In a great spot in front of the Ichinose bus stop, and with English-speaking staff and a friendly atmosphere, this inn is popular with overseas guests. Japanese-style rooms have toilet only; Western-style rooms have their own bathroom. There's wi-fi and a 24-hour public bath on the 2nd floor.
Villa Ichinose
Top choice in Nagano Region
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