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Gunma - Maebashi: Hotels Right Near the Station
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- The capital of Gunma Prefecture, Maebashi is a vibrant town with an atmosphere that sits somewhere between urban excitement and peaceful countryside tranquility. With so much to see and do in and around the area, one of the best ways to make the most of your time is to set up home base right by the two major stations. Here are five easily accessible hotels worth considering when visiting Maebashi. Bell's Inn Maebashi An easy three-minute walk from JR Maebashi Station, Bell's Inn Maebashi is an easy accommodation option for those looking to use Japan’s incredible public transport system to explore the wider Gunma area. If convenience is your main priority, you can’t get much better than this, with Keyaki Walk Maebashi Shopping Mall a seven-minute stroll down the road and Chuo-maebashi Train Station a 10-minute walk away. The hotel offers a broad selection of rooms for all types of travelers and prices begin at less than 10,000 yen per night. Bell's Inn Maebashi Gunma Royal Hotel Another centrally located option for spending a few nights in the heart of Gunma is Gunma Royal Hotel. This four-star hotel is just 11 minutes from Lunar Park and 13 minutes from Green Dome Maebashi on foot. Overlooking the Tone River, it’s an easy 20-minute stroll from Maebashi Station, perfect for exploring the wider area’s many attractions. Rooms start at under 9,000 yen per night for a standard double and children under 2 stay free. Gunma Royal Hotel APA Hotel Maebashieki-Kita Just 660 meters from Maebashi Station, APA Hotel Maebashieki-Kita is the ideal place to crash if you want easy access to Maebashi’s main transport hub. This sleek hotel is ideal for travelers passing through the area with its convenient location and 24-hour check-in. Keep an eye on the Agoda website as regular specials are on offer, with rooms starting as low as 6,000 yen per night twin share. APA Hotel Maebashieki-Kita Toyoko Inn Maebashi Ekimae Essentially located inside the station is Toyoko Inn Maebashi Ekimae, a comfortable no-frills hotel ideal for those looking for somewhere to spend the night before getting out there and exploring the endless sights and attractions of Gunma. The very budget-friendly rooms start at less than 7,000 yen per night twin share. Toyoko Inn Maebashi Ekimae Hotel Racine Shinmaebashi Positioned less than 300 meters from Shinmaebashi Station, Hotel Racine Shinmaebashi is an excellent choice for those wanting both convenience and style. Here you’ll find a selection rooms for all types of travelers, including both Japanese and Western-style offerings. If you’re looking for somewhere central to stay with plenty to explore on foot, this laid-back and elegant property is just over 2 kilometers from both Lunar Park amusement park and Green Dome Maebashi arena, two of the area's most popular attractions. Hotel Racine Shinmaebashi ©NAVITIME JAPAN. この記事のスポット Gunma - Maebashi: Hotels Right Near the Station Gunma - Maebashi
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- Gunma
- 20. July. 2018
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Gunma - Kusatsu: Luxurious Traditional Accommodation Options
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- If you’re looking for the ultimate healing getaway, you can’t pass up Kusatsu onsen, arguably one of Japan's most famous hot spring resorts. The town’s healing onsen waters are said to be some of the best in the world, so if you need a little rest and relaxation, this is the place to go. For the ultimate healing hideaway, you can’t miss the opportunity to explore some of the area’s best luxurious traditional-style inns. Here’s a guide to five places worth checking out. Kusatsu Onsen Boun Overflowing with traditional ambience and positioned right in the heart of Gunma’s hot spring hub, Kusatsu Onsen Boun is one of Japan’s most famous onsen resorts. An excellent place to stay if you’re looking for authentic Japanese hospitality, the ryokan-style inn features Japanese- and Western-style rooms and boasts a broad selection of popular kakenagashi (natural hot spring water) baths perfect for rest and relaxation. For those wanting to explore the wider area’s attractions, less than a 10-minute walk away you’ll find Kusatsu Tsurutaro Kataoka Museum and Sainokawara Park, home to one of Japan's largest outdoor hot springs, offering endless soaking opportunities. Kusatsu Onsen Boun Ryokan Naraya Sitting in the norther corner of Nagano Prefecture, surrounded by lush foliage and looking out onto some of Japan’s most scenic and untouched pockets, Ryokan Naraya is a picturesque hideout just waiting to be explored. Stunning in summer, the ryokan really is in its element in winter, as it’s just a five-minute drive away from Kusatsu International Ski Resort—perfect for the snow season. On-site you’ll find 35 Western-Japanese hybrid rooms perfect for travel groups of all sizes as well as a number of other facilities, including onsen baths and a woody, rustic bar ideal for rubbing shoulders with fellow travelers. Ryokan Naraya Tokinoniwa Hotel Just a 15-minute drive from Kusatsu Bus Station and a five minute drive from Kusatsu’s city center, Tokinoniwa Ryokan is an easily accessible accommodation option nestled in the heated onsen heart of Kusatsu. Featuring a broad selection of tatami mat rooms complete with futon bedding, it’s the perfect option for those looking for an authentic Japanese stay when exploring the best of the area. The ryokan boasts indoor and outdoor hot springs and an on-site restaurant serving up the freshest local cuisine for a truly local experience. Tokinoniwa Hotel Konoha Hotel Opening in 2010, Konoha Hotel is relatively new, but in less than 10 years of existence, the hotel has garnered a reputation as one of Gunma’s must-visit hotels. Nestled atop and overlooking the Kusatsu Hot Spring Resort, the traditional-style hotel features three open-air baths and incredible scenic views of the surrounding area. For those wanting to explore a little further, Kusatsu Onsen Museum, Shiga-Katsu Road, and Kusatsu Berutsu Memorial Hall are all less than a 30 minutes away on foot. Konoha Hotel Kusatsu Onsen Nisshinkan Less than 15 minutes on foot from the city center, Kusatsu Onsen Nisshinkan is a great place to set up a home base while exploring the endless attractions the wider Gunma area has to offer. This traditional-style inn features tatami mat flooring, futon bedding, and soothing onsen baths, providing the perfect atmosphere to relax and unwind after exploring the rugged natural surroundings. Kusatsu Onsen Nisshinkan ©NAVITIME JAPAN. この記事のスポット Gunma - Kusatsu: Luxurious Traditional Accommodation Options Gunma - Kusatsu
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- Gunma
- 20. July. 2018
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Gunma - Minakami: Affordable Elegant Hotels
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- The town of Minakami is one of Gunma’s most impressive gems. Home to a selection of steamy hot spring baths, surrounded by snowcapped mountain ranges that provide excellent hiking opportunities in the off season, it’s Japan’s best-kept secret holiday destination. If you want to really immerse yourself in the local culture and history, stay at one of the area’s elegant traditional inns. Here are five excellent accommodation options that strike the perfect balance between luxury and affordability. Takaragawa Onsen Osenkaku Overlooking the Takara River in the lush heart of Minakami, Takaragawa Onsen Osenkaku is a peaceful retreat tucked 14 kilometers away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Perfect for those looking for a remote hideaway, the onsen resort is a traditional-style accommodation option that won't break the bank. Ideal for traveling families, rooms begin at under 20,000 yen for a family of four with a free breakfast for two included. Takaragawa Onsen Osenkaku Hotel Sanazawa No Mori Located just 5 kilometers from the city center of Gunma, Hotel Sanazawa No Mori is ideal for those who want to explore both the sprawling natural surroundings and inner-city liveliness Gunma has to offer. This Japanese-Western hybrid hotel offers luxurious hot spring baths, a stylish restaurant, and unforgettable views of the Minakami landscape. Prices begin at 16,900 yen, which includes breakfast for two. Hotel Sanazawa No Mori Ryokan Ginshotei Awashima Sitting along the Katashina River, a stone's throw from the historic Awashima Shrine, is where you’ll find Ryokan Ginshotei Awashima, a classic ryokan-style inn. Both elegant and affordable, this four-star ryokan offers the ultimate in traditional luxury, with rooms beginning at just 14,000 for an all-inclusive night for two. You’ll find an excellent selection of onsen-style baths on site, along with a stylish bar and restaurant. For those wanting to explore some of Japan’s other attractions, Nikko is just 38 kilometers away. Ryokan Ginshotei Awashima MICASA Hot Spring Ryokan Standing proudly in the heart of the hot spring-rich Minakami, 10 kilometers from Tanigawadake and 11 kilometers from Takaragawa Onsen, is where you’ll find MICASA Hot Spring Ryokan. With its convenient location, budget-friendly offerings, and unbeatable facilities, it’s a popular place for those wanting to explore the pleasure of an authentic Japanese-style inn. Prices for family-size rooms start at 13,000 yen, with upgrades available. MICASA Hot Spring Ryokan Hotel Sunbird Nestled right next to Minakami Fujiwara Ski Resort sits Hotel Sunbird, a stylish ryokan-style offering perfect for those who want to get out and enjoy the area’s many attractions. Just a three-minute drive from the popular Minakami Golf Resort and sitting right next to the ski fields, there’s plenty to see and do no matter the season. You’ll find a selection of onsen baths, a classic Japanese restaurant, a tennis court, and even a karaoke room. Prices for a family-size room suitable for four people start at 14,600 yen per night, which includes dinner and breakfast for two. Hotel Sunbird ©NAVITIME JAPAN. この記事のスポット Gunma - Minakami: Affordable Elegant Hotels Gunma - Minakami
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- Japan
- 20. July. 2018
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The Magic of Sekizenkan
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- The magic of Sekizenkan has touched a global audience through Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved Ghibli movie Spirited Away. Sekizenkan is a 320-year-old traditional Japanese inn that sits in the Gunma mountains of the town Shima Onsen. The hot springs are so numerous in this area and the waters so rich in minerals that it was once believed they could heal more than 40,000 diseases. This belief is still reflected in the name of the town which literally means the 40,000 Hot Springs. The Magic of Sekizenkan Crossing the iconic red bridge leads to the oldest building of the three that make up the Sekizenkan ryokan. It is the Honkan, or main building, that was built in 1691 and still remains true to its original design. There are 22 rooms in total which come in three different sizes depending on the number of guests. The main building is one of the oldest designated hot spring resorts in Japan, transporting visitors back to the Edo era from its 17th century exterior to the sliding paper doors and tatami mats that greet you inside. Guests can experience first hand what inspires an artist like Hayao Miyazaki. The Magic of Sekizenkan Walking through the mysterious tunnel that connects the main building to the next is another inspiration for a memorable scene from Spirited Away, where the protagonist walks into an enchanted land. Visiting Sekizenkan is also like seeing a new fantastical land. Here there are layers of Japanese history and tradition encapsulated in the timeless practice of bathing. Sekizenkan offers a tour of the bathing house based on the animated movie, where guests can follow the footsteps of the characters in the movie. The Magic of Sekizenkan ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- Gunma
- 15. March. 2018
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Gunma prefecture is synonymous with onsen. Natural hot spring water sources throughout the prefecture have given rise to a series of small onsen towns, each set among luscious mountains. At Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Minakami, traditional indoor and outdoor bathing experiences are served hand in hand with irresistible onsen-themed food, including steam-cooked eggs and custard pudding.
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