We stayed 1 night at Kusatsu Onsen hotel village. It's indeed a resort which offers many activities (table tennis, bowling, game arcade etc.) and a separate spa center with swimming pool and sauna. We didn't bother to step out the hotel until we had to leave Kusatsu.
The dinner and breakfast buffet were delicious too.
There is shampoo and bathing tools for babies in the ladies bath. I believe it's suitable for family with young children.
The view was amazing, surrounded by nature, and the rooms were spacious and quiet—it was wonderful.
The food was also very varied and satisfying.
The seafood was especially delicious, and it went down a treat with the alcohol (lol).
The staff were all very friendly, and when I was trying to take a photo from the hallway with Mt. Asama in the background, a staff member called out to me and took the photo for me on his smartphone, making it a pleasant and memorable trip. 🙏
The hotel is located very close to the main attractions in the city, which was extremely convenient. I booked a room with both lunch and dinner included, and the meals were great — served as set menus with good quality and presentation. There is also an onsen inside the hotel, though the outdoor area alternates between men and women depending on the day. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and was very satisfied.
Driving is more convenient, as there are many famous local delicacies nearby, but be aware of their opening hours. The Ikaho Onsen stone steps, with over a hundred steps, require courage and stamina to climb and return to the starting point. You'll understand what it means to go through hell and back again; once you complete it, you've unlocked a life achievement!
Most of the hotel guests are Japanese, and there are not many tourists. I felt that there were not many guests on the day of check-in, but I didn't understand that for a two-night stay, I was assigned to the oldest and most remote floor. The hotel itself is very large, but the dining hall seats for breakfast and dinner are arranged. It was densely packed, very crowded and uncomfortable, and there were obviously not enough staff, making it feel chaotic during the meal.
An old hot spring hotel, with a large room and a nice view outside the window. We booked a Japanese style room (few domestic guests). The hot spring is very comfortable, one night stay and two meals, buffet style, good service, and they greeted everyone they met. There were performances at night, just like a resort hotel. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the station, which is not suitable for our time. It only takes 5 or 6 minutes to walk. It is also very close to Yubatake, about 7 or 8 minutes to walk, and Nishikawahara Park is also on the way. You can walk around. Not bad, not bad.
Gunma Kusatsu Onsen♨️! So famous! I often heard that a colleague in our company who likes to take a bath comes here every holiday.
I understand! It is even more beautiful in autumn!
This hotel is also very popular! We arrived at about 17:30 and stayed until p5
The environment is amazing👍👍The fairy tale of autumn is here
On an ordinary weekend, the buffet breakfast and dinner are amazing🈵!
The ingredients are fresh, the food is exquisite and attentive, and the vacation time is happy and satisfying
I liked the hot springs and the view overlooking the river from my room, so it was my second stay. There are two large communal baths, 1 floor and 2 floor, so you can enter slowly without getting crowded.
The room was large in a Japanese-style room with a bed and comfortable with a bath and toilet. However, I was worried that the flow of the toilet was weak.
Overall, I think the breakfast is delicious and this price is cheap.
It is a recommended inn for relay accommodation because it is close to Tomioka silk mill and Karuizawa is also close by 20 minutes by car.
Because it is an old historic building, there may be some concerns about security, but there is no dissatisfaction with the service, etc.
It was a room that was too large to stay alone.
There was also a large bath and the open-air bath was the best.
Convenience stores are a little far away about 10 minutes walk, so you need to be a little careful.
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GGuest UserThe view was amazing, surrounded by nature, and the rooms were spacious and quiet—it was wonderful.
The food was also very varied and satisfying.
The seafood was especially delicious, and it went down a treat with the alcohol (lol).
The staff were all very friendly, and when I was trying to take a photo from the hallway with Mt. Asama in the background, a staff member called out to me and took the photo for me on his smartphone, making it a pleasant and memorable trip. 🙏
GGuest UserThe hotel is located very close to the main attractions in the city, which was extremely convenient. I booked a room with both lunch and dinner included, and the meals were great — served as set menus with good quality and presentation. There is also an onsen inside the hotel, though the outdoor area alternates between men and women depending on the day. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and was very satisfied.
AAlc101Absolutely beautiful location and multiple hot spring options! The buffet breakfast was exquisite as well ask the multi-course dinner. Sadly we only were able to stay one night but waking up in morning to see beautiful flurries of snow surrounded by mountains was much more magical and memorable than I imagined! During our stay, I even lost my camera and the staff were so kind to go down the mountain and mail it to me at the airport, speak Japanese to the staff at the airport to help me find it and I am forever grateful for their kindness and service. If I lost my camera I would’ve lost all my photos and videos of the trip! The staff speak Chinese and fluent English and so it was really easy to communicate with them. Will definitely come back!! Thank you Shima Tamura!
GGuest UserWe stayed 1 night at Kusatsu Onsen hotel village. It's indeed a resort which offers many activities (table tennis, bowling, game arcade etc.) and a separate spa center with swimming pool and sauna. We didn't bother to step out the hotel until we had to leave Kusatsu.
The dinner and breakfast buffet were delicious too.
There is shampoo and bathing tools for babies in the ladies bath. I believe it's suitable for family with young children.
GGuest UserWe stayed for one night in late November. It was a shame that the autumn leaves were at their final stage. The tofu kaiseki cuisine was delicious, tasty, and colorful. Many of the surrounding hotels and inns have closed, so the scenery feels lonely. I recommend this place for those who want to enjoy both the baths and the food.
GGuest UserAn old hot spring hotel, with a large room and a nice view outside the window. We booked a Japanese style room (few domestic guests). The hot spring is very comfortable, one night stay and two meals, buffet style, good service, and they greeted everyone they met. There were performances at night, just like a resort hotel. The hotel has a shuttle bus to the station, which is not suitable for our time. It only takes 5 or 6 minutes to walk. It is also very close to Yubatake, about 7 or 8 minutes to walk, and Nishikawahara Park is also on the way. You can walk around. Not bad, not bad.
RrosejGunma Kusatsu Onsen♨️! So famous! I often heard that a colleague in our company who likes to take a bath comes here every holiday.
I understand! It is even more beautiful in autumn!
This hotel is also very popular! We arrived at about 17:30 and stayed until p5
The environment is amazing👍👍The fairy tale of autumn is here
On an ordinary weekend, the buffet breakfast and dinner are amazing🈵!
The ingredients are fresh, the food is exquisite and attentive, and the vacation time is happy and satisfying
GGuest UserDriving is more convenient, as there are many famous local delicacies nearby, but be aware of their opening hours. The Ikaho Onsen stone steps, with over a hundred steps, require courage and stamina to climb and return to the starting point. You'll understand what it means to go through hell and back again; once you complete it, you've unlocked a life achievement!
GGuest UserMost of the hotel guests are Japanese, and there are not many tourists. I felt that there were not many guests on the day of check-in, but I didn't understand that for a two-night stay, I was assigned to the oldest and most remote floor. The hotel itself is very large, but the dining hall seats for breakfast and dinner are arranged. It was densely packed, very crowded and uncomfortable, and there were obviously not enough staff, making it feel chaotic during the meal.
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