Situated in Kusatsu, 45 km from Jigokudani Monkey Park and 14 km from Mt. Kusatsu Shirane, Kusatsu Hotel Bekkan Wata no Yu (Adult Only) offers air conditioning.
Samuel
United Kingdom
Onsen was amazing lovely sauna and cold plunge tub
Located in Kusatsu in the Gunma region, Oyado Yukizumi provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.
Humberto
United Kingdom
Amazing little ryokan. Provided yukata and breakfast in the room. The onsen in the property is really good! The lady in the reception is a really nice person!
Situated in Kusatsu in the Gunma region, Soumeian features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.
Milena
Serbia
Everything was fantastic. The ladies that greeted us were so adorable, the room vas spacious and very clean. We could choose the color of yukata and we could go to town and public onsens in it, also had baskets for towels.
Breakfast is another experience in privet room that has a view on small garden. And charming older lady serves breakfast with many delicious thing in small plates.
location for us vas perfect, ryokan is close to the Otaki no yu onsen, which we loved the most, and to Yubatake is 13 minutes walk.
Built in 1913, the Kusatsu Hotel exhibits the architectural style of the Japanese Taisho Era.
Stuart
Ireland
Fabulous Hotel. Was the most traditional feel of the hotels we visited. Set menu breakfast was typically Japanese and staff were so good to us. The room was massive with some lovely touches, paper interior windows, Japanese style flooring. The Onsen was fabulous and everything in the town was short walking distance.
Located in the centre of Kusatsu Onsen, Hotel Ichii offers outdoor and indoor hot spring baths, Japanese-style and Western rooms and free WiFi at the lobby.
Selene
Australia
The Onsen was great and the location was great. Service was impeccable and the onsen facilities was great.
4-star Tokinoniwa offers free internet access and flat-screen TVs in rooms, in the well-known hot spring area of Kusatsu. It features hot springs, free private parking and free shuttle.
iannuzzi
Canada
What a gorgeous ryokan! The staff are amazing and the property itself is so beautiful. They also offer a shuttle bus to head into the main town :)
Boasting a hot spring open-air bath, Hotel Sakurai is located a 10-minute walk from the Yubatake hot water field. Guests can enjoy swimming in the outdoor pool during summer.
Vivian
Canada
The shuttle service is great to and from bus station if you have luggages.
onsen baths are nice , especially the outdoor cloud bath with milky color , make your skin silky smooth. Short walk to the Yubatake and Hotel has shuttle service day and night too.
Buffet dinner were amazing 👏 served with local beef steaks which was really tasty.
Hanaingen is an adult only accommodation situated in Kusatsu, just a 2-minute walk from Yubatake, or the hot water field in Kusatsu Onsen.
PC
Thailand
This was the best place I stayed in Japan across all seven of my trips. It’s just a few minutes from the bus terminal and a five-minute walk to the main hot spring. They offered a lovely welcome tea & dessert upon arrival and a delicious Japanese-style breakfast. The rooms are larger than most in Japan, very clean, and well-equipped. There are four private onsen baths on the ground floor available 24 hours. The staff are welcoming, helpful, and polite. Highly recommended if you're visiting this area—I would gladly return for a longer stay to enjoy my favorite onsen bath.
Osakaya Ryokan provides a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 46 km of Jigokudani Monkey Park and 14 km of Mt. Kusatsu Shirane.
Birgit
Estonia
Both dinner and breakfast were very good, they even made some changes for me as I do not eat fish and have some food allergies. Room was nice and onsen was great as well. You can also book a private onsen, which we enjoyed to have mixed bath. Good location. Very professional and friendly staff. A bit retro vibe, but it suits that place very nicely.
Experience culture authentically with a stay at this traditional Japanese-style accommodation. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
The staff were super friendly and helpful. They speak fluent Chinese (I think the owner might be Chinese) Parking onsite and rooms were very large.
Recommended some good site seeing options
Breakfast service was very good. When we stayed I think we were the only ones on some of the days so got table service rather than the buffet.
The view from the window was really good.
It is really cheap :D
I didn't use the onsen but my partner did and he really enjoyed it. Said it was clean and well maintained.
We’ve stayed at many ryokan since living in Japan for two years and this was one of our favorites! It’s a pretty property run by the 15th generation owner. We had a very large room and a private dining room but the ryokan was not very large, so it didn’t feel crowded. The meals are beautiful and healthier than other ryokan as they serve The freshest vegetables from nearby farms and cook it in a “modern furnace”. They also include all you can drink sake, beer and wine with dinner! The onsen were also wonderful.
The location: forest at the base of the volcano Mt Asama , remote , and cool. if you're into golfing this is the place for you. Tennis courts and hiking trails are available as well. The onsen and jakuzzi were great.
It's next to a golf course but had a relaxed vibe.
The room was very comfortable and I liked the view.
The onsen was great, particularly the aerated bath and the rotemburo with views of Mt Asama.
Breakfast was a buffet, which I prefer as I have dietary restrictions.
Tim
Solo traveller
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