“とても満足”
The staff were foreigners but very friendly and comforting. The private room was decent in design, clean, and comfortable. There were no major issues, but the parking entrance was confusing.
ＨiroshiA week ago
★·Ueda·7.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Sai no Tsuno Guest House in Ueda offers spotless, air‑conditioned rooms with bidets, carpeted floors, work desks, showers, and slippers. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a bar, lounge, shared kitchen, coffee shop, bicycle parking, luggage storage, and private on‑site parking. Daily continental breakfast with juice, bilingual staff, and proximity to Matsumoto Airport enhance convenience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff were foreigners but very friendly and comforting. The private room was decent in design, clean, and comfortable. There were no major issues, but the parking entrance was confusing.
Ｈiroshi·A week ago
The smoking area with a roof and chairs was nice. The room was clean, but the neighbor was separated only by a single plywood board. During my stay there were no noisy guests, but anyone who is bothered by noise might not sleep well. Earplugs were provided. The cost of this stay (4,900 yen) seemed cheap for Ueda, but I don’t think I’ll stay there again.
Masahiko·A month ago
The reception café was spacious, stylish, and calming, and the staff were friendly. The parking lot had more spaces than I expected, which was a relief.
大高·A month ago
The room was spotless and had just enough supplies to be comfortable, and the free parking was a bonus. I also found a free library with books that made my downtime worthwhile. Thank you! I was shocked by the rudeness of the front desk staff at check‑in—maybe they were busy or in a bad mood? Fortunately, there were other staff who were cheerful and courteous, which saved the day. The building had no soundproofing; even with earplugs, I woke up to other guests opening and closing the front door and talking in the middle of the night. The sensor light in front of the door would turn on every time a guest passed, leaking light into the room through the door gap, which was annoying.
Megumi·A month ago
The vibe where town, art, and people intersected was amazing. Watching a play at the theatre and then finding the same space transformed into a lovely café the next morning felt like an illusion.
Lychee·A month ago