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Great hotel with a convenient location and free parking. Well trained staffs and amazing rooms.

Wonderful place

The hotel is lovely, in a perfect location to the markets, shopping and just across the road from the Gion area. The room was comfortable, the beds are comfortable and the bathroom is of an ok size compared with other bathrooms in Japan. The only thing was the staff poor English. It made it difficult to communicate without a translator app, but nonetheless they were friendly and professional. The hotel is in a very good condition

Great hotel in a good location, close enough to the station to walk (15mins) and directly opposite the market, and close to Ken-rouken garden. Clean,

Hotel is nice decorated with hot spring. It is good to enjoy our stay.

Fabulous hotel in a fabulous location.

Handy to everything, secure, comfortable beds, nice clean good sized room at a reasonable price.

This hotel is great! We had the suit room 1309 on top floor. Very spacious for family of 4. To get an additional room was very cheap but we preferred to stay together. Breakfast had good options from trad Japanese to pizza made fresh in huge pizza oven. Hotel was super clean and nothing was worn or damaged. Let down is no gym or lounge facilities. We would definitely stay here again no doubt

It was amazing

Everything good, 👍

Really nice hotel close to the station and the Maroot shopping building. Rooms were clean and I particularly liked the shower/bath room. Like quite a few Japanese hotels, the shower and bath (while in the same room) are separate. That means while you shower the bath can be filling up. It gives you the Japanese option of washing yourself clean in the shower and then getting into a hot bath to relax straight away. Breakfast was also great - unlike most hotels, someone takes you to your table first...

The rock pool onsen was excellent and included too.

Really great stay - good for Fuji views

Variety of breakfast

Our stay at the Chisun Grand was perfect for exploring Nagano, and for taking day trips further afield. The hotel is located only a few minutes walk from the train station, making day trips elsewhere very easy. The reception staff were very welcoming, and very accommodating when we found we had been given a nice twin room, rather than a double. This was not a problem, and we were quickly given a double room of an equal standard to the twin. There are some good bars and restaurants not far from...

The photos on the site suggest that this is a budget hotel, similar to the Premiere Inn chain in the UK. It's actually a lot nice than that. The rooms are very nicely laid out and extremely comfortable. There are pay-per-view channels on the TV (movies and Japanese pixelated adult content) that you pay for using an access card sold from a vending machine in the hall (1000 yen). The dining room is very luxurious and looks like a banqueting hall. The breakfast is very high quality with a good mix...