Around Gunma Prefectural History Museum (Advance Reservation Required) × Top-Selling Stays in the Last 24 HoursRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips

From the window I could watch the Shinkansen arriving and departing, which was great. Above all, I really appreciated that the pillow had different materials on each side—since I’m not fond of feather pillows, that made me very happy. The only issue was that the Hotel entrance

Dinner was outstanding—each dish by Chef Katayama was delicate, beautiful, and absolutely delicious. In the lounge before and after dinner, we enjoyed great drinks and snacks as well; the beef jerky was exceptional, and we fully enjoyed the wine and beer. The breakfast was also

The front desk staff provided polite and excellent service. The hotel is cozy, and both the late-night ramen service and large public bath can be used without crowding. It is a safe choice for women, making it my preferred stay across various locations. A practical Hotel that

The Room’s vanity mirror was a nice touch as well. The spa Facility is stylish too—I was very satisfied with both the sauna and the cold bath, and the carbonated bath helped relieve my fatigue. Breakfast starts at 6:30 a.m., and it was absolutely delicious. I will definitel

I also used the bus terminal during my stay, so that was very convenient. I stayed in a single room, but because my suitcase was large, there wasn’t enough space to organize my luggage (I brought a larger-than-usual one). It’s nice that you can check how busy the public bath is,

From the front desk service to the fluffy bedding, cleanliness, and room scent, this hotel chain offers nothing excessive and truly provides peace of mind. The subtle touches like post-onsen ice cream, late-night ramen, and small sweets in the room are absolutely wonderful with

The SKYSPA public bath is, of course, wonderful, and the room's private bath features a large tub with a jacuzzi where you can fully stretch your legs. The amenities are well-stocked, including bath salts, ensuring a satisfying bathing experience. For food and drinks, there’s dri

The hotel's rooms and onsen were clean with attention to detail evident throughout. While not luxurious, it’s sleek and leaves a positive impression overall. The breakfast buffet the next morning was incredibly delicious—a perfect start to the day! What impressed us most were th

The public bath is not very large, but it was not crowded and could be used comfortably. Breakfast offered a well-balanced menu and was very delicious. While the rice was tasty, the bread was even more enjoyable. This is a Hotel I would love to visit again. Thank you very m

The tofu hamburger steak was also tasty. Around the Hotel there are Starbucks, Saizeriya (Italian family restaurant), Komeda Coffee Shop (Komeda’s Coffee), and CAINZ Home—all within about 2–3 minutes on foot—so you can conveniently buy daily necessities or drinks at reasonable p

On business trips, I prioritize a Hotel with a large public bath and breakfast included, so I chose Hotel Route-Inn Court Fujioka. The shower in the public bath is well positioned, and the right-angle installation that prevents splashing into the tub is excellent. The TV was

For this price, having a private room, a large public bath (men only), and breakfast (buffet-style) included is simply amazing. The building is old and the toilets are shared, but it might even be cheaper than a rider house depending on the timing. There’s also covered parking sp

The room was typical of a Business Hotel, but I was impressed by the availability of an extra bed. In the evening, light meals were provided, including options from salads to curry rice as a main dish, which left me feeling full. Draft beer could also be purchased at the front