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2 Star Hotels in Ashikaga

Ashikaga
Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - Mon, 17 Aug 2026 (1 night)
1 Room, 1 Adult, 0 Children
Showing 5 hotels in Ashikaga
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Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi

Ashikaga
Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi Location
With a stay at Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi in Ashikaga, you'll be a 1-minute walk from Watarase River and 7 minutes by foot from Banna-ji Temple. This guesthouse is 0.5 mi (0.7 km) from Ashikaga School and 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from Orihime Shrine.

Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 34 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and bathrobes. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided on request.

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4.3/5
Starts from
THB 1,106
/room/night
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Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi

Ashikaga
Hotel R9 The Yard Ashikagaekinishi
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THB 1,037
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Hotel Wakasa

Ashikaga
Located in Ashikaga, Hotel Wakasa is 17 miles from Kumagaya Rugby Stadium. With free bikes, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. At the hotel, all rooms include a desk and a flat-screen TV. At Hotel Wakasa the rooms are equipped with bed linen and towels. The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda Airport, 65 miles from the accommodation.
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4.6/5
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THB 1,132
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Hotel Sulata Ashikaga Adult Only

Ashikaga
Hotel Sulata Ashikaga Adult Only Location
With a stay at Hotel Sulata Ashikaga Adult Only in Ashikaga, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Ashikaga Flower Park and Kurita Museum. This hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Sano City Museum and 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Watarase River.

Hotel Sulata Ashikaga Adult Only Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions.

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Ashikaga Town Hotel

Ashikaga
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THB 1,123
/room/night

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4.1/5
GoodFrom 202 reviews
4.6/57 Mei 2023
CD
Good and prime location in front of ashikaga or station. This is a relatively new facility and our room was very clean, we paid only $ 52 for an economy double and this included breakfast. It's easy to walk to the two main tourist attractions in Ashikaga, the Banzai temple and Ashikaga Wacko. Parking is free, free wifi, and two free laptops in the lobby. Unfortunately the economy double is easily the smallest hotel room I have ever stayed in. Amenities are tooth brush 2 and tooth paste. If you want one, ask at the front desk for one. The ugly night robes remake are on a rack in the lobby rather than in the room. Breakfast is buffet-style, it is definitely edible, but not top-notch food. In short, the ritz isn't worth the price.
4.4/512 Mar 2023
WN
Don't expect the Marriot or Hilton here. This small Japanese hotel has 10 floors. The rooms are basic, but clean and well-maintained. Our first night, we had a deluxe twin room. This room will sleep four people, and ours had a small 2-person couch and 1 seater chair. To is small led maybe 22, and there is a fridge and a very small safe in the room. The safe and refrigerator appear to be standard because they were in the twin rooms as well. Now the deluxe twin was not terrible, it was small, but we could have stayed that room for a day if the weather was bad. Now the twin rooms we had two of them the next two nights, let's say one had maximum 2 feet clearance from the bed to the wall or small desk. When my wife asked why my eldest daughter didn't push the stroller in the room, we jokingly pleaded that it was hard, and we woke up all sore. I wouldn't recommend staying here too long unless you enjoy a hard bed. I'm not sure what's in the pillow, but it's no feathers. However, if you go to a Japanese department store, you will find some interesting fillings for pillows. It's an easy walk from the hotel to Tobu station, but if you don
4.8/524 Jun 2022
FQ
I have stayed in numerous took inns throughout Japan, but this isn't my first time staying in one. Friday I'm leaving Ashikaga Station is right around the corner from here. Even from the station, you may see the blue signs. After arriving late at night, there was no other hotel that day in room sen. found a room in the Take Inn. The room was modest in size to fit the typical Japanese business hotel. It was tidy, spotless, and checked in within a minute. friends bought food from 711, which was not even a minute away from this hotel. I took a hot bath, and I was at ease. Strangely, there were no pajamas in the room. But I couldn't locate a lan cable to connect the Internet. I used the same as the wifi usb for checking emails because I always carry my own wifi. Despite the fact that the hotel is close to the station, it was peaceful at night and quiet at all. Breakfast was usually a cheap business class affair that included rice balls, meat and miso soup, pork kimono, and coffee. It costs just over 500 yen and is a good choice for a nightnight.
4.4/515 Feb 2022
BL
We have stayed at numerous take-out locations over the years and have awarded this hotel a score. It is a relatively recent hotel that is located close to the train station. It takes at most one minute to stroll. It is spotless and secure. Even with no English, checking and out are, as usual, quick and effortless. Nonetheless, we are in a foreign country! The rooms are typical of a taken-out inns and have the same amenities and furnishings wherever you are in Japan. For the newcomer, they might find the rooms a little cramped, but most Japanese rooms are small, frequently two or three times as expensive. The mattresses are firm and exceptionally comfortable for us. They've always assumed they're based on tatami mats. Pillows are reversible, with beads on one side and soft on the other. Breakfast is a common Japanese dish, very filling and enjoyable. Ashikaga is a town with more than it's fair share of eateries within all price ranges. A wonderful French pastry selling cream puffs is located across the back door to the right, and a 711 store is 50 meters to the left. A number of eateries can be found within a few hundred meters. In some, there is no English, but you are always welcome and assured of good food. The town has beautiful historic buildings and
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