Shiroiya Hotel

Value for money

建築としての期待が大きかった分、ルームについては想定以上の感動はなかったです。 それでも滞在は快適でした。 雨だったのとサウナやレストランを利用しなかったので次回はフルサービスで滞在したいと思います

ホテルが無料で行ってくれるアートツアーはぜひ参加してください。朝と夕方と2回やっています。 様々なアートを解説してくれるためとても楽しかったです。 サウナも気持ち良かった！

素敵な体験ができます。 お部屋はおしゃれなだけでなく、 清潔でアメニティなども十分です。 ベッドの寝心地も良く快適に過ごせました。 3階にステイしましたが階段部分がとても素敵でわざわざ階段移動をしていました。 中央のオブジェはライティングの時間帯によって表情が変わる蜷川実花さんの作品です。 レストランが予約制と知らず楽しみにしていたのに残念でした。 係の方に食事制限があることを伝えたところ、どの方でもその事を共有して配慮していただけた事は感動しました。 美しさだけでなく配慮ができるホテルなので安心して泊まれます。

まるで美術館のようでとてもオシャレです。宿泊したのは新館の方で、建物に入るなりアロマの良い香りに癒やされます。お部屋も清潔感があり、アメニティや備品１つ１つにこだわりを感じました。朝食もよくありがちなバイキング形式ではなく、十種類もの料理がのったワンプレート。ジュース(二種類)やヨーグルト、食後の飲み物までスタッフが運んで下さるので、ゆっくりと食事が出来ます。

酒店本身就是一個藝術裝置，非常前衞，大堂一架巨大三角鋼琴定時演奏，午餐有西餐提供，出乎意料的好吃價格還不貴

藝術的殿堂！

My wife and I stayed at Shiroiya Hotel, and it was quite simply the finest hotel experience I have ever had. We booked a standard deluxe room, yet even this entry-level accommodation ranks among the best rooms I’ve stayed in anywhere. It was beautifully appointed and thoughtfully curated, featuring artwork from a single artist that gave the space a cohesive and contemplative feel. The lobby and shared spaces were nothing short of extraordinary—among the most visually breathtaking hotel environments I’ve ever encountered. The architecture and art created a sense of awe; no matter where your eyes landed, you were met with a carefully composed, gallery-like view. My wife and I especially loved spending time in the serene lobby, surrounded by plants and artwork, enjoying the complimentary evening drinks in an atmosphere of quiet comfort and elegance. The absolute highlight, however, was dinner at the hotel’s restaurant. Dining on the course menu by Hiro Katayama and his team was the finest dining experience of my life. The choreography of the evening—the chef, sous chefs, and servers working in seamless harmony—was masterful. Each course was visually stunning, and every time, that visual beauty was followed by flavors that were even more astonishing. It was impossible to choose a favorite dish. Our only regret was staying just one night. We were en route to Kusatsu Onsen, but by the end of our stay, my wife and I both agreed we should have spent at least another night in Maebashi at Shiroiya Hotel.

My wife and I stayed at Shiroiya Hotel, and it was quite simply the finest hotel experience I have ever had. We booked a basic room, yet even this entry-level accommodation ranks among the best rooms I’ve stayed in anywhere. It was beautifully appointed and thoughtfully curated, featuring artwork from a single artist that gave the space a cohesive and contemplative feel. The lobby and shared spaces were nothing short of extraordinary—among the most visually breathtaking hotel environments I’ve ever encountered. The architecture and art created a sense of awe; no matter where your eyes landed, you were met with a carefully composed, gallery-like view. My wife and I especially loved spending time in the serene lobby, surrounded by plants and artwork, enjoying the complimentary evening drinks in an atmosphere of quiet comfort and elegance. The absolute highlight, however, was dinner at the hotel’s restaurant. Dining on the course menu by Hiro Katayama and his team was the finest dining experience of my life. The choreography of the evening, the chef, sous chefs, and servers working in seamless harmony, was masterful. Each course was visually stunning, and every time, that visual beauty was followed by flavors that were even more astonishing. It was impossible to choose a favorite dish. Our only regret was staying just one night. We were en route to Kusatsu Onsen, but by the end of our stay, my wife and I both agreed we should have spent at least another night at Shiroiya.