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Holiday houses in Takasaki

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 170 holiday rentals in Takasaki

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Takasaki holiday rentals start at $17 NZD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    70 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly accommodation

    Find 20 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    70 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    170 of Takasaki holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Takasaki rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Takasaki stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Takasaki's top spots, include Chuomaebashi Station, Akasaka Station, and Shimmachi Station

Top-rated holiday rentals in Takasaki

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Home in Hokuto
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Forests, architecture, and art Yatsugatake Minami Fumoto Blackbird Stopover

Peaceful days with a private forest. Enjoy the sound of birds, the sound of the wind, and the flickering of light in the forest from a comfortable distance. Located at the southern foot of Mt. Yatsugatake at an altitude of 1150 m, it is a place where people who seek the nature and climate of the highlands live, rather than a tourist destination. Spring brings new greenery and buds, cool summers, colorful autumn leaves, and the warmth of a wood stove. There are also plenty of seasonal activities, such as skiing, hiking, river play, hot springs, and Hokuto City, which is surrounded by famous peaks, has many viewpoints where you can enjoy views of Mt. Yatsugatake, the Southern Alps, and Mt. Fuji. There is also an abundance of spring water. Please try to find them. The building was designed and constructed by the Tokei team, and the team operates it as an inn for many people to use. The distinctive architecture is a redesign of an old townhouse using modern construction methods and traditional materials. Inside, you'll find artwork such as murals and stone carvings of black birds, as well as books and photo collections selected by the host, which you can take your time to enjoy during your stay. * The capacity is 4 people, but if it is only adults, the number of people who can stay comfortably is up to 3 people. * The price shown is for up to 2 people, and 10,000 yen will be added to the accommodation fee for each additional person.

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Home in Takasaki
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 26 reviews

6 minutes by car from Takasaki Station | P3 parking spaces and 4 bedrooms | A house in a retro-modern building | Hot spring leisure trips to Ikaho, Minakami, and Kusatsu

[Jomo Stay Takasaki 2 -the Garden-] Opening December 2025! A spacious two-story retro house in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, with 5 rooms (LDK), over 140 m².It can accommodate up to 13 people. ★ Ikaho Onsen: 40 minutes by car ★ Waterfront hot spring: 50 minutes by car ★ Kusatsu Onsen: 80 minutes by car The building was built in 1979 and features a design that reflects the architect's unique style.With its wood-paneled ceiling, open corridor, and skylights that let in bright light, this space is full of character and doesn't feel like a building from half a century ago.Within it, we have incorporated a contemporary, modern interior, creating an accommodation where you can enjoy a relaxing stay with your family or group. On the first floor, you can relax in the bright living room facing the garden or in the Japanese-style room.There are three bedrooms on the second floor, making it comfortable for multiple families or groups.With high-speed Wi-Fi and a work area, it's perfect for long-term stays. Access is also good, with the station area being about a 6-minute drive from the surrounding city area.With parking for three vehicles, this is the perfect base for sightseeing and events, or for a special stay with friends and family. Please note: Please understand that the hallways and entryway will be cold on winter nights in this 40-year-old house.

Top Guest favourite
The traditional wooden house features a large, sloped roof with eaves and multiple windows. Surrounding greenery enhances the natural setting, and a small garden is visible in the foreground. Wooden beams and sliding doors reflect classic architectural elements.
Hut in Takasaki
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 640 reviews

Grass-colored Inn 草色の宿

It is an authentic old house made of earth, wood and paper. A city-certified historic building. 5-minute walk to the Hodota Tumulus Group. Limited to one group per day, with an additional charge for groups of 3 or more. The price is the same throughout the year, except for the following weeks. Golden Week, Obon, New Year's holidays. There is only a shower, and no bathtub. There is an air conditioner. A refreshing breeze flows from the south window to the north window. Head out to the garden with the natural vegetable garden to feel the four seasons and relax. ☆ Paid items Breakfast (freshly baked bread, salad, etc.) 300 yen. Calligraphy class: 1,000 yen per hour. The classroom is a 2-minute walk away. BBQ utensils (charcoal, new mesh, paper cups, plates, etc.) are 1,000 yen. Please bring only the food. 3 bicycles: 1,000 yen per night. Early check-in or late check-out is 500 yen per person per hour (please let me know in advance). Up to one pet is 3,000 yen per night (small dogs under 13 kg, housebroken, and not allowed in the bedroom) ☆ Free items Parking, Wi-Fi, towels, hairbrush, hair dryer, washing machine, The kitchen is fully equipped with a rice cooker, hot plate, clay pot, condiments, etc.

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A spacious sunlit dining area features a wooden table surrounded by chairs, offering views of the lush garden outside. Large glass doors open to a wooden deck, enhancing the connection to nature. A soft light filters through a translucent ceiling.
Home in Kamikawa
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Hirake, made from natural materials. Dog run, BBQ, campfire, playing in the river, hot spring, and multi-night discounts.

It is an open natural material Heike house where you can enjoy the greenery of the garden from every room. In the garden, there are barbecues, fires, and fences, so your dog can stay freely. Also, the garden is lit up at night and beautiful. Enjoy cooking in the spacious kitchen.(Fully equipped with cooking utensils, condiments, plates) There are also two great hot springs that can be reached in 10 minutes by car, and the meals in the facility are also popular! (Please bring towels and tooth brushes with you) There is also good access to Nagatoro, Chichibu, and Ikaho Onsen 🚗 In the summer, I recommend playing in the beautiful river nearby! There are many recommendations for hidden gems, so please do not hesitate to contact us♪ ※ There is high-speed wifi. * We will send a detailed map to those who have booked Kanto's largest antique market is held ▪️every Sunday... 3-minute walk ▪️Blueberry Picking (July) ▪️Orange Hunting (Nov.12) ▪️BBQ... rental 5,000 yen (Grill, net, charcoal, lighter, chakkaman, gloves, paper plates, paper cups, chopsticks) ▪️Supermarkets, butchers... 3 minutes by car ▪️Fire pit rental... 4,000 yen (with firewood) ※ Security cameras are installed at the entrance

Top Guest favourite
A well-maintained garden path leads to a traditional two-story house framed by lush greenery. Sunlight filters through the leaves, illuminating various shrubs and trees surrounding the home. The clear blue sky above creates a serene outdoor environment.
Home in Chichibu
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Minsu Aoyama is an entire Japanese-style house.

[Floor plan and facilities] [1st floor] ◾️Chanoma (8 tatami mats) ◾️ Floor space (8 tatami mats, can be used as a bedroom) ◾️ Dining kitchen (gas stove,  Microwave oven, rice cooker, refrigerator,  Each with tableware and air conditioning) ◾️ Western music (analog records, CD listening/   with air conditioning) ◾️Toilet ◾️-Bath room [2nd floor] ◾️Bedrooms (8 tatami mats, 7, 5 tatami mats,  Shared air conditioning in both rooms) ◾️Toilet ◾️Courtyard (BBQ BBQ,  Table rental available)  *BBQ period (April-November) [Nearby] (Within about 10 minutes by car) ○ Hot spring facility ○ Winery ○ Whiskey brewery ○ Golf course ○ Sujin Shrine (Ryusei Festival) ○ Fruit road (strawberry, grape, blueberry) ○ Convenience store ○Supermarket ○ Ryusei Kaikan Roadside Station/Agricultural Products Direct Sales Office (a few minutes on foot)

Guest favourite
A vibrant display of blooming flowers features clusters of purple and pink petunias, interspersed with green foliage. The lush garden bed is bordered by dark stones, providing a natural contrast to the bright colors of the blossoms.
Home in 高崎市
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

Please have a relaxing time on the sunny veranda side of the two rooms that are pure Japanese-style.

30 years after the building, this is a pure Japanese-style detached house. Feel free to use the pans, microwave, oven, and utensils in the spacious private kitchen, enjoy your meals and unwind. Rest peacefully in the tatami mat room on Japanese futons lined with pillows. Parking is also available for up to 2 station wagon sized vehicles. In addition, due to the enforcement of the new Private Lodging Law (Residential Accommodation Business Law) on June 15, 2018, government agencies are required to fill in the list of guests, and foreigners who do not have an address in Japan are required to present their passports.That's why we ask you to fill in the guest list, present your passport, and allow us to make a copy at the time of your stay.I hope this helps.

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Home in Takasaki
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

[Detached House II] Extremely popular and great value for groups of 3 or more! A 4-minute walk from Takasaki Station. Entire, uniquely styled single-family home with vintage furniture available for rent.

・ Designer house completed in January 2021. ・ The kitchen is stocked with pots, pans, dishes, etc., so you can stay with peace of mind even for long-term stays. ・ Conveniently located a 4-minute walk from Takasaki Station, there are plenty of delicious restaurants within walking distance, including Japanese, yakiniku, sushi, and shabu-shabu. ・ The maximum capacity is 14 people, and the whole house is rented out, so you can relax with your family, couples, and groups. ・ Each room is fully air-conditioned and heated for a comfortable stay. You can watch as many dramas and movies as you like with Netflix. Fully equipped with parking.500 yen per night.

Guest favourite
Home in Hokuto
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

A resort with a spectacular view of the Southern Alps at the southern foot of Mt. Yatsugatake, a space where you can relax and enjoy a semi-open-air bath, sauna, and convenience store within walking distance.

A small house will meet you.Wake up with the birds chirping and listen to the wind whispering through the trees in the morning.The large windows offer beautiful views of the Southern Alps.There are also atmospheric cafes and restaurants within walking distance, as well as the famous risonale hotel.There is also a ranch nearby where you can experience horseback riding, so you can enjoy interacting with nature. If you are looking for tranquility, this is the perfect place.Start with a cup of coffee in the morning, enjoy horseback riding or hiking during the day, and dinner in the candle lights at night.

Guest favourite
A wooden deck extends from the house, furnished with a dining table and chairs. Lush greenery frames the view, with trees and a body of water visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Home in Karuizawa
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

[Riverside House] A riverside villa in Karuizawa with a sauna and fireplace

We have renovated a villa along the river in the forest of Karuizawa. Great location is about 2,500 ㎡! Feel the extraordinary feeling of the garden and outdoor dining where you can run around, the living room has a large sofa and fireplace. The bathroom can also be enjoyed in the JAXSON jetted tub, a large sauna for 4 people in the metos, and a rain shower in the water bath. This is a renovated old villa in a natural environment.Please be aware that insects may appear in the room during your stay before making your reservation.If you have excessive allergies to insects, etc., please avoid booking.

Top Guest favourite
Home in Takasaki
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 57 reviews

Entire 3BR House|Free Parking|Family & Group Stay

A private 3-bedroom house for families and groups. Check-in from 4:00 PM and check-out by 12:00 PM for a relaxed stay. Located in a quiet suburban area of Takasaki, offering privacy and comfort. Free parking for up to two cars (SUVs OK). High-speed Wi-Fi, kitchenware, and home appliances are provided. Popular spots by car: Mentai Park (3 min), Konnyaku Park (10 min), Tomioka Silk Mill (15 min), Gunma Safari Park (20 min), Karuizawa (60 min). This area is best explored by car.

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Home in Takasaki
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 76 reviews

New build! 3BR House/1 Stop from Takasaki/2Parking

This newly built Nordic-style house is located in Hamajiri, Takasaki, Gunma. The warm Scandinavian interior offers a cozy and relaxing atmosphere—perfect for families and long-term stays. Just one stop from Takasaki Station, with on-site parking. Nestled in a residential neighborhood, it's a perfect place to enjoy your stay as if you were living there. ◎Nearest Station 9-minute walk from Takasaki-Tonyamachi Station (JR Ryomo Line, Joetsu Line, Agatsuma Line available)

Guest favourite
A spacious living area is furnished with a modern sofa and a wooden coffee table. A large flat-screen television is mounted on the wall, while an elegant plant adds a touch of greenery. The kitchen area is visible in the background, featuring sleek cabinetry.
Home in Takasaki
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

10-minute walk to Takasaki Station! Watch Netflix all you want on a 75-inch TV! 92 ㎡ 3LDK stylish and luxurious home

FUTABA HOUSE Spend a comfortable time in a great location, a 10-minute walk from Takasaki Station It is a stylish, spacious, and luxurious home with a luxury sofa and a 75-inch TV. Enjoy the modern and sleek atmosphere. Ideal for families or friends. 10-minute walk from JR Takasaki Station. G Messe, Takasaki Arena, and Takasaki Arts Theater are all within walking distance, so we also recommend staying here for events! There are also many delicious restaurants nearby!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Takasaki?

    Staying near the central station area makes it easy to access local attractions, dining, and shopping. For a quieter atmosphere, neighborhoods around the Takasaki Byakue Dai-Kannon statue or Misato area are frequently suggested.

  • What are the best things to do in Takasaki with kids?

    Children often enjoy hands-on activities at the Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park and playful afternoons in city parks. Family-oriented museums and seasonal festivals also bring engaging experiences.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Takasaki?

    Explore the Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple, take in city views from the Takasaki Byakue Dai-Kannon, or stroll through local parks known for seasonal blossoms. Shops and museums around the city profile artistic and cultural traditions.

  • How is the weather in Takasaki?

    Takasaki has cool winters, around 31–48°F (-1–9°C), and warm, humid summers near 73–89°F (23–32°C), with most rainfall in July through September. Spring and autumn bring mild days, perfect for exploring parks and gardens.

  • When is the best time to visit Takasaki?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended, with milder weather and seasonal flowers adding appeal. Cherry blossoms and autumn leaves are local highlights during these periods.

  • What are the best places to visit in Takasaki?

    Frequently suggested spots include the towering Takasaki Byakue Dai-Kannon, Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple, and local parks known for cherry blossoms. Art museums and shopping streets show the city's vibrant side.

  • What are some hiking trails in Takasaki?

    Explore forested paths on Mount Haruna, or follow trails leading to the Takasaki Byakue Dai-Kannon statue for city views. Scenic routes around the Usui Pass offer a mix of nature and local history.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Takasaki?

    Families in Takasaki can explore parks, interactive science centers, and hands-on workshops that highlight local crafts. Visiting the Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park is often suggested for those interested in trains and rail history.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Takasaki?

    Nearby, you can explore Mount Haruna for nature views, visit onsen towns for hot spring experiences, or spend time at art museums and historic sites in surrounding mountain villages. Each area brings a distinct glimpse of Gunma's landscapes and traditions.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Takasaki?

    Many places in Takasaki welcome pets, especially in the Misato and mountain-adjacent areas. Parks and walking paths nearby make it easier to travel with your animal companions.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Takasaki?

    Consider trying locally crafted daruma dolls as meaningful souvenirs, and look for seasonal street food at markets. Casual regional events and temple fairs around the city offer a glimpse into community traditions.

  • What is Takasaki known for?

    Takasaki is known for its production of daruma dolls, which symbolize perseverance and good fortune in Japan. The city also has a striking Kannon statue and a legacy connected to railway history.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Takasaki?

    Takasaki has lesser-known shrines, small traditional shops, and peaceful gardens tucked around the city. The Shorinzan Daruma-ji Temple is often recommended for its unique connection to local crafts and culture.

  • What are the best foods to try in Takasaki?

    Try yakimanju, a sweet-and-savory grilled bun, and enjoy locally made udon noodles or soba. Seasonal fruit and street food around temple fairs introduce visitors to regional flavors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Takasaki?

    Comfortable walking shoes are useful, as Takasaki has several hills and shrines to explore. Depending on the season, pack an umbrella in the rainy months and layered clothing for changing temperatures.

  • What is the nightlife in Takasaki like?

    Takasaki has a lively mix of izakayas, karaoke spots, and intimate music venues, especially around the station area. The nightlife scene leans toward casual gatherings, where guests often explore local flavors and live performances.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Takasaki?

    The Daruma Market held early in the year draws crowds looking for lucky charms and local crafts. Summer brings traditional festivals with lively parades, music, and lanterns throughout the city.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Takasaki?

    Family friendly rentals are available near the central station and in quieter residential neighborhoods. Some hosts provide amenities such as extra bedding or kitchen spaces for families.