentic Japanese experience in the heart of Ueda. Whether you're visiting for the hot spring baths, the cultural sites, or simply to relax and unwind, this charming hotel is an excellent choice for your stay in Nagano.
The hotel offers a selection of cozy rooms, each designed to ensure guests' comfort and relaxation. Many rooms feature traditional tatami flooring, where guests can sleep on futons, giving them an authentic Japanese sleeping experience. For added convenience, some rooms come with garden views, a minifridge, and other amenities to enhance the stay. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs for entertainment. Whether you are in town for a brief stay or a longer retreat, the hotel rooms offer a peaceful environment for rejuvenation.
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan stands out with its impressive facilities. The hotel boasts two communal bathhouses, both filled with natural spring water, perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Guests can indulge in a private bath experience, further adding to the tranquil ambiance. The hotel's restaurant serves delicious local dishes and offers breakfast options to start the day off right. The hotel does not allow pets, and there is no fitness center or spa, ensuring a quiet, relaxing environment. Parking is available for guests traveling by car.
Accessibility is another key feature of Ueda Onsen Jukyuan. The hotel is within walking distance to several public transportation options, including Ueda Station, just 5 minutes away. This makes it convenient for guests to explore the area, as well as other parts of Nagano. The hotel is also accessible from major airports such as Shinshu-Matsumoto and Toyama, with travel times ranging from about 1 hour to 2 hours and 30 minutes depending on the mode of transport.
Guests' health and safety are prioritized at Ueda Onsen Jukyuan, with measures in place to ensure a secure stay. The hotel's cleanliness and attention to detail provide a worry-free environment.
When staying at Ueda Onsen Jukyuan, guests can enjoy a variety of local activities and experiences. The Ueda Castle Ninomaru Ruins and Ueda Castle Ruins Park are great options for visitors interested in history, while the Ueda City Museum of Art offers an opportunity to engage with the region's vibrant culture. Visitors may also explore Kitamuki Kannon Temple, a 9th-century Buddhist temple. For those seeking culinary adventures, the area offers a variety of restaurants, such as Le Cadre, which specializes in French cuisine, or Kitchen Petit Lapin, offering Western dishes. These restaurants are all within a short taxi ride from the hotel.
Ueda Onsen Jukyuan offers a welcoming and authentic Japanese experience in the heart of Ueda. Whether you're visiting for the hot spring baths, the cultural sites, or simply to relax and unwind, this charming hotel is an excellent choice for your stay in Nagano.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Ueda Castle Ruins Park and Ueda City Museum of Art (Santomyuze).
2. 5-minute walk to Ueda train station for easy access to public transport.
3. Comfortable rooms featuring traditional tatami floors, futons, and some offering garden views.
4. Two communal bathhouses filled with natural spring water for a relaxing experience.
5. Hotel restaurant offering breakfast and local dishes with authentic Japanese flavors.
6. Convenient access to major airports like Shinshu-Matsumoto and Toyama, with travel times ranging from 1 hour to 2 hours.
7. Proximity to Ueda Castle Ninomaru Ruins, Ueda Castle Ruins Park, and Ueda City Museum.
8. Free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs available in all rooms for entertainment.
9. Pet-free environment, ensuring a quiet and peaceful stay for all guests.
10. No fitness center or spa, ensuring a serene atmosphere for relaxation.
8.8 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Ueda Castle Ninomaru Ruins
14 min
Uedajo Castle Ruins15 min
Ueda Castle Ruins Park9 min
Ueda City Museum of Art (Santomyuze)13 min
Kitamuki Kannon temple26 min
Nearest locations
Lenon
1 min
Le Cadre2 min
anniversary2 min
Restaurant SHIBASAKI3 min
L-bino3 min
Ilcielo3 min
Morita3 min
MUCCH3 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.8 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 23 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$131
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Location
1 Chome-1-84 Ote, Ueda, Nagano 386-0024, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 23 min
Transit: 2 hr 33 min
Toyama Airport
Transit: 2 hr 21 min
Taxi: 3 hr 3 min
Transit:
まつおちょう
Walking: 4 min
よこまち
Walking: 8 min
たかじょうまち
Walking: 3 min
Ueda Station
Walking: 5 min
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
8.8
Excellent Location
Set a 2-minute walk from a main street lined with eateries, this relaxed hot spring hotel with an annex is a 5-minute walk from Ueda train station, and 15 minutes away on foot from both Ueda Castle Ruins and Ueda City Museum.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Services
Front desk
Public bath
Natural onsen
Private bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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7.6
31 reviews
Wonderful
12
Excellent
7
Good
8
Below Average
2
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2
Shu Aomi (蒼海)
4/5
2024.7.19I used it alone for motorcycle touring.Since it was a weekday, I was able to relax in the private hot spring.The food was carefully prepared, and the soba noodles and soy milk amazake almond tofu were especially delicious.Breakfast was also delicious.I was looking forward to the evening cool set, but it was local beer and snacks, so I had my expectations too high.All the staff were kind and made me feel comfortable.This time I chose the cheapest plan, but next time I would like to enjoy a higher-ranked plan.thank you
Sugimon Kotobuki
3/5
This is a hot spring hotel near Ueda Station.It seems that many celebrities and professional baseball players have stayed at this hotel in the past, but it is a rusty hotel with a past glory. There is no sense of hospitality. Breakfast only plan without dinner. The breakfast looked voluminous, but it was a mishmash of ready-made items that didn't satisfy my appetite.We recommend staying here without meals.The hot springs are simple springs that are colorless and odorless. Although the spring quality is not unique, it is pleasant. There is no open-air bath. There are 4 indoor baths (one is reserved for private use), so it can be difficult to use them because they are open to men and women at different times. The night ends at 24:00. Morning hours are from 6am to 8am. Considering the breakfast time, the time system makes it difficult to take a leisurely bath. It would be nice to be able to take a bath until 9:00 or 9:30.This is a hotel with so many details that you won't be able to stop pointing them out.It's a wasteful hotel even though it's near the station and has a hot spring.One star near the station, one star for the hot spring hotel.Recommended if you are staying overnight without meals.
tec-s
2/5
nice
141アルパカ
5/5
I stayed at this inn when I was traveling alone in the winter, and although it was old, it was a beautiful inn. I was able to sleep very soundly at night.
めいちゃんまん
5/5
2023.11.21 Stayed at YamazakuraAlthough I arrived a little early, I was happy to be greeted with a smile.Pre-payment is rare here. Cash, credit card, and PayPay are accepted. If you use drinks at dinner or other services, the bill will be billed the next day.There are two private baths, each of which can be used for 50 minutes on the day of check-in. There is a list of baths on a whiteboard next to the front desk, and you can make a reservation by attaching a magnet with the name of the room to the time you want to enter. The next morning, men and women will take separate baths from 6am to 10am. There are two bathrooms and two washing areas. There is one hair dryer in the bathroom, but there is also one in the room. It was a Saronia hair dryer (no problems with the power of the dryer).Both dinner and breakfast were often made with local ingredients. The soba noodles at the end of the mushroom hotpot were very delicious. After finishing the meal with soba noodles, I was offered grilled rice balls, but I was too full to eat them...(I'd like to try them next time).Breakfast was a delicious mix of white rice and sprouted brown rice, and a variety of side dishes.I was impressed by the polite customer service of the very smiling staff (probably the young proprietress). In addition, although there are only 5 rooms and it is close to Ueda Station, it is quiet and has a cozy feeling, allowing you to spend a relaxing time.Yamazakura was told that it gets cold in the back room, so they provided us with a stove, which came in handy during the cold mornings and evenings. I'm glad you were considerate.I think this inn is recommended for those who want to spend a relaxing time. It's perfectly fine even if you're traveling alone.We also use Airweave bedding, so you can sleep soundly on a comfortable futon.The Shoen garden across the street was closed and seemed to be dismantling little by little. Currently, only Jukuan is open.
Clara Miller
5/5
Beautiful hotel, staff is excellent, beautiful roof top patio and gardens, 2 grotto onsen rooms, delicious Japanese breakfast. Spacious rooms with ryokan amenities. The hotel is within 5 minute walk of the train station.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
M
5/5
The clerk was very kind.It's not like I'm traveling on a business trip.I am grateful for the local character.
L
LupinV3
5/5
Although we arrived after 10pm, we were welcomed very warmly. ||It is said to be a building from the Taisho era. …
さとぶん
4/5
It is located on the site of a samurai residence right in front of Ueda Castle's Sannomaru. You can walk to Ueda Castle. There is a sense of secrecy as there are only 5 rooms in one building. The room we stayed in was a maisonette with a bedroom on the second floor, which felt like a hideout. There was also a terrace. There are two baths available for private use. The food was on point.
E chan
5/5
It has a good taste with Yumeji Takehisa's paintings on it.The ceiling is high, but the pillars are low, so I'm 175cm tall and my head hits me when I walk normally.The bath is extremely hot, so lower the temperature with water before entering.The maids were attentive and kind and very nice.There is no WIFI, but the speed is quite fast with 5GFor breakfast, you can get refills of rice and the maid will serve it for you.It was nice to have a water server.
土井一郎
3/5
The air conditioner wasn't very effective, so that was a minus. The hot springs are quite large. Breakfast was also delicious.
阪本一
3/5
Room without meals 5000 yen❤️
健岡
健吾 岡
5/5
We were treated very politely, and it was wonderful because it was an inn where famous Showa era actors stayed. …
灯火灯り
1/5
There may have been a stay without meals, but after completing the check-in procedures at the related facility across the street, it was almost abandoned. The building was old and had a somewhat scary look to it, and I later found out that there was a Higashi Inn nearby and regretted staying there.
阪本一
3/5
The front desk was very helpful 😃
ゴブリンバットごぶりんばっと
4/5
The only hotel with a hot spring in front of Ueda Station. It seems that the main building was closed once after Obon in 2021, and since September, the main building has been a men-only inn.Therefore, the situation has changed from the review more than 3 months ago.The price is 5,100 yen including bathing tax, so the Nagano prefecture discount is applied and the accommodation fee is 2,500 yen less. By including a 2,000 yen coupon, you can actually stay for 600 yen, which is suddenly attracting attention. I heard about this and came to see it.The operation of the main building facility is only guaranteed until the end of January 2022.The current Shoen homepage mainly focuses on the annex, and the main building seems to have been deleted, making it difficult to understand even if you look it up.It's right in front of the station, so you won't have to worry about food even if you stay overnight without meals. There are also several stores nearby where you can use coupons.The hotel only has one large public bath, and before it became male-only, it was open to men and women in shifts. The woman only had time to enter for about 2 hours. There is a unit bath that is slightly larger than a typical home, and it is a private bath in the main building.When the annex was built over ten years ago, day-trip bathing was temporarily allowed, but after that, only party guests or overnight guests were allowed to bathe.There are two bathrooms in the annex, and previously there was one for men and women, and the bathrooms were rotated the next morning. Guests staying in the main building were also able to take a bath in the annex.Currently, it appears to be a private property.
びくろす（びくろす）
3/5
I think the room is a little large. There is also a hot spring. There is only one indoor bath. A little hot. A refreshing hot spring. There is a list of ingredients, but I couldn't really tell what kind of hot spring it was. It's colorless and has no odor, so it doesn't really feel like a hot spring. If you go by car, you will have to take a very narrow road on your way back, so be prepared.
けいちゃん
4/5
The only hot spring inn near Ueda StationI was able to relax.There are two hot springsIt seems to be switched between morning and night for men and women.It was empty when I went, so I rented both out.Place the rental ticket at the bath entranceI would like to go there again if I ever go near Ueda Station.It was a great deal for prefectural residents ^_^
Norimitsu Yoshida
2/5
No reuse.
masayoshi tadaki
5/5
The main building is 60 years old, and is a long-established inn where many famous people have stayed.