Great location. Cozy, clean and convenient. Love the onsen, free ice cream, free laundry and free soba.

Arrived 2.5 hours before 3pm check-in and hotel staff were happy to store baggage and move up to room when it was ready, so we could explore the Castle. Bed wonderfully comfortable. Onsen had free washing machines with auto detergent (+100 yen per 20 minutes drying), nice sauna, cold plunge bath and large pool (although pool was cooler than most onsen). Breakfast was primarily Japanese (many excellent choices) and small bowls/knives/forks made it harder to eat western style, so we went with the flow. Staff were extremely helpful - 3-pin to 2-pin adaptor brought to room, no fuss when I lost my keycard...

The decoration is a bit old but the staff and the service made up for it. The staff spoke fluent English and are very helpful. The night soba (new year special) was very good. Complimentary desserts in room.

A great experience with onsen included. Clean, comfortable, and relatively, cheap. I believe Dormy Inns are more in the upper 3-star tiers, compared to the big hotek chains in Japan. Major differences with some of a similar 3-star hotel chains would be: Dormy Inns provide onsen experience, although breakfast is not complementary. Of course, the breakfast which I paid for was far better than the complementary ones at the other '**-Inns'. I would rather pay for breakfast at a Dormy Inn and enjoy its onsen before bed and after waking up. The price of my stay was relatively cheap, compared to other Dormy Inn branches in other cities. I would definitely choose to stay here again, however only if the prices are only one or two thousand yen more expensive than other 3-star chains. This would be because the room structure or cleanliness are more or less the same with cheaper 3-star chains. The onsens are not huge, but its presence is nice enough, with complementary ice cream and soba at night, and a yakult drink in the morning.

This hotel is a good location, just a few blocks from the train station. I walked to the castle in about 15 minutes. The staff were super nice checking me in. The hotel itself is pretty basic. The bath area is actually a lot nicer than the rest of the hotel. There are laundry machines in the bath changing room area and if I remember correctly washing is free but you have to pay to dry. I did my laundry while using the bath area, pretty convenient. There's a family mart across the street. Perfect spot for a half day one night stopover in Matsumoto to see the castle and have a few good meals around town.

They carried our luggage in for us. Really good buffet breakfast. Close to train station. Staff friendly and helpful.

Really enjoyed the onsen

The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the train station and surrounded with restaurants and convenient shops. They provide ramen as night snack which is tasty. The room is spacious, tidy and cosy. However the shower in my room didn't work. I had to go to shower at the onset area. In general, I enjoyed the stay there.