"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. "
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
"Cleaning was done on 3-day cycle (apart from daily towels and yukata replacement) which is excellent for eco-friendliness. The onsen and sauna were clean and very well maintained. Location is right next to JR Takasaki station and close to all major shops and eating places."
"Great breakfast! Rooms are clean and spacious enough per Japanese standards. Staff was courteous and helpful. Be careful not to reserve smoking rooms by accident like I did. Still, the room was great. Located a few steps away from Maebashi Station. "
"Our stay was reasonably comfortable, except for a few small factors:
1. It’s a shame that they allow smoking in the rooms because we are non-smokers and smoke particles cannot be completely eradicated from the room even with a room humidifier and spray fragrance. So we could not be as comfortable as we normally would be had it been a non-smoking room. My request to the property is to create more non-smoking rooms to be available or completely eradicate smoking rooms, period! Because smokers can easily go outside the door and have a smoke. There’s no reason to smoke it up where they eat and sleep!
2. The fan in the bathroom is on 24 hours a day. When its the dead of winter and you’re freezing. It’s a very freezing cold shower if you wish to conserve hot water and not let the water running while you soap up. Then you have that fan running blowing cold air into the shower room. My request to the property is to change the fan so it can be operated by a switch. I know they want to cut down on the mold factor but for goodness sakes, part of the housekeeping job is to clean the shower and if they do that after every check out, there won’t be a chance for mold to grow. So no reason to have the fan on 24 hours a day without a switch to turn it off by the guests!!
PLEASE DO BETTER!
Robert Speaker"
"Our stay was great. Checkin was easy just use the machine add your details and get code of the room.
Room was good, we had view of Shinkansen and trains.
Breakfast was delicious we loved it and again checkout was easy.
Cheerful and helpful staff, clean hotel and delicious healthy breakfast. Thank you hotel Sun!!!"
You can study the exhibits at Yamada Kamachi Watercolor Sketch Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Takasaki. Wander the forest or discover the area's mountain views.
You can study the exhibits at Takasaki City Gallery, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Takasaki. Take in the art scene and mountain views in the area.
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Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip in the area near Jigen-in Temple?
Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple, Dokutsukannon and Tokumeien, and Yamanahachimangu Shrine are some of the notable landmarks to see in the area. Take in some of the local culture at Takasaki Museum of Art, Takasaki City Gallery, and Gunma Music Center. Explore nature at Sakura no Yu and Kamitsukeno Haniwano-sato Park.
