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OHIO Motosan Shukuba works well for families who like to self-cater: each renovated unit has a kitchenette, a washing machine and a balcony, and family rooms are available, some with a tatami floor option. Free private parking suits families arriving by car, which helps since Takasaki Station is 1.7 km away. Check-in and check-out are private, a calm start after a long drive. Guests rate it 9.1 from 127 reviews, a strong result for an aparthotel.

Hotel Grand View Takasaki is a business hotel, but its private onsen is what makes it work for families: parents and children can bathe together in hot spring water without sharing a public bath. Rooms are cosy rather than large, so I would book it for one or two nights. JR Takasaki Station is a 15-minute walk or a 5-minute taxi ride, handy with luggage. Guests give it 9.1 from 56 reviews, an excellent score for this category.

Hotel Coco Grand has dedicated family rooms, each air-conditioned with a private bathroom and a bath, which makes evening routines with children easier. After a day out, parents can take turns at the open-air bath, the sauna or the spa and wellness centre, and the on-site restaurant saves a search for dinner. Takasaki Station is a 14-minute walk, manageable with children but worth planning if you carry heavy luggage. Guests rate it 8.8 from 172 reviews.

I would pick Dormy Inn Takasaki for a couple or business traveller who wants a bath after a day out, less than ten minutes on foot from Takasaki Railway Station. The top floor has public indoor and open-air baths and a sauna. Rooms are air-conditioned with free internet access, and coin-operated laundry helps on longer trips. It is a business hotel with a good bathing option, not a resort.

I would choose Hotel Metropolitan Takasaki for a family or couple who wants zero walking from the train, since it is directly connected to JR Takasaki Shinkansen Station. Rooms are sound-proofed with free WiFi and an air purifier, plus a flat-screen satellite TV, a fridge, an electric kettle and an en suite bathroom with a bathtub and complimentary toiletries. Laundry and luggage storage services are available. It is a station hotel, so I would expect convenience first.

I would choose Hotel 1-2-3 Takasaki for a business traveller or a couple who wants a bath at the end of the day, within a five-minute walk of JR Takasaki Station. Rooms are air-conditioned with carpeted floors, free wired internet and a flat-screen TV. The public baths are spacious, and massages can be requested for an extra cost. It is a practical business hotel, so I would expect comfort rather than extensive leisure facilities.

I would choose Toyoko Inn Takasaki Eki Nishi Guchi No 1 for a business traveller or a couple on a short stay, since Takasaki Station is a seven-minute walk away. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, work desks and free WiFi. A daily Asian breakfast with local specialities is served, and on-site private parking is available for a fee. It is a straightforward business hotel, so I would not expect leisure facilities or a long stay indoors.

APA Hotel Takasaki Ekimae is directly connected to JR Takasaki Station, which makes it an easy choice for families changing trains or arriving late. Rooms are compact, so space is tight for more than two people, but each has its own bath and an LCD TV. The on-site hot spring bath and sauna are a welcome way to relax after travel, and WiFi is free throughout. Mount Kannon is a short drive away. Guests give it 7.6 from over 1,800 reviews.