Top Hotels Near Konnyaku Park in Kanra from NZ$73

"受付の人がお客さんじゃない電話をしていて、2人客が受付に並んでるのに電話を5分くらい続けてた。それ以外は部屋などは全て満足"

"Great!"

"Very helpful staff. Great breakfast. Location isn’t that pretty and road right next to the hotel is quite busy. "

"4世帯、9名（子供２名）で利用しました。 敷地内でバーベキューや水遊び（プール）もオプションで対応頂き、非常に楽しく過ごすことができました。 部屋や設備・寝具もすべて清潔感があり、食器や調理器具も豊富で非常に満足度の高いステイになりました。 またこども向けのグッズも豊富で、おむつ用のごみ箱の準備もしていただき、子連れでも安心して過ごせる宿だと思います。"

"Spectacular view, decent food and good service with a reasonable price make our stay an excellent experience. "

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

"Excellent hotel, staff, room all great. Super convenient as it's connect to Takasaki Station. Probably around 100 restaurants within 5-6 minutes. Totally enjoyed my stay"

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

"The room was spotless, staff was extremely friendly and helpful!"

"Booked here twice for a family member. Great customer service that remembers their customers. It’s a 10 minute drive to the station and the city view is great. "

"Clean room, polite staff, convenient location. "

"安全・安心だと思います。"

"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!!!"

"Staff was very helpful."

"Good place to stay!"

"Friendly staff and great breakfast! "

"Free breakfast with limited paid parking. It's a traditional hotel, nothing fancy, traditional style."

"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. "