Hotel Chez Moi

Hotel • 4-chōme-12-12-1 Kogandōri, Suwa, Nagano 392-0027, Japan

3.6(25 reviews)

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A haven of peace in the old town of Suwa

The authenticity of a traditional inn

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The simple pleasure of good soba

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An invigorating natural hot spring

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A stone's throw from the station, in the heart of Suwa

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An affordable and authentic stay

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Reviews

4(2 years ago)

Jorma Winkler

Hotel Chez Moi シェモア Business hotel in front of Kami Suwa station. 5,300 yen for single bed one person. Smoking and non available but tonight the non was sold out. But room smell was fine. Great experience overall. Super friendly woman checked me in. Everything was in Japanese so I don’t know if English is okay here, but otherwise typical business hotel. Aged, but clean, except for the stains which I can deal with because it’s not “new”. It was obviously cleaned with care, and for 5,300 yen at the station it’s probably the best deal around. She was very polite and explained everything in detail in a very kind, and experienced manner. Breakfast is not included, but for 650 yen, it is a great deal especially for an authentic Japanese style meal. She was very kind to explain what to e meal is and made sure I was okay with it. You will need to tell them the night before so they know how much food to to prepare. It is served from 7-9. No need to reserve the time. They will give you a big plastic breakfast ticket - very ecological since they reuse them. And hard to lose … good reminder to me that I paid for breakfast, so I should wake up Nd enjoy it. Too often I miss breakfast when it’s free. I think this is a better way. We pay for it no matter what, so might as well only charge those who actually will eat breakfast and for 650 yen cannot go wrong! Parking is included steps from the entrance. If you go out you bring your key. No need to deposit it at the front and in fact they don’t want you to. Door to room is an automatic lock so be sure to bring your key as you leave. Front door is 24 hours and left unlocked so you may come and go as you please. All these details were explained upon check-in which made for a very pleasant experience thereafter since I didn’t have to wonder or figure out the hotel “rules” which are wide and varied amongst hotels in japan. Lastly - it’s cash only. Not sure if it will always be the case but it seemed like it was not the usual way, but she was quite apologetic that that’s the only method of payment now. This place did not show up in any booking site and I only found it by driving around purposely looking for this kind of hotel near the station. The English name doesn’t even show up in google. The katakana name does and that’s here. Maybe Business Hotel Chez Moi will start showing up after this. Haha.

5(7 months ago)

洞タイセイ

Those who like this kind of feeling will definitely like it. Thank you for allowing me to stay overnight this time despite my last minute reservation. Single room cost 5,650 yen per night. There is a small hot spring bath on the second floor, with three washing areas and one bathtub, but guests can use it as much as they like 24 hours a day. It's interesting that there is a soba restaurant in the same building. You can eat soba from morning. It was a simple business hotel that I would like to use again.

4(9 months ago)

B .J

It's a hidden hotel that is hardly listed on sites such as Rakuten Travel. I use it in an emergency when I can't get a reservation at another hotel. When you call to make a reservation, it may be difficult for someone to answer the phone because they seem to be busy, but the trick is to be patient and wait until they answer. The location right behind Kamisuwa Station is great. There is also a parking lot. However, it is an old hotel so it has aged quite a bit. There is no washlet, so if you like the Showa era atmosphere, you may find it quaint. The bath is a hot spring and the water is good. However, there is only one set of shampoo and body soap, so please use them wisely. The soba restaurant on the first floor has mixed reviews, but I think the soba is delicious.

5(2 years ago)

RION youtube

It takes about 2 minutes on foot from Kamisuwa Station. The female employee at the front desk is very kind. They will also give you detailed information about the hotel. The smell in the room was okay. Showa style? It's a nice room, but I have no complaints. There is also a TV, bathroom, and air conditioner. You can use the hot spring freely 24 hours a day, but it's small, and there are only four places to take off your yukata, so the capacity may be limited to four people. It's wifi, but if you go to the front desk they will hand you a piece of paper with the password written on it.

3(8 months ago)

ポリオシンコ

Get rid of the chicken Chickens from 5am It's already screaming loud Other than that, I have nothing to complain about.

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