Hotels with Parking in Takasaki

It was my first time staying at the shukubo, but in a good way it was a very cozy inn without being ”formal” or ”stiff”. The food was just right and delicious. The story of the priest in front of zazen was also very good. It was a feeling that life experience was oozing out.

The location was good and it was very quiet because it was in a residential area, so I was able to spend a calm time. There were convenient shops in the area, and it was an easy environment to stay.

I used it when I came to climb Joshu Takeru no Mikoto Very bright. Cleanliness is good The owner is also a nice home inn with kindness. The shower also comes out with a lot of water. The kitchen is clean. I would like to use it next time. If you are concerned about the sound, you need earplugs. The sound of the door opening and closing and walking in the hallway sounds. And I'm going to invite a friend to the bar on the ground floor. I want to use it.

The speed of the hotel elevator on the lower floors and the upper floors is fast and stress-free. The polite guidance and smile of the front desk staff are also good. On the day of the event, you can use the parking lot next door, which is easy to stop, and it is ¥ 1,000 per night - reasonable. You can also see the room overlooking the rotary in front of the station and the departure and arrival of the train. I don't care about the sound of the air conditioner. I will use it again. Thank you very much.

Lake Haruna was right in front of us. I recommend this place for those who want to relax and unwind. The large public bath had a sauna, although I would have liked a few more options. The rooms have tatami mats. Breakfast is a buffet, but there was a man in the dining area the whole time. He was cleaning up after everyone finished eating, but having him there the whole time made it difficult to get food, and I felt like I was being watched, which made me uncomfortable.

A small hotel that stayed in the 1980s - such a place in Japan. The window looks at the train station. A person sleeps for one night, and it is still decent.

The room facilities are a bit old. But because it is close to the station, it only takes 6-7 minutes to walk and it is very cheap. It's okay to stay for one night After checking out. Because the luggage has been stored in the hotel. It's raining heavily again. So I asked the hotel to borrow an umbrella. It rained all day and I went back to get my luggage at night. My mother-in-law is very nice. She gave me the umbrella (but I didn’t want it). She is really considerate❤️

It is an old type route inn. The building is old and it is quite astringent with a dial type to turn on the light in the room. There is a feeling of cleanliness. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Takasaki, but I am grateful that the parking lot can be parked for free. Free breakfast is common to route inn and delicious.

The hotel should be old, the air conditioner is still old-fashioned, the sound is a bit loud, but fortunately it is not very hot, and it can be closed at night. The boss is probably a person who likes to paint. I don’t know if the watercolor painting on the wall of the room is painted by the boss, and it still feels good. The breakfast tasted good, and there were many guests dining in the morning, indicating that the hotel's occupancy rate was very high, and it was estimated that they were all old guests.