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Our top choices for Kijima APA Hotels

A hotel room with two beds, a headboard with a patterned wallpaper, a desk with a chair, and a window with curtains.

1. Apa Hotel Nagano

Minamichitosemachi Tsuruga

Richard

฿3,315 total

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A hot spring area with wooden benches and large stone tubs.

2. APA Hotel & Resort Jyoetsu Myoko

Myoko

Xue

฿2,273 total

2 Nov - 3 Nov

3. APA Hotel Joetsu Myoko Ekimae

Joetsu

Peter

฿2,346 total

8 Nov - 9 Nov

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Top Kijima Hotel Reviews

Hotel New Nagano NeXT

10/10 Excellent

"Highly recommended accommodation in Nagano. The room was clean & had everything I needed, staff are friendly & very helpful, location is excellent & the hotel was very quiet. Great additional amenities in the lobby & the added bonus of delicious snacks in the afternoon. Breakfast was ample & offered a good selection. A lovely hotel offering great value for money."

Shibu Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I absolutely loved Shibu Hotel! The staff went out of their way to help me at every opportunity, the food was incredible, and the location made exploring Shibu Onsen so easy. I can't recommend it enough! Staff: Before I arrived, they actually contacted ME about a pickup outside their posted pickup hours. I hadn't even asked because I assumed it wasn't an option! They checked the weather for me, and someone even ran after me with an umbrella when it started raining. I was traveling alone, and everyone was so warm and welcoming. They recognized me, seemed happy to see me, and I never had trouble communicating. Room: Beautiful traditional Japanese room with tatami and futons. Spacious, quiet, very clean, and I got to watch the fog roll in over the hills from my window! Baths/location: They gave me a yukata and a key with a little map for the nine public baths, and I bought a towel at the desk. But honestly? I liked the hotel's own bath even more. So refreshing! The hotel is also easy to spot, even after wandering the winding streets for ages. Food: Dinner was a beautiful multicourse meal. The fresh fish was wonderful, the beef nabe was incredible, and breakfast was full of little dishes with traditional Japanese flavors. I couldn't get over the tsukemono! I really loved this place. More than anything, it was how kind everyone was. They didn't just help when I asked—they noticed things and helped before I could even think to ask."