Hotels near Shiraito Falls in Motegi

The hotel facilities are very clean and I have used it several times. Seven eleven, road station is close, you can use your time well! It was an image of many people involved because the circuit is nearby!

Twin Ring Motegi, a global standard racing course, is located within the grounds of the hotel and can be seen from 70% of the guest rooms. From Motegi Station (Mooka Railway): About 15 min by taxi.By car: Exit the Joban Expressway at Mito IC and continue on National Route 50 for about 3 min (3 km), then Prefectural Routes 52 and 51 for another 35 min (26 km). Turn left at Seiko Market.

A Japanese-style modern inn which has the flavor of the 1950s.

Nice hotel, friendly staff, affordable business hotel, conveniently location at just 2 minutes from station. Good breakfast. Clean ambience. Close to river, walkable distance. Many restaurants nearby including McD. Recommended. Has a bus interchange close by. Tokyo Airport has direct bus to the bus stop just in front of this hotel as well. 40mins by Shinkansen to this place from Tokyo station. Even if you have work at Kitsuregawa, would suggest to stay in this place and take local train to commute.

Newly opened next to Ena City Route Inn Ena. Although it is a container house, the inside is a slightly smaller hotel room. I can hardly hear outside sounds. It's comfortable. The TV is so big that it's hard to watch in the small room. The bathroom was small, but the size of the bath was sufficient. I stayed alone in Simmons' double bed and slept soundly. It's a bit inconvenient because the front desk is far away, but it's convenient to have your own car when you open the door. There are convenience stores, restaurants, and Hot Mott nearby, making it convenient.

We stayed for one night in a capsule cabin. It is the best for hot spring lovers because you can use a large bath for 24 hours (9 〜 10 am not available for cleaning). However, holidays and so on are crowded, so you may feel less 々 stress. The capsule cabin has a TV and outlet, and it's okay if you just sleep. However, it is recommended to use an earplug in the cabin because it is a little concerned about the sound of other people's in and out and out and the sound of the air cleaner.

It was spacious and clean. It was nice that there was a service at the front desk where you could drink coffee made from beans at any time. There are no convenience stores nearby, so be careful. There is no convenience store in front of Kasama Station, so the town itself is a little inconvenient for getting around and shopping. The people in town are friendly and kind.

The cleaning from the lobby to the room was well done and I was able to check in and check out comfortably! The room is simple and doesn't care about it, and I feel it's perfect for a break on the trip. I am glad that the receptionist's polite response is also good, and it is a good point that the check-out is an automatic fare adjustment machine. The light up of the shopping street, which is about a 15-minute walk, is beautiful and it seems that it is held every year in December 〜 January, so I would like you to go there!

The exterior was like a Kanpo Inn in the Showa period, but the interior was renewed. When you go up to the Ｒ floor by the elevator on the left, it is an observation room that can be seen ３６０ degrees, and you can also see the Nikko mountain range. I thought that the large communal bath building overlooking from there was like a health center in the Showa era, but the inside was symmetrically built for men and women, which was wider than expected and closed in addition to the walking bath. Sleeping baths There was a bathtub. The open-air bath was spacious and comfortable, regardless of the view. It is also good that insects and leaves are not floating. The quality of the spring was not as mellow as the Ureshino Onsen I went to before, and Narata Onsen in Yamanashi seemed to be smoother, but it was still comfortable as the name of Japan's three most beautiful skin hot springs. I entered many times. The room was comfortable including the bed. The air conditioning was not noisy and I was able to adjust it to the appropriate temperature. As for the meal, the Japanese beef shabu-shabu for dinner was delicious, but it was a little leaning in the second half with meat tofu, but I was full of the number of items that seemed to be an inn. The breakfast buffet also had rare side dishes, and the soft and delicious Kirengawa specialty sweetfish kanro-ni was so much purchased as a souvenir.

Breakfast is very rich, the hotel is old-fashioned, the service is in place, a little distance from the station, it is recommended to take a taxi or plan to rent a car to stay