Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled in the highlands, Saku offers visitors the chance to sample award-winning craft beer at Yo-Ho Brewing Company's tasting room. Explore ancient samurai history at Ueda Castle ruins nearby, then relax in natural hot springs at Komoro Onsen.
The hotel is jngood condition, and staff were really helpful and friendly.
Just the location for solo traveller not driving is not that easy, but with Uber all sort out
The hotel is jngood condition, and staff were really helpful and friendly.
Just the location for solo traveller not driving is not that easy, but with Uber all sort out
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Reviewed January 31, 2025Reviewed January 31, 2025
A two-night stay at Hotel Wellies is absolutely awesome! It is rare to have a British-style hotel in Japan. The room is comfortable and the English breakfast is nicely served. The staff are really friendly and helpful. If Chris, the owner of the hotel, is free (usually in the morning), he will take you around the town, which saves a lot of time waiting buses or train.
A two-night stay at Hotel Wellies is absolutely awesome! It is rare to have a British-style hotel in Japan. The room is comfortable and the English breakfast is nicely served. The staff are really friendly and helpful. If Chris, the owner of the hotel, is free (usually in the morning), he will take you around the town, which saves a lot of time waiting buses or train.
Room is clean, the buffet breakfast is unique and the most favorable is the staffs are really care about guests' safety. Typhoon no.19 is approaching today, hotel staffs keep sharing the latest traffic and typhoon information during our checkout.
Room is clean, the buffet breakfast is unique and the most favorable is the staffs are really care about guests' safety. Typhoon no.19 is approaching today, hotel staffs keep sharing the latest traffic and typhoon information during our checkout.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 12, 2019Reviewed October 12, 2019
Everything was perfect except the shuttle service runs only every 30 minutes, and extremely packed with people. Would have been even more perfect if the hotel could run every 15 minutes shuttle so we can enjoy the onsen in evening as it is far from karuizawa prince hotel.
Everything was perfect except the shuttle service runs only every 30 minutes, and extremely packed with people. Would have been even more perfect if the hotel could run every 15 minutes shuttle so we can enjoy the onsen in evening as it is far from karuizawa prince hotel.
Lynn
Reviewed December 25, 2019Reviewed December 25, 2019
If you're planning an adventure to Saku, staying at a caravan park is an excellent way to see the area. Travellers like this area for both its monuments and its ski areas. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Saku, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What should I see when I'm in Saku?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Saku while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Komaba Park and Yatsugatake-Chushinkogen Quasi-National Park. Other places not to be missed include Saku Ski Garden Parada, Saku Museum of Modern Art and Hanazurainari Shrine.
What's it like staying in a Saku caravan park?
Booking a spot at a caravan park is a convenient option if you're travelling to Saku. This type of accommodation offers you a roomy space to park your motorhome and spend the night in a scenic location. You and your friends can make use of the amenities provided by many caravan parks, such as charging stations, Wi-Fi and barbecue areas.