Maebashi, Japan

Shiroiya Hotel

Price per night from$201.48

Price information

If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (JPY31,070.90), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Superior Room

  • 2guests
25–32sq m | Minimalist, individually dressed, white-walled rooms with furnishings designed by Sou Fujimoto and different original artworks in each, by Ryosuke Uehara, Kenzo Onoda, Naoko Ushijima and Riko Kinoshita | Small sitting area with a coffee table | Queen-size bed | White-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, TV, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare
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Deluxe Room

  • 2guests
25–35sq m | Sleeps up to three (two adults and a child) | King- or queen-size bed | Individually dressed rooms in white and dove grey, with a changing programme of artworks by Maria Farrar, Naoya Inose, Shiro Takatani, Yoshio Shirakawa, Takayuki Yaga and Yoshie Watanabe | Sitting area | King- or queen-size bed | Stone-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, TV, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare | One extra bed is free for children up to 12, but limited in number, so available on request
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Deluxe Twin Room

  • 3guests
35–44sq m | Sleeps up to three | Individually dressed rooms with colourful accent walls and different original artworks in each, by Masahiro Sekiguchi, Chiharu Shiota, Shinya Kigure, Satoshi Hirose, Brian Alfred, Silke Otto-Knapp, Hanako Murakami, Kei Takamura and Kengo Kita | Sitting area | Two small double beds | Stone-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, TV, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare | One extra bed is free for children up to 12, but limited in number, so available on request
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Leandro Erlich Room

  • 2guests
25sq m | Here Argentine artist (and founder of AMDL Circle studio), Leandro Erlich, has made a smaller version of his hotel-atrium installation, Lighting Pipes. He celebrates what’s usually hidden, decorating the white room with brass piping (worked into furnishings and bathroom fixtures, too) | Sitting area | Queen-size bed | Bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room-style shower | Free WiFi, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare
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Sou Fujimoto Room

  • 2guests
37sq m | Inspired by Maebashi City’s official slogan, ‘Where good things grow’, in this minimal, white and dove-grey room, Hokkaido architect Sou Fujimoto has built vases into furnishings to add green accents with ficus plants | Sitting area | Twin beds | White-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub, twin sinks and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare
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Executive Room

  • 3guests
52sq m | Sleeps up to three | A calming space decorated in white, dove grey and dark wood, with original works by artist Ryan Gander and raw-concrete accents contrasting with the luxe furnishings | Sitting area with a sofa and desk | Twin beds | White-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, TV, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare | One extra bed is free for children up to 12, but limited in number, so available on request
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Junior Suite Room

  • 3guests
57sq m | Sleeps up to three | Set on the top floor of the Heritage Tower | A furnished balcony overlooks the atrium and Leandro Erlich’s Lighting Pipes art installation | Bright white and dove-grey room hung with artworks by Hiraku Suzuki and Mineki Murata | Sitting area with a sofa | King-size bed | Open-plan bathroom with a freestanding bath tub, twin sinks and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, TV, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare | One extra bed is free for children up to 12, but limited in number, so available on request
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Michele De Lucchi Room

  • 2guests
51sq m | A dark and dramatic room designed by avant-garde, Italian architect Michele De Lucchi, lined and hung with panels of 2,275 traditional wooden itabuki shingles | Sitting area | Queen-size bed | Stone-clad bathroom with a soaking tub and wet-room shower | Free WiFi, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare
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Jasper Morrison Room

  • 2guests
57sq m | Set in the Heritage Tower | View of the atrium and its glowing Leandro Erlich art installation, Lighting Pipes | British designer Jasper Morrison has used his ‘super normal’ design philosophy to create a wood-lined room (inspired by an ‘art crate’) which is elegant in its simplicity | Sitting area with a tea set designed by Morrison | King-size bed | Stone-clad bathroom with twin sinks and a cypress soaking tub | Free WiFi, tablet, minibar, kettle, Onca coffee, air-conditioning, humidifier, bottled water, pyjamas, bathrobes, slippers and Osaji bath products and skincare

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