Tranquil retreat near Ikaho Onsen and the unique Toy, Doll and Car Museum. This guesthouse offers convenient free WiFi and parking, plus meeting facilities for gatherings, all within a 10-minute drive of relaxing hot springs.
Embrace serenity at this welcoming hotel just a 5-minute drive from Ikaho Onsen's healing waters. Start each morning with complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast, while free WiFi keeps you connected throughout your Japanese countryside retreat.
Discover Japanese comfort at this convenient spot close to the train station. Unwind with indulgent massage treatments or grab a bite at the café before exploring Gunma Prefectural Observation Deck and Maebashi Park.
Discover tranquility at this modern hotel near Sakutaro Hagiwara Memorial Hall and Shikishima Park Rose Garden. Take advantage of complimentary WiFi and parking while enjoying convenient laundry facilities during your Japanese getaway.
Immerse yourself in traditional Japanese hospitality at this ryokan near Ikaho Onsen and the historic Stone Stair Street. Enjoy the convenience of free WiFi and parking while the attentive staff ensures a peaceful retreat after exploring nearby attractions.
Relaxing countryside retreat just 5 minutes from Ikaho Onsen hot springs. This hotel offers comfortable rooms with rainfall showers and bathrobes. Enjoy daily housekeeping while exploring nearby Shibukawa Country Club, with Maebashi airport only 36 minutes away.
Wake up to a complimentary buffet breakfast at this well-maintained Maebashi hotel, just 2 minutes from Maebashi Station. Explore Arts Maebashi and the Prefectural Office observation deck nearby while enjoying free WiFi throughout your stay.
This contemporary hotel offers free WiFi, parking, and bicycles for adventures to nearby Arts Maebashi. Conveniently located minutes from Maebashi Station, the thoughtful amenities make it an ideal base for exploring the Gunma Prefecture region.
Steps from Maebashi Station, this well-maintained hotel offers complimentary breakfast to start your day right. Visit nearby Arts Maebashi or take in city views from Gunma Prefectural Office Building Observation Deck after a comfortable night's rest.
Immerse in Japanese charm at this centrally located hotel near Gunma Prefectural Office and Maebashi Park. Enjoy 3 distinct dining options, including Shiki restaurant's French cuisine. Free WiFi and parking make exploring the area convenient and hassle-free.
Immerse yourself in Maebashi's cultural scene at this stylish hotel with a terrace and garden. The on-site restaurant serves delicious farm-to-table cuisine. Arts Maebashi and Gunma Prefectural Office Building are nearby, with Maebashi Station just a 10-minute walk away.
Located by the train station, this hotel offers a tranquil full-service spa and rejuvenating hot springs. Enjoy meals at Ginyuba restaurant while being just a 14-minute walk from Takasaki Station and near popular attractions like the Museum of Art.
Near Takasaki Museum of Art and Tower Museum, this welcoming Japanese hotel provides 24-hour front desk service. Enjoy breakfast at Brasserie Laurier, which serves lunch and dinner too. Just a 14-minute walk from Takasaki Station connects you to urban exploration.
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at this hotel with 3 on-site restaurants serving authentic cuisine. Just a 14-minute walk from Takasaki Station and close to the Museum of Art and Tower Museum, free WiFi keeps you connected throughout your stay.
Immerse yourself in Japanese tradition at this tranquil guesthouse. Enjoy complimentary breakfast, WiFi, and parking while exploring nearby Kamishiba's Shared Turbine and Chokokuji Temple. Unwind at the restaurant, bar, or garden terrace after a day of cycling adventures.
Conveniently situated near Maebashi Station, this business-friendly hotel puts you minutes from Arts Maebashi and the Gunma Prefectural Office Building Observation Deck. Enjoy free WiFi throughout your stay for seamless connectivity while exploring local cultural spots.
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Convenient for the Yabusame/Kasagake event we were participating in. Easy check in and check out. Comfortable and quiet accommodation in a unique shipping container style hotel room!
Lovely atmospheric hotel nestled in the woods but only 10 min from the main station, with free shuttles running a few times a day. Comfortable, modern rooms. Very clean. Cute gift shop. A highlight was the delicious daily breakfast with some made-to-order options. Plenty of fresh vegetables from local gardens. I had the set menu for dinner one evening: Vegetable based menu, very clean and tasty. Beautiful garden-like setting. Private baths are available for free use. They are not...
We stayed at the Dormy Club primarily for its location near the Bird Sanctuary but we found it had much more to recommend it. Our room was basic but very comfortable. The hot mineral bath facility was excellent with both an indoor and outdoor bath both of which were easy to access from our room. We were also pleased to find that many nice restaurants and breakfast places were nearby. The Dormy Club staff spoke English and were very kind to us.
The staff were very helpful and polite, one member of the reception team made sure I had a parking space after I left and returned. They all accommodated my poor Japanese. The facilities are very good, clean and the TV entertainment was very good with recent cinema releases.
Close to station. Helpful staff. Ability to extend checkout via tv remote. Window opened for fresh air. Helpful hotel during earthquake with posted evacuation procedures and live announcements.
The staff were great. The Chinese restaurant in the hotel was very good and recommended. The hotel’s facilities were ok, but very outdated. It must have been an incredible hotel long ago.
A hot spring-style bath (onsen) is terrific. It helped me relax after the long international trip from the U.S. (Boston). The breakfast is just gorgeous. Both Western and Japanese-style food are delightful, especially for Westerners. Since most clients are male Japanese businessmen, you get to see the non-touristy, "real" side of Japan.
