3-Star Hotels in Takasaki

It is very convenient near the station. Go straight from the deck on the second floor of Takasaki Station and go down the end to reach the front entrance, so I arrived without hesitation. The hotel itself, like other word of mouth, the walls are thin and the noise of other rooms can be heard, but I couldn't hear anything like TV or voice. The facilities are old, but I didn't really care because it was clean. However, it was a pity that the air conditioner was controlled by the center and the temperature could not be adjusted.

There is a large hot spring bath, which is very comfortable. It is also nice that there is a door between the bed area and the entrance! The night naki soba is also very useful when you arrive early for a business trip and check in late.

Just opposite the Yamada Electric Appliance outside Gaoqi Station, there is a land bridge that can be crossed without crossing the road. The price of the house is also attached to breakfast. It is very recommended to take the North Lu Shinkansen, Shangyue Shinkansen, my wife line and so on to the light well, Tangze, Xinyi, Caojin and other places. Avoid expensive accommodations in resorts and don't have to pull luggage frequently to change hotels. Suitable for JR pass travelers.

I stayed overnight alone for a legal affair. It was my first time staying at a hotel alone, but I was able to stay with peace of mind because it was on the ladies' floor. Check-in was also promised and there was not much time, but I was able to explain quickly and easily. The room was large enough for a single, with a large mirror, massage chair, and a steam for beauty, and a lot of service for women. The coffee cup was also fashionable and I was very satisfied with the service of the guests' eyes such as microwave oven and iron. The bedrock bath was booked at check-in and the time was 30 minutes, but it seemed that it could be booked even for an hour. The bedrock bath clothes and large towels were placed on the shelves of the powder room, and after use, they were returned to the box. I didn't buy alcohol from vending machines, but it's the cheapest and most conscientious I've ever seen. The rooms, corridors, spas, and bedrock baths were all perfectly cleaned in the hall. Traveling is my hobby, and I have stayed at many hotels and inns so far, but there are no hotels that are so clean 々. The self-service drinks in the lobby are authentic. The tea latte was delicious. Hotels that were introduced on TV and have good word of mouth sometimes disappointed that the actual situation was different 々, but I would like to recommend this hotel as well as repeat it.

　The place to stay on this day was Ⅱ at the west exit of Toyoko Inn Takasaki Station. It is located ２～３ minutes walk from the west exit of Takasaki Station to the south, and Ⅰ and Ⅱ at the west exit of Takasaki Station were built side by side with ２ buildings. Next to Ⅱ, there are common parking lots for Ⅰ and Ⅱ, so it was like a hotel. The state and service in the building are the usual ordinary Toyoko Inn. The rooms were relatively new, but it was bright and clean like Toyoko Inn. The free breakfast buffet was able to be able to have something packed in a pack like a lunch box in the guest room, reflecting the times. Located in front of Takasaki Station, I was able to spend comfortably without having trouble with the restaurant for dinner.

Convenient location directly connected to the station, the 10th floor front 11 and 12 floors are rooms. The view is good and the morning tan is beautiful including Takasaki station. Breakfast is in the back of the front desk on the 10th floor, but the number of items is small and only curry is recommended. The lack of menu that cannot taste the local feeling is better at the Washington Hotel. Also, the Asahi is in the counter, and the customer sitting at the counter is sorry. If you say another thing, there is no oshibori. I want you to improve hygiene.

It is an old type business hotel about 10 minutes walk from Takasaki Station. The key type of the room is the old-fashioned turning and using. Since you have to leave the key to the front desk to go out, when it overlaps with the time of check-in and check-out, you will wait at the front desk quite a bit only by handing over the key. Also, since there is one large bath, the time to take a bath is alternate between men and women, but the time to enter the woman is clearly short. In addition, in the case of a woman's bathing, you have to go to the front desk to take the key as a crime prevention measure, but it also lines up depending on time. I thought it was difficult to have too many front desk business and have a lot of time to line up at the front desk. I thought that the front desk business would be smooth when the card key was introduced and the bath was introduced with the keypad input key.

Takasaki trip ２ day. Originally I was going to return at １ nights, but I was in poor health on that day and I stayed at １ nights. I stayed at the Toyoko Inn chain for the first time. First of all, it was good to return to the front desk staff at the time of bad **. I came by car again, but I introduced the hotel, the affiliated parking lot and stopped at the parking lot opposite, but I couldn't convince it was higher than the hotel. I think the same fee is the basic for the affiliated parking lot. The room is a feeling of making the Showa look more like Dommy Inn. I thought it was a happy service that breakfast was served with service. I don't know if the front desk staff is busy with the phone response, but I thanked and gestured with my left hand while calling. I arrived on the way back to the stone stone and thought I would never come to this hotel again. At the end, I was able to travel to Gunma.

I moved to Takasaki and used it for five days until I was ready for my company's house. Good access near Takasaki station, the room was clean, the staff at the front desk was good and perfect. But the problem is breakfast. The time I used was around 8:30, and it was full of salaried men before going to work. I found a １ empty table seat near the counter where the Viking dishes were arranged and I decided to sit there. When I was preparing to go to get a Viking, I was told by one staff, ”I'm sorry, it's not a seat,” and I looked over to look for a different seat. ”Do you hate the seat,? Then it's okay,” he kindly responded. Among the men's salaried men, the woman was one of me, so I might have been caring. I was relieved to put my luggage on the table and went to take the Viking. I took it all over and returned to my seat, and there was no chair that should have been there. Another veteran female staff came to the place where I thought it was funny and said, ”it's not a seat there.” It seems that the staff was cleaning the chairs freely while I was going to take them. I said, ”I said that other staff could sit here earlier,” but I ignored it and went somewhere. I moved and sat together, but I was angry and left the venue for more than half of the breakfast. Although it is free, the response is too bad. I will not go again.

I used a plan twin room with breakfast alone. The building is old and the damage to the facilities is undeniable, but the cleaning was well done and it was wider, brighter and more relaxed than staying at a business hotel. It is an inn style to put shoes in geta box at the front desk and change them to slippers. The woman at the front desk seems to be Chinese, but it was pleasant with polite response. The room is twin and can't say 々, but it is a size that doesn't feel tight even for two people. It is bright and helpful because it is a sealing light. Because it is a unit bus, I think it is enough because I think this is the same anywhere to stay. Amenities are also substantial. You can also prepare yukata and blankets and see the personality of the manager. It was breakfast but I didn't sleep, but it seems to be enough from the evaluation of others. I will definitely stay if I visit Takasaki next time.