Hotels Near Shukaisho Park in Tomioka

Get off the high speed, run the general road for a while and arrive after 8:30 at night. Parking is large and there was still vacant. Room is non-smoking twin on the 1 floor. When you open the door of the room, there is a smell of sewage and mold. But it was installed and I didn't care if I had the air cleaner operated. 2 sofas on the spread table. Big TV. The water swirl was very clean and functional. Breakfast was a buffet. I went after checking the vacancy because I can see the congestion situation on the monitor in the room. There were many types than other route inns I usually go, and there were several handmade side dishes, which was very good. Coffee was rare and regular and delicious. The price is cheap and satisfactory. I would like to use it again if I have a chance.

I used a plan twin room with breakfast alone. The building is old and the damage to the facilities is undeniable, but the cleaning was well done and it was wider, brighter and more relaxed than staying at a business hotel. It is an inn style to put shoes in geta box at the front desk and change them to slippers. The woman at the front desk seems to be Chinese, but it was pleasant with polite response. The room is twin and can't say 々, but it is a size that doesn't feel tight even for two people. It is bright and helpful because it is a sealing light. Because it is a unit bus, I think it is enough because I think this is the same anywhere to stay. Amenities are also substantial. You can also prepare yukata and blankets and see the personality of the manager. It was breakfast but I didn't sleep, but it seems to be enough from the evaluation of others. I will definitely stay if I visit Takasaki next time.

It's nice that there's a door between the sleeping area and the room entrance. It blocks out hallway noise and makes the air conditioning work better. Also, since we checked in late and hadn't had dinner, the midnight noodles were a real treat.

It is very convenient near the station. Go straight from the deck on the second floor of Takasaki Station and go down the end to reach the front entrance, so I arrived without hesitation. The hotel itself, like other word of mouth, the walls are thin and the noise of other rooms can be heard, but I couldn't hear anything like TV or voice. The facilities are old, but I didn't really care because it was clean. However, it was a pity that the air conditioner was controlled by the center and the temperature could not be adjusted.

The itinerary changed a little, and I almost lost spending it in Takasaki, but I was saved because I was able to move to the next itinerary without walking out of the heat. We also used the service at the restaurant and we were able to eat at the toku. I will consider it if I have the next use.

The location is good and they are friendly. The sound of the wind may be annoying to some people. Still, I think the one in front of the station is the best and they provide simple bread and coffee in the morning.

I stayed overnight alone for a legal affair. It was my first time staying at a hotel alone, but I was able to stay with peace of mind because it was on the ladies' floor. Check-in was also promised and there was not much time, but I was able to explain quickly and easily. The room was large enough for a single, with a large mirror, massage chair, and a steam for beauty, and a lot of service for women. The coffee cup was also fashionable and I was very satisfied with the service of the guests' eyes such as microwave oven and iron. The bedrock bath was booked at check-in and the time was 30 minutes, but it seemed that it could be booked even for an hour. The bedrock bath clothes and large towels were placed on the shelves of the powder room, and after use, they were returned to the box. I didn't buy alcohol from vending machines, but it's the cheapest and most conscientious I've ever seen. The rooms, corridors, spas, and bedrock baths were all perfectly cleaned in the hall. Traveling is my hobby, and I have stayed at many hotels and inns so far, but there are no hotels that are so clean 々. The self-service drinks in the lobby are authentic. The tea latte was delicious. Hotels that were introduced on TV and have good word of mouth sometimes disappointed that the actual situation was different 々, but I would like to recommend this hotel as well as repeat it.

I really enjoyed my stay at this brand new hotel. Although it has been open for a couple of months, they have kept everything spotless. The lobby with open fire is beautiful and a comfortable area to have a drink and relax. The room itself was also incredibly clean and everything worked well including the WiFi. The hanten jackets were in the colours of the Ukranian flag which was a nice touch. The breakfast was good, as was the restaurant in the evening. The public bath was a nice place to soak after dinner. Service was good although it's clear the team was new and still training - I am sure this will change in time. Small criticim is there was no room service menu in the room. This was fine as it was on the TV but navigating to the menu needed Japanese skills. The architecture and general design is fantastic, as are the fittings and the carpets are just beautiful - same as all new IHG properties I think.

We were told there was a large public bath, but in reality there was only a washing area with three seats and a bathtub that couldn't fit five people, which was quite disappointing. That's fine, but I think it's a big no-no to have the ”large public bath” sign on the sign. For that price, the cleanliness and spaciousness of the rooms are fantastic, so it's a shame. We were there before a golf trip, so we were only staying overnight and don't know about meals, but I would recommend it to others if they were staying there.