Takasaki Hotels with Free Parking.

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.

I booked a Corner Double Room. The room itself was a decent size. However, the communal bathing area wasn't very spacious, with only about 5-6 washing stations and 3 spots for drying hair, which could make it quite crowded during busy periods. The hotel provides parking, and there are also partner parking lots available on both sides of the hotel. All parking options cost 1200 yen per day. However, they don't offer unlimited in-and-out access, which is a bit inconvenient. It means you'll need to complete all your activities before returning to park your car at the hotel for the night. Having a FamilyMart convenience store right downstairs from the hotel was very convenient.

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.

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❤️

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.

recently stayed at the Route Inn Takasaki Hotel, and it was a delightful experience. The staff was exceptionally friendly and accommodating, making check-in a breeze. My room was spacious, impeccably clean, and offered a stunning view of the river. The bed was comfortable, and the amenities provided, including a well-stocked minibar and luxurious toiletries, added a nice touch. The hotel's restaurant served delicious meals, and the breakfast buffet was varied and satisfying.

There was no proper smoking area, so I braved the cold and smoked on the stairs on the second floor. Smoke is coming up through the stairs and into the hallway. I personally smoke, so I don't really care about it, but someday I'll probably get complaints from guests who don't smoke.

I used it for motorcycle touring. The location isn't great, as I can see the train tracks, the back entrance with exposed rust, and a small gravel parking lot, but it was nice to be able to check from the window if the bikes were safe late at night (^^; Since it was a single use double room, the room was spacious and I was able to stretch my arms and legs and sleep. Although it was a smoking room, there was not much smell of cigarettes. Two 500ml bottles of water were provided in the refrigerator. There are few restaurants and convenience stores near the hotel, but you can find them within a short walk. The ramen shop that I was guided to by the front desk staff was Jiro-style. Breakfast was a buffet with Japanese, Western, and even small desserts, and the danishes and croissants were delicious. *Is it because there was no food or fruit available for hygiene reasons? The cost performance was very good for both Usagi and Kaku. thank you very much.