Hotels near Zenkoji Temple

This is barely a 5min walk from Nagano Station. There's even a connecting bridge on the 2nd floor. Thank you for the complimentary room upgrade by the hotel too. Totally enjoyed our stay there. Super convenient location - Donki is just across the road. If you're heading to Togakushi-Jinja, the Alpico bus stop is also just across the road next to the hotel.

Chisun Grand hotel is a 10 minute walk from Nagano station. We stayed for a night and the room is pretty roomy compared to Tokyo hotels. You can also pass a conbini nearby otw to the hotel.

A bit of a walk from Nagano station but we don't mind. Check in was fast. Food was awesome. The heater in the room was a life saver because it was snowing when we went. Amazing experience.

good location just next to JR station and 7-eleven is just next to hotel. The onsen at rooftop is awesome. The room itself is spacious and clean. Staff is also helpful.

Definitely we will be back. Great staff, clean and good amenities.

Nagano Tokyo REI Hotel exceeded our expectations! The staff was incredibly courteous and provided exceptional customer service throughout our stay. The room was moderate in size, but perfectly suited for two people with large suitcases, making it both comfortable and functional. The amenities were fantastic, with thoughtful touches that added to the overall experience. The hotel’s central location was a major plus, offering easy access to transportation, shops, and dining options in the heart of the city. We highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a convenient and comfortable stay in Nagano. We will definitely choose Nagano Tokyo REI Hotel again for our next visit!

fantastic location, friendly staff, great indoor & outdoor onsen, free flow toiletries at lobby, free ranem at night, yummy breakfast, clean and spacious room! everything is perfect!!

Location is good. Just across the station. The room with 3 single beds is big. The room that we got has a window with a view outside. The only downside for us was the toilet. It was the only one without a push button for the bidet, out of all the toilets I've tried during our stay in Japan. It has a lever or a knob you need to turn and hold for the bidet to work.