Holiday Rentals in Shibukawa

Situated in Shibukawa in the Gunma region, with Ishidan-gai Steps and Ikaho Ropeway nearby, Chigira Jinsentei features accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.

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Lum

From

Malaysia

This Ryokan is phenomenal. - Breakfast and dinner, exceptional. Probably the greatest thing we like about the Ryokan. - The room, it was amazing, clean and tidy - We only used the private onsen (which is first come first serve basis, no booking required), temperature is just right with great view once you opened the window.

Set in Shibukawa and only 46 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, Omori offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Jed

From

United States

Exceeded my expectations. The views from the room and the rooftop onsen were gorgeous, the meals were consistently great, the location was a great point from which to explore the town, and the staff were, without exception, friendly and attentive.

Situated in Shibukawa and only 46 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, Ikaho Syusuien features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Christopher

From

United Kingdom

Lovely spacious room, and clean hot springs. The hot springs are open all through the night, so if you want to go in at 4am, you can! The staff were friendly, and the location has lovely views across valleys.

Set in Shibukawa, 46 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, Kishigon Ryokan provides accommodation with a hot spring bath, a public bath and an open-air bath.

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Susan

From

Australia

The location was great as it was close to a variety of shops and restaurants. The onsens were very relaxing, clean and comfortable. The staff are very polite, helpful and friendly. The rooms are a great size and very clean. The breakfast menu was delicious and served in a big dining room overlooking the beautiful autumn trees.

Featuring 3-star accommodation, Akari no Yado Okabe is set in Shibukawa, 45 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park and 1.1 km from Ishidan-gai Steps.

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Kairit

From

United Kingdom

Excellent experience of a traditional Ryokan, the staff were super friendly and we had a fantastic dinner, more special than we could have hoped for! The inn itself was very cozy, only 4 rooms so the guests were given full attention. A very nice private onsen as well (2 bath houses for 4 rooms but no waiting to use one).

Located in Shibukawa and only 46 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park, Kindayu provides accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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KATSARIN INTHONGLANG

From

Thailand

Good dinner & breakfast buffet.

Situated in Shibukawa in the Gunma region with Ishidan-gai Steps and Ikaho Ropeway nearby, Ikaho Grand Hotel provides accommodation with access to a public bath.

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WS

From

Japan

Snacks and hot water provided in the room.

Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Ikaho is located in the Ikaho Onsen district of Shibukawa, 400 metres from Ishidan-gai Steps and 500 metres from Ikaho Ropeway.

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Dan Yan

From

Australia

Everything has been great stayed for two nights

Set in Yoshioka, within 36 km of Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park and 11 km of Ishidan-gai Steps, 月兎園 offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private...

Boasting garden views, Ryutakuzenji 宿坊 offers accommodation with balcony, around 28 km from Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.

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Tania

From

New Zealand

Tendon-san and his team were wonderful. So warm, friendly and fun. Our kids felt very welcome here and loved the whole experience. The cooking was amazing! So delicious. We could have stayed longer just to eat. Everything tasted incredible, especially the sukiyaki which was so soft and melted in your mouth. We all also loved the beautiful spacious room and outdoor bath. The rooms truly look like all the photos, if not better. And then there’s the temple. What a special place. No photo could really capture how Ryutakuzenji feels. You might just have to visit :)