Hotel Shibukawa dengan Kolam Renang

連休に急にこのエリアで連泊する必要が生じて、空いていたのがここでした。 ２泊のうち１泊は喫煙室しか予約出来なかったのですが、吸わない人間にはかなり客室の臭いがきつかったです。普段ヘビースモーカーばかり宿泊しているのかもしれません。煙草を吸わない方は、喫煙室は検討対象から外した方が無難です。 現地は国道沿いで、月夜野インターチェンジまでは下道を走って３０分ちょっとです。スノボを持った家族連れも泊まっていました。勿論乾燥室の類はありません。徒歩圏にローソンとセブンイレブンがあるので買い物には困りません。ただ飲食店の類はすぐ近くには見当たりませんでした。館内の朝食レントランで夜も簡単なものは食べられるようです。 大浴場は洗い場四ヶ所ほどのやや小ぶりなサイズ。最新のルートインのような立派な大浴場ではありません。無料朝食はいつものルートインクオリティ。使っている朝食パンやジュースは、全国どこでも見かける同じものです。 ホテルの接客応対は特に問題なし。駐車場は区画数は結構ありますが、最新のルートインと比べると手狭な感じでした。ビジネス用途だけではなく、色々と使い道がありそうなホテルです。

While visiting Ikaho in 2019, I saw 福一 while walking the stone steps. The unmaintained, unkempt external of the building and the bags of trash littered around the building were enough to make my visceral reaction be one of… I’m glad I’m not staying there. Unfortunately, while visiting more recently, the ryokan I’d stayed at previously was fully booked. I happened upon 福一’s website and didn’t realize that it was the same ryokan that had made me internally shudder. The website makes you believe this ryokan will be updated and beautiful. Don’t be fooled like me. The ryokan was old and dirty inside. I’ve stayed at many ryokans and I don’t mind old buildings and fixtures, furniture, etc. Old can be beautifully-maintained and clean. Unfortunately, that isn’t the case here. Carpets in common areas were horribly stained. Parts of wooden fixtures were peeling off. There was mold in the sink in our bathroom. The bathroom trash can was literally a yellow bucket that has not been cleaned of stains in quite a while. There was mold covering the soap dispenser in our room. The room I booked was called the “Modern Japanese room”. Superficial things in the room had been updated (like the wallpaper) but the sink, shower, bathtub, etc were obviously from when the ryokan opened. The food was disappointing as well. It’d obviously been cooked in huge batches beforehand and was just sitting around for awhile prior to being served. The rice in the 炊き込みご飯 at the end of the meal was cold and hard. Anyone who is familiar with rice would know it’d obviously been cooked well before and had been left out for awhile. The breakfast buffet had plenty of variety but the quality of the food was poor. All in all, quite bad cost performance. While this ryokan charges the same price as other ryokans in the area, the quality of the room and the facilities and the quality of the food really don’t live up to the price point. I couldn’t wait to leave 福一.

平日は2食とも部屋食なのに9800円〜の伊香保温泉の宿です。 フロントは事務的な感じでした。結構待ったので、チェックアウト時は事前に清算しておきました。 和室の部屋はオッケーで、Wi-Fiはつながります。 温泉には露天風呂は無く、ニ種類ある伊香保温泉の白銀の湯の方でした。いいお湯です。 大浴場は結構広く、女風呂にはシャンプーバーがあったので、使ったことないシャンプートリートメントを使ってみました。 なお、風呂場では、丸いヘッドのシャワーの方がお湯の出が良いです。 夕食は部屋食で18:30からだったですが、食事を持ってきたのは19時近かったです。よっぼど電話をしようかと思いましたが、「忙しいんだろう」とつれあいが言うので、ひたすら待ちました。 夕食は一つの巨大なお盆に全て入っていて、ご飯も味噌汁もデザートも一緒に運ばれました。昼早く食べたので足りないかなぁと思いましたが、お腹はいっぱいになりました。 上州牛のしゃぶしゃぶがとても美味しかったです。 朝食の30分前に布団を片付けにくると言われてましたが、なかなか来なくて、朝食も遅れて運ばれるかもと話していたら、朝食は時間通りに来ました。 しかし、朝食が終わってなかなか食器の片付けに来なくて、朝食後にお風呂から帰ってきたつれあいも部屋が食べ物の匂いでくさいとか言い出す始末。 「すみません。着替えたいので片付けて下さい。」と電話して、どうにかチェックアウト前に片付けてもらいました。 これなら朝食は会場食の方が良かったかも。 週末宿泊だったので、特に忙しかったのかもしれません。

Dengan penginapan di ikaho shinki in Shibukawa, anda akan berada dalam lingkungan 5 minit memandu dari Ikaho Onsen dan Kuil Bukkohosui. Ryokan ini berada 4.7 km dari Shibukawa Skyland dan 11.4 km dari Lake Haruna.Berseronoklah dengan peluang rekreasi seperti karaoke atau gunakan kemudahan lain yang termasuk akses Internet wayarles percuma.Puaskan selera anda di kedai kopi atau kafe di ryokan. Hilangkan dahaga anda dengan minuman kegemaran anda di bar/ruang istirahat.Kemudahan yang ditampilkan adalah termasuk surat khabar percuma di lobi, tempat simpanan bagasi dan peti simpan selamat di meja/kaunter hadapan. Tempat letak kenderaan sendiri percuma terdapat di tapak hartanah.Selesakan diri anda di salah satu daripada 41 bilik berhawa dingin yang menampilkan peti sejuk dan televisyen skrin rata. Akses Internet wayarles percuma disediakan untuk membolehkan anda sentiasa berhubung. Bilik mandi persendirian dengan tab mandi dan pancuran berasingan menampilkan kelengkapan dandanan diri percuma dan pengering rambut. Kemudahan yang disediakan merangkumi peti besi dan meja, manakala pengemasan disediakan Pengemasan tersedia atas permintaan..

Established in 2008, Kaichoro is an adults-only (minimum age is 18 to stay here) onsen ryokan located in Ikaho Onsen, Gunma, and is an annex of its sister inn, Fukuichi, which has been around for over 14 generations (at least 440 years.) The ambiance is completely different between the two. Fukuichi is a typical onsen ryokan with 83 rooms and much more family-oriented, whereas Kaichoro only has 8 rooms and offers hot springs baths in every room. Kaichoro guests can avail themselves to the facilities within Fukuichi but not the other way around. Fukuichi consists of two buildings, and the first two floors of the Manyo Building is where Kaichoro resides. The driveway and parking area are shared; however, Kaichoro has its own, separate entrance and lobby area as well as dedicated staff that tend to guests' needs. We stayed in one of the two ”special” rooms - ours was the Japanese & Western-style Suite with Open-Air Bath, which offers 100m² of total space. There is also a Japanese Suite that is of the same size, but we try to avoid open-plan rooms (prefer segregated living room/bedroom), and judging by the photos it appeared to us that the Japanese Suite was more form over function. Your mileage and preferences may vary. The Suite was modern, sufficiently spacious and tastefully appointed, and had a bedroom, a Japanese tatami room, a Western-style living room and two toilets (a big bonus for us.) Outside is a large patio with a garden, an open-air hot springs bath, as well as a view of the hillside across the valley - it's in a private and serene setting. You'll never believe that you're in a nondescript building that is shared with a relatively large ryokan (Fukuichi.) That such a luxurious ryokan cheapens out on the amenities, therefore, is puzzling to us. Most of the bathroom toiletries are single-use, tear-to-open packages for things like moisturizers, toothpaste and shaving foam. Most luxury ryokans have individual, travel-sized amenities from name brands, but not here. The primary reason most travelers come all the way to Ikaho Onsen is to enjoy the Onsen, and here, Kaichoro mostly delivers - but, to get the most out of your stay, you'll need to know what options are at your disposal. For starters, Kaichoro (and Fukuichi) source two different Onsen varieties - ”Shirogane No Yu” (Silver Onsen) and ”Kogane No Yu” (Golden Onsen, which is more brown that gold in color.) The in-room Onsen in different rooms at Kaichoro source from one or the other, and it depends on the room that you stay in. Our Suite was of the Silver variety. The communal, gender-segregated Onsen baths in Fukuichi offer both types; however, the three private rental onsens (also shared with Fukuichi) - Yurari, Sarari and Fuwari differ - in fact, the first two are not Onsen at all - they are Negative Ion tap water baths sourced from nearby Mt. Haruna (Sarari is continuously flowing from the source), while Fuwari is a Golden Onsen that comes straight from the source. Armed with

Nice ambience..big hotspring..nice dinner n services Pick up and drop off to the bus stop upon arrival and drop off at the old steps.

I had planned on visiting different places in Ikaho Onsen, but ended up venturing not far from Chigira Jinsentei Ryokan because I kept wanting to head back. The convenient location of the hotel and the views from all angles were incredible. It is literally right in the middle of the stone stairs. All the shops are around you, and you can see snow covered mountains far away. The hot spring is probably the best in all of Ikaho comparing volume of free flowing hot spring to the number of guest rooms. There is one indoor bath (alternate between male/female everyday), one outdoor bath, and 4 free private baths all equipped with sink/AC/Heating units, hair dryer and two little seating areas. The quality of baths alone made me want to return over and over. A lot of thoughts were put into the food and the presentation was wonderful. But we felt the speed of serving was quite slow. Maybe we were just very hungry lol. The room itself was like a movie set. We felt like we traveled back in time (in every sense of the word : only one free electrical plug). It was so beautiful we spent the first 20 min taking pictures. In all, I wouldn't chose another place to stay if I ever visit Ikaho Onsen again.

A very local hotel popular among the local business travellers. I was there to explore Gunma mountains and this is one of the best western style hotel I can find that is close to train station. I do have to say the hotel is very old but everything still good for me. The single room is small but it has everything I need. Their 8 floor dining area for breakfast was so awesome as you have a wide view of the town and mountains around it. Breakfast is acceptable and I don’t have any complaints about it. What I like a lot is that they also provide free curry rice every weekdays excerpt weekend and public holiday. Although the curry rice is very simple without any meat, but it was so comforting to eat it. There’s also an onsen that you can use it, and a common room with comics, massage chairs and old school computer to use.

With its location along the famous stone stairs and its access to abundant ”golden hot spring water”, one can easily tell this is a long-established hotel in Ikaho. And this is the reason for my choosing to stay here since it is not easy to find onsen hotels that offer ”natural flowing water” nowadays (onsen water will be ”recycled” in many hotels). If one's purpose for coming to Ikaho is for their good water, Kishigo will be a good choice because they have three hot spring baths, and I particularly like the one detached from the main building, i.e. Open-Air Bath Gonzaemon no Yu. I got a Western style room with view of the stone stairs, nothing fancy, but I do not mind. As a solo traveller, I was not given the choice of dining at the hotel when making the booking. It worried me a bit at first since I always enjoy having traditional Japanese dinner in onsen hotels; and with this being my first visit to Ikaho, I did not even know if there is any restaurant in the area (shops in most onsen towns close at 5pm or earlier). It worked out all right in the end for there are restaurants, and I went to one that is just a minute's walk from the hotel. Dining out also meant I had more flexibility in spending time on a stroll around the area and relaxing in the hot springs.