New Miyako Hotel Ashikaga — Hotel in Ashikaga

Ten steps from the train station, a very pleasant place to stay, at business hotel prices. The restaurant on the 9th floor has a panoramic view over the river, and the city on the opposite bank, nestled in the crook of the mountains. The rooftop courtyard, on the 4th floor in front of the wedding chapel, becomes a beer garden lit by fairy lights from 6-9pm. When I visited, seats in the courtyard were wet from the rain, but four tables nestled under the eaves of the wedding chapel served as a romantic sort of private beer garden. Single rooms for business travelers are very slightly larger than the equivalent in Tokyo, the twin room is adequate for a couple, and the triple for a family. Few foreigners here (I saw one other than myself, in my 7-day stay) . Event rooms on the 3rd and 4th floor are booked full with local civic events every day...

“Fantastic Stay in the Heart of Japan”

I had an incredible experience at New Miyako Ashikaga.The location was perfect, with easy access to public transportation and popular attractions. The staff was exceptionally friendly and went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable.

The room was spotless, thoughtfully designed, and provided all the amenities I needed, including high-speed Wi-Fi and a comfortable bed. I especially appreciated the traditional touches, like the tatami mat area and yukata robes.

The breakfast buffet was a highlight, offering a variety of Japanese and Western dishes, all fresh and delicious.

Overall, New Miyako Ashikaga provided a blend of modern comfort and authentic Japanese hospitality. I highly recommend this hotel and look forward to...

I went to school when I was 18 in Ashikaga for 8 months, and had not been back in eight years. This time I was coming with two friends, though took care of the reservations and what not myself. For the price and the location I have no complaints!||||I enjoy walking in the rain sun or snow and lots of it, so I had absolutely no problem crossing the bridge and wandering the hills in Northern Ashikaga, etc. though that may be a bit more of an adventure than some people's knees care for. Of course there were taxis down front all the time, and I used one once, but the hotel is slightly distanced from any immediate attractions.... Then again Ashikaga isn't the most lively of cities ;p better for walks...