Top 5-Star Hotels in Shibukawa

This hotel is a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel. You must drive yourself to make it convenient. The best thing is of course the Kaiseki dinner, which has about 10 dishes and is perfect.

It was a very nice inn that felt hospitality from the pick-up service at the first parking lot to the last see-off. The hot springs that can enjoy two spring quality while looking at the stone steps, of course, are dishes that feel like a dish. And the dishes were very delicious! If I told an acquaintance living in Gunma that I stayed at Tamaki San later, the rice there is delicious! I immediately replied, so it is famous in the local area. Oh, and I was impressed by the shower head of the Mirable Bath that arrived at the washroom!

An antique traditional Japanese hot spring experience! Because there are not many people, you can have a private bath, which feels great! Overall, it's very good. The waiters are very patient and kind, and some of them can speak English. The breakfast was delicious, but I was so full at the end that I didn't finish it. The restaurant is also very beautiful. Although the facilities are old, they are very clean. There are some details that are not well maintained, which is a pity. Understand that this hotel is a long time old and certainly doesn't feel like a new hotel. The hotel lobby and corridors are actually in good condition. Although they are old, they are very clean. Most of the furniture and tatami in the room are clean and dust-free. The small disadvantages are that the backrest of one of the wicker chairs on the balcony of the room is damaged, the wooden boards on the wall of the private bath are a little dirty (except for the sulfur marks), and the glass also has a lot of scale. I really like the historic feel of this hotel, and I hope the details can be better. After all, the price is not cheap either. The quality of the dinner was a bit lower than expected. The beef hot pot was delicious, but I was a bit underfilled.

The service is very good, we booked a Japanese-style suite, the room is very beautiful, the scenery outside the window is very good, but the toilet is very smelly! ! ! ! It will stink to the room, this is very bad, the only big drawback! ! Breakfast is generally the same, dinner is OK, no work. The toilet in the room is really stinky, I won't go again next time 😭

Room facilities and hot spring facilities are good, but as an old Japanese-style hotel, it may be because the hotel is bigger. The staff is far from the staff of the small Japanese hotel. It is a pity.

I can see that it is a historical hotel. Because it is a Saturday relationship, the unit price I booked is a bit high, but compared to the hotel in Tokyo, I am relieved. This hot spring hotel is all-Japanese, breakfast and dinner are all, if you want to drink coffee, there is a vending machine, The room and the hot spring feel that there is a new finishing, only the hall has traces of history.

The hotel has a large parking lot. Parking is very convenient. It is located next to the Jingu Shrine and the walking street. The staff is friendly and courteous. The breakfast is rich. In addition to basic Japanese and Western dishes, there is also sashimi rice. The room we booked for 4 people is very comfortable. , will come again next time.

This time I went to Gunma Furuya Hot Spring Hotel and experienced real Japanese service. The room at Gujiu's house is very clean and tidy. The tatami room has a faint scent of grass. The room is very big and you can see the snow-capped mountains. The view is very good. After dinner, the waiter had already made the bed for us. I was really touched! There are outdoor and indoor hot springs. When you soak in the hot springs, you can see the snow-capped mountains in the distance. Breakfast and dinner were great too! The Japanese food is served one after another, the Japanese food is very exquisite, and the service attitude of the lady is also very good! Give her a like 👍! Gujiujia Hot Spring Hotel is worth staying at!

The room is big, the living is very comfortable and the service is good. There is a certain distance from the scenic area. The main reason is that the entrance to the gate is uphill, so it is a bit troublesome. Take the bus and get off at the stop in front of Shiduan Street in Ikaho Hot Springs.

The room felt a little outdated, but it wasn't a problem especially for the stay. You can barely hear footsteps from other rooms or voices from the hallway. However, the staff were very nice, and I liked the variety of rice buffets. The staff at Viking were also very nice and easy to ask questions to. There are many kinds of buffet from breakfast, and some hotels pretend to have many kinds and have the same thing in several places, but here it was all different kinds. There was also a corner where you could make seafood bowls. I felt like I was able to get excited from the morning. It was a hotel that I would like to visit again. Another thing that was really nice for me was that they had an extension cord in the room. I think most hotels don't have a place to charge your phone, so sometimes it's a bit far away to charge your phone, or you can't reach the alarm clock next to you when you go to sleep, but they provided an extension cord so I didn't have to worry about that. . It took less than 10 minutes to walk to the stone steps.