Located in Matsumoto and with Matsumoto Station reachable within a 12-minute walk, Couch Potato Hostel has free bikes, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a shared lounge.
Only a few steps from Matsumoto Castle, Entire House Popotel One features free Wi-Fi, A rental vacation house and a free-use kitchen. It has a living room, a garden and drinks vending machines.
David
United States of America
The vibe. Could watch Netflix in English. Also close to castle. Enjoyed riding bikes. Also two bathrooms. Relatively close to train station for day trips. Had refrigerator and freezer and stove to cook meals
Located in Matsumoto and within 3.8 miles of Matsumoto Station, Asama Onsen FAN! MATSUMOTO has a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Cameron
United States of America
excellent dinner and breakfast; very helpful and friendly staff
Guest House Ichiyama Shukuba has a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Matsumoto.
Tina
Slovenia
The location was amazing, just 350 m from the train station and some 650 m from the castle. Shared lounge with free coffee and tea. Able to store luggage after check out. Bed very comfortable, clean, with a thick blanket. A small fridge and hair drier in the room were a bonus.
Located in Asahi, 12 miles from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum, Guesthouse Kazenowa provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a terrace. This 1-star hostel offers a shared kitchen.
Shahar
Israel
this is practically a home stay. the owner picked me up from Matsumoto station and back to shirojiri station. I had japanese dinner with the whole family and speak to them in japanese they were sweet and very open. I booked the dormitory but since it had only a a male guest they let me stay at another private room inside the old japanese house.
Located in Azumino, 9.4 miles from The Japan Ukiyo-e Museum, KIIIYA cafe&hostel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a restaurant.
Ashley
France
20 min walk from train station, nice atmostphere, the staff were super friendly and helpful.
Budget travelers know there's no better way to make the most of their trip than by staying at a hostel: Save money for exploring during the day, and swap stories with fellow backpackers in the shared kitchen or bar in the evening. Dorm-style bedrooms with shared bathrooms are standard hostel fare, but private rooms are also available for those willing to pay a little more.
Shotaro the owner was very welcoming and fun to talk to. Hostel had a good vibe, cute lower level with kitchen and traditional japanese style sitting room with tatami floors and low tables. It encouraged travelers to mingle and I made friends there and then went out to dinner with them!
Bunk bed in dorm was comfy.
Brian and the staff made everything so the guest would feel at home! The shared spaces are very inviting. The kitchen, the showers, and the dorms are very clean and comfortable. The hostel is in a great location near the JR Station but also in a queit area near the river
Great facilities, everything new, modern and spotlessly clean. Huge wooden bunk beds in the dorms which are much more spacious than the usual hostel dorm beds. Perfect location on a main shopping street. Helpful, friendly staff and a nice common room to meet other guests. I've stayed in a lot of hostels and this is was perhaps my favourite ever in terms of comfort.
Best bunk beds, matresses and (supersoft) bedsheets I've had during my entire stay in Japan. Very comfortable, large beds and the indoor air climate of the dorms is well controlled. Bathrooms are clean and common kitchen is well equipped. Location is perfect, close to main attractions and still only 15 mins walking from the train station (but Matsumoto is not that big anyway). The street is a pedestrian little shopping street, so very quiet at night as well. I loved my stay and would recommend this hostel to anyone going to Matsumoto.
Very friendly hostel, in a great location not too far from Matsumoto castle. Rooms are Japanese style, with lots of space in the dorms. I had a large suitcase with me and there was plenty of storage space for it beside my futon! Lovely staff as well, great vibe in the hostel overall.
The room was well equipped with cheap video on demand, free WiFi, a phone, safe, kettle, amenities in the lobby such as razors & toothbrushes and the shower having both a handheld head and rainfall style was incredible. The vending machines and clothes washing facilities in the lobby were useful and the staff were very polite and nice.
Honestly one of if not the best hostel I've stayed at in Japan, and I've been backing for a year! Cosy clean, lovely staff amazing location. No problems or issues. 100% go here!
The hostel is in a great location and so quiet. The staff are really helpful, but best of all you could feel the history of the place. We are a family of four (two boys aged 13 & 11) and all thought it was the best hostel we’ve stayed at - friendlier, more fun and better than many hotels. Would stay there happily again.
Jennifer
Family with young children
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