HOTEL SELECT INN NAGANO, Nagano – A Smart Stay in the City

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The room was tiny with a small double bed that wasn't very comfortable, typical for this price range. The bathroom smelled of tobacco. On the bright side, the service was warm and kind, although lacking some offerings. The location was convenient with access to eateries, while the dining options were limited.

The hotel had a small double bed that wasn't very comfortable and a cigarette smell in the room but also offered some new facilities. The location close to a restaurant street and the station made it very convenient, although the cigarette smell was a downside.

The hotel room was not clean, and the small double bed wasn't very comfortable, also smelling like smoke even though it was a no-smoking room. Despite that, the service was friendly and helpful, although it didn't offer much. The location was convenient, near Nagano station, but with some dirtiness. The dining options were limited to just bread and soup. The facilities were lacking a bit in cleanliness and amenities.

The hotel is conveniently close to Nagano Station and offers a central location near convenience stores and dining options. The rooms have an old look and smell strongly of cigarettes, but the service is exceptionally friendly and caring. The dining experience needs improvement with limited options, while the facilities are acceptable.

The hotel's location was excellent, close to the station and Zenkoji Temple, making it a convenient choice for travelers. The service provided was warm and kind, although they charged a bit for some amenities. The rooms, however, had a strong cigarette smoke smell, which was not ideal.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was fantastic, close to the station and Zenkoji Temple, offering great convenience. The rooms, despite being dated, had some new facilities like robes and towels, but the strong smell of cigarettes was a major drawback. The service, while friendly and accommodating, fell short compared to Japanese standards. The dining experience was nice, especially the yummy bread, but there could have been more variety in the breakfast options. The facilities were decent overall, with some room for improvement.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were average for the price range, but I had some issues with smoke in my supposed non-smoking room. The staff's warmth and kindness were exceptional, even though I didn't speak Japanese. The location was convenient, close to the station and Zenkoji Temple. The dining options were limited, but the bread was delicious. Overall, it was a decent value for the price.

The hotel is conveniently close to the station, making it easy to access major sightseeing spots. The service was attentive and caring, going above and beyond even for non-Japanese speakers. The location is central with dining options nearby. The dining experience was decent, although an improvement in breakfast variety could enhance the overall stay.

I was quite satisfied with my stay at the hotel. While the rooms were a bit dated, there were some new facilities incorporated. However, there was a noticeable smell of smoke in the room despite it being designated as non-smoking.

The hotel offered rooms with a small so-called double bed, which was not very comfortable, but they were clean. The service was extra caring and friendly, even by Japanese standards. The location was convenient and sensitive to guest needs, close to a train station. The dining experience was not so good, with small portions and bitter coffee. The facilities were adequate.