Ashikaga Hotels with Wi-Fi

A lush and quiet environment behind the Ashikaga Park.

Cheap Check-out １１ From time to time I met the condition that there was a smoking room, so I was taken care of (this is ２ my first stay) This time it was a room at the end of the elevator, so wifi is hard to enter I closed my mouth. Since the wifi equipment on each floor is near the elevator, if you use a PC in a remote room, the radio waves are unstable and stuck (if you want to use a PC in the room, request a room near the elevator in advance) ) There are some parking lots ２, but the parking lot adjacent to the hotel is almost full in the evening (space is about １０ for ordinary cars) There is a parking lot across the road, but the width is narrow So it will be vertical parking. If you move forward normally and try to enter the warehouse, you will end up turning back many times, so it may be easier to enter the warehouse with a back from the beginning. The single room is small. Please note that when you open the door of the desk and toilet, it overlaps and collides. Although the hotel itself is aging, it was kept clean and I didn't feel dissatisfied. It was a hotel that I could stay if I could only sleep.

From the moment you walk into the warm and bright foyer, Hotel New Daiei feels like home. The rooms are well-equipped and comfortable for travelers visiting Ashikaga. With warm duvets and comfortable pajamas, the amenities of New Daiei’s rooms keep you comfortable and well-rested for exploring the charming small-town sights of Ashikaga. The Japanese style bathrooms are perfect for long soaks with Wisteria bath salts from the world-famous Ashikaga Flower Park. Enjoy two home-made meals a day in the spacious and clean dining area. The owners carefully craft delicious and traditional Japanese breakfasts and dinners that please the senses and leave you waiting in anticipation for the following day’s menu. The kitchen at Hotel New Daiei is happy to accommodate different dietary restrictions such as veganism with special offerings that ensure all of their guests are well-fed. In addition to the Ashikaga Flower Park, be sure to visit Orihime Park and marvel at the traditional architecture before eating fresh soba made by hand at Kyouyuuan. Take some time to relax in contemplation at tranquil Banna-ji temple by washing your hands, ringing the bell, offering yen, and saying a prayer. For the family that owns and operates Hotel New Daiei, hospitality is not just their business but their calling. When you visit Ashikaga, you won’t go wrong in making Hotel New Daiei your home away from home.