Fukunoya

"The place was clean and the hot springs were great, but when we arrived for dinner, which was supposed to start at 6:30 pm, it wasn't ready. We were kept waiting, and even after being seated, it took over 30 minutes for the shabu-shabu pot and meat to arrive... some people waited for an hour. The website showed luxurious tempura and other dishes, but all we got was shabu-shabu, sushi, simmered dishes, and jelly. Breakfast was also disappointing, and this was with two meals included, costing over 10,000 yen per person compared to a room-only stay! And to top it all off, there were only about five staff members, so I wonder how they plan to get through a public holiday... All the staff were foreigners, and their Japanese was broken. It was heartbreaking to see one person working so hard and apologizing. It's such a shame, especially since they said they were trying to make a living by renovating a closed-down inn."

Hotel Yu-No-Jin

"The cost performance was excellent. It included one night stay, two meals, and unlimited alcohol at night. This is my second time using this hotel this term. I was scammed by the student discount though... (bitter smile). The only thing I was a little disappointed about was that the parking lot was full and I had to park in a distant spot, so I wish they had guided me a little better."

Matsunoi

"This is a Nippon tour hotel, it doesn’t have the comfort of a hot spring hotel."

Onsen Theme Park Ryuudou

"We spent a wonderful week at the Ryudo onsen. I've read lots of other reviews in different languages ​​where people complain about the cleanliness being subpar and similar things. These things always depend on what you expect. This onsen is certainly not the newest and has a long history. For us, however, everything here was positive: we really liked our room - you could actually say a suite with a separate bedroom, living room, bathroom and our own garden onsen if you like - and we had a really relaxing week here. The fact that this place has 18 different baths, each with its own separate design, is the highlight. The food is excellent - every day there was a typical Japanese breakfast and dinner with a lively selection of vegetables, meat and fish dishes. The nature is beautiful and invites you to take long walks. The lobby is comfortably warm and the free Wi-Fi is extremely convenient for people who don't have Japanese cell phones. We traveled all the way from Munich and I suspect it won't be the last time."

Minakamisansou

"What impressed me most was the excellent breakfast and dinner! I highly recommend staying at this onsen hotel when visiting Gunma. The main dish for dinner was sukiyaki, which was delicious, and each dish was prepared with great care. The food here is really tasty! This time, I stayed in a room with a private open-air onsen bath. The onsen quality here is very high; the spring water isn't heated, allowing you to soak while enjoying the view of Mount Tanigawa. The service was impeccable in every detail, including specially provided pajamas and decaffeinated roasted tea served at night. The next morning, you can also enjoy complimentary coffee while admiring Mount Tanigawa again."

Hotel Shimeikan

"We went with our family. Our growing children were looking forward to their meals and asked for lots of refills, but the staff were very accommodating. There were many manga comics in the lobby, which seemed to be quite popular with elementary and junior high school students. It's understandable considering the rising price of rice, but the rice smelled a bit like it had been left warm, which was disappointing."

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Kinseikan Seseragi

"Nice staff. Good room. Location is a bit far from things but good for quiet environment. Driving is a must. The food, good but not as good as some other places we were in before. Recommend to try especially if in the area."

Bettei Senjyuan

"Exceptional experience from arrival to departure. Everything is perfect in this establishment. The service is of a level rarely achieved. The decoration is both modern and respects traditions. The collective onsens, very little frequented and therefore very pleasant both exterior and interior, are perfectly arranged with views of the forest, river and mountains. The in-room onsen is on a hanging balcony with an even better view. The meals are delicious, particularly copious with well-decorated dishes and exceptional service. It is even possible to order a very good quality continental breakfast. In short, an establishment to recommend and which deserves to return. Congratulations to all the staff. Great success."

Gensen Yunoyado Sennotani

"Both dinner and breakfast were buffets, and I was very satisfied with the variety of items and each item was delicious. The live kitchen's tempura (crispy shrimp), sushi (tuna!), sirloin steak, and morning omelet were especially good. Also, the all-you-can-drink menu had a wide selection of beer, highballs, wine, shochu, and sake, so I was spoiled for choice. Very satisfied, thank you very much."

Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin

"Restaurant close early . Cannot order food . Vending machines only take cash"

Minakami Onsen KKR Hotel Minakami Suimeiso

"When there was a test drive event for a new ski model, the inn I usually stay at was full, so I went to Minakami and stayed there for the first time. I just checked the price and went there without doing much research. I thought it would be enough if I could eat and sleep, but the inn was better than I expected. The hot spring in the large bath is free-flowing and circulated, but there is no chlorine, so the water was kept in relatively good condition. The family bath that I was able to bathe in the next morning was free-flowing, so this was definitely a step above. The guest room was open and faced the Tone River. It was nice and spacious. I was impressed that I would get grilled crab for dinner at this price (lol). I guess they can do this because it is an inn run by the Public Servant Mutual Aid Association. The other dishes were also freshly cooked and brought to us each time, and although they were not particularly luxurious, they were all delicious. There was a ski drying room next to the front desk, and although it was far from the ski resort, it was perfect for skiing. If there are any vacant rooms, you can use them even if you are not a public servant, so there is no reason not to use them. However, if you expect the kind of hospitality you would expect from a traditional inn or hotel, you will be disappointed, so it's best to keep that in mind. It wasn't that the staff were rude, but the overall service was more like that of a government office."