Find 2 Star Hotels in Ueda from AED 173

"The rooms had a classic "Showa era" style, which gave them a great atmosphere, and were quite spacious for two people. The onsen was on the small side but clean and nice, with a pretty outdoor area. There was a lounge area with free drinks, nuts, and dried fruit. It was a decent value. I'd stay there again."

"For me, it was an excellent choice because I don’t mind walking 17 mins to the hotel from the station. The room was in a tiny side, but it doesn’t really matter as I only want to sleep. The cleanliness cannot be faulted and the breakfast was good. There were plenty to choose from. "

"Ski in ski out location. Fantastic hotel with large rooms and indoor fire pit. Staff were extremely helpful. Having a vehicle is preferable to go to and from town but they do run a shuttle Service free of charge."

"The staff was very kind and accomodating."

"Wonderful ryokan operated by a friendly couple - they went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable by letting us borrow boots for the snow and driving us up to the Snow Monkey park. "

"Great location with amazing staff "

"I love this place"

"Horrible accommodation. Booked a non smoking room and received a smoking room. When we requested a room change, we were told that only smoking rooms were left. The alarm clock in the room rang at 4am in the morning. Don't stay here."

"This Ryokan was quaint in the perfect way. It felt traditional without the modern flair. The owner was amazing and drove me to the snow monkey park at no cost. The onsen was perfect and tatami room was gorgeous. Amazing view around the town with the snow."

"I absolutely loved this stay. The hotel is absolutely beautiful and charming, and the beds were very comfortable. Great location, breakfast was good and the shower water pressure was strong. Would stay again. The staff was very friendly and cheerful. Thanks for having us! "

"Great place to stay, the owner was so nice, friendly and helpful."

"It was a fairly simple stay, with just the basics in the room. Since we live in Japan, were used to certain aspects of a hotel room here, such as a tea kettle and coffee, plus some cups - and we missed those things. On the other hand, it was great to sleep on a bed that was not as hard as most Japanese mattresses. The breakfast was nothing special, but it was definitely appreciated. The staff were all friendly and helpful, and it was a welcome treat to have them all speak English. Overall, the...