Hot spring Hotels in Maebashi

1. Bedroom: The room itself is decently spacious. All clean and well-maintained. 2. Bathroom: Cleanliness is top-notch. Three big bottles of bodywash liquid, shampoo and conditioner are provided 3. Wifi: Excellent 4. Location: Lawson and Maebashi station is just 5 mins walk. 5. Parking: the hotel has a limited car park space. If the carpark’s full, you will be directed to park at Aquerus building, just next to Maebashi station. You get to pay 600 ¥ per night at Aquerus. 6. Things to know: Despite the fact that it looks like a three-star basic hotel, don’t let that fool you. The hotel offered lots of freebies. You can eat a complimentary ramen from 22:00-24:00. You also can take complimentary ice creams and probiotic drinks (opened at certain time period) in front of bathing facilities. There’s an onsen facility if you want to have a nice relaxing hot bath. Don’t expect the hotel staff to speak fluent English here, though.

Overall, I was satisfied with the room, meals, responses and slowness. After receiving a polite explanation of the indoor hot spring, go to the villa ”Sakura” maisonette type room! The entrance is on the 2nd floor, and when you go down the stairs in the room, you will find a dining room and a bath. I'm proud of it, but this is for one person, There is a big bathtub next to it, which is boiling water ← Pour hot water by ourselves. Ah ～～ Ah, I'm a little disappointed if this is Nigoriyu. For meals, a collagen pot of local chicken while baking Akagi beef dice steak, A lot of salt grilled rock fish comes out. And it's delicious no matter which one you eat. Unfortunately, there is another. You can't go to the toilet unless you go down the stairs in the room from the bedroom. If you are worried about your feet, please have a different room I recommend it. I do not recommend it to those who have a fairly steep slope to the entrance, no toilet in the bedroom, and hot springs for all the family. Onsen inn, meals, on a mountain road Isn't it good to stay while consulting with your room?