Takasaki Hotel Guide - Sekiguchi Koh Kirie Museum hotels in Takasaki, Japan.

"Much more interesting place to stay than the average hotel, nice atmosphere."

"Staff was very friendly"

"Staff very courteous and helpful, hot spring bath was lovely. Comfortable stay in a neat town that doesn't break the budget."

"Excellent location"

"Very amazing experience. There was plenty of room and everything was spotless. Would definitely stay there again."

"Great property and location was also great."

"Our stay was reasonably comfortable, except for a few small factors: 1. It’s a shame that they allow smoking in the rooms because we are non-smokers and smoke particles cannot be completely eradicated from the room even with a room humidifier and spray fragrance. So we could not be as comfortable as we normally would be had it been a non-smoking room. My request to the property is to create more non-smoking rooms to be available or completely eradicate smoking rooms, period! Because smokers...

"Biggest room I had during my two weeks in Japan, very comfy. The area around the hotel is a little boring though. I didnt bother with the free meal "

"Staff was very helpful."

"Clean room, polite staff, convenient location. "

"Ideal hotel for toddlers. Room is very spacious. It offers breakfast."

"Great place to relax! Clean room, friendly staff, onsen, complimentary morning probiotic drinks, afternoon ice cream and night ramen."

"Nice place"

"Our stay was great. Checkin was easy just use the machine add your details and get code of the room. Room was good, we had view of Shinkansen and trains. Breakfast was delicious we loved it and again checkout was easy. Cheerful and helpful staff, clean hotel and delicious healthy breakfast. Thank you hotel Sun!!!"

"Love the hot stone sauna!"

"A hot spring-style bath (onsen) is terrific. It helped me relax after the long international trip from the U.S. (Boston). The breakfast is just gorgeous. Both Western and Japanese-style food are delightful, especially for Westerners. Since most clients are male Japanese businessmen, you get to see the non-touristy, "real" side of Japan. "

"Wonderful view"