Budget Accommodation in Nagano

Budget Accommodation in Nagano
6 Bed & Breakfasts
20 Hostels
6 Budget Hotels

Nagano

Nagano is the capital of the Nagano Prefecture which is part of the Chubu region in central Honshu, Japan's main island. Almost 400,000 people call the city their home, which became better known after the 1998 Winter Olympics which were held in Nagano and its immediate surrounding Japanese Alps.

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1166 Backpackers

hellpfull staff, good location, contact with local community ... more

Overall: 5

miroslav.levy stayed here in Dec 2011

Hotel Iidaya

We had a twin room and it was very spacious considering our previous experiences with Japanese hotels. The breakfast was pretty good, and the staff were very helpful with giving us directions and looking up train timetables. ... more

Overall: 4

sallychadw stayed here in Nov 2010

Kaze-no Yasuyado

This is a great hostel. but go there with a friend. When i was there a couple of weeks ago it was deserted and it rained the whole 2 days i was in matsumoto. its clean, roomy, the showers are great and its close to town (on the free bikes) but it lacked a little in atmosphere when i was there. also, the hosts only speak a little english. ... more

Overall: 3

matt.p.how stayed here in Nov 2010

Nagano Blog Entries

Snowboarding... New Years
So... I got up at 5:30am on the 28th. Got ready, packed a bit... headed for the train at 6:30, got ...
Posted in See Japan by rapt trek
FEBRUARY：NAGANO KEN
. So in February Harumi and I took a trip to Nagano Ken to see the Snow Monkeys!! It was a long trip and we went to Nagano Ken by Shinkansen and express train. The first night we stayed in Nagano city ...
Posted in Damon's Page by DKJM74
Day 9 - Nagano
(Sara) We wanted to go skiing, and what better place to do that than where the 1998 Olympics took place. We took a train from Tokyo to Nagano, then about 1 1/2 hours further into the mountains into the area of Hakuba. This is where the downhill and ski jumping events at the Olympics took place. We ...
Posted in Todd and Sara's 2007 Trip to Japan by thetodd
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Nagano Yudanaka Shimaya

3075, Hirao Yamanouchi-machi (Map) - Hostel

Nothing negative for me to pick on during my stay. The only thing I could pick on is climbing of the stair to the room.

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Ryokan Seifu-so at Matsumoto

634-5, Minami-asama (Map) - Hostel

The owners were very helpful and informative. On our day of departure they kindly took us to the bus station.

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1166 Backpackers

1048 Nishimachi (Map) - Hostel

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Yudanaka Seifu-so

Yamanouchicho Shinyudanaka Onsen (Map) - Hostel

Absolutly fantastic service. The owners and thier son were awesome. They met us at the front door and looked after us from then on.

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Chuoukan Shimizuya Ryokan

49,Daimoncho (Map) - Hostel

Very quaint Ryokan in Nagano. I liked this place. Had tea in my room with the owner when I arrived, while filling out some paperwork. Sleeping on a futon atop a tatami mat was very comfortable.

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Kaze-no Yasuyado

4-7-40, Tsukama, Matsumoto-shi Nagano (Map) - Hostel

Even if the hotel is a bit far from the center of the city the owner picks you up if you need it~ and he is a very nice person~ he lets you use his bicycles whenever you need them~ the place is smal