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Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku
"Great place to relax. And escape from the city. Outdoor onsen are stunning. Dinner and breakfast is good. Have some dust at the window in the room."
Fukunoya
"Overall, it's clean and tidy. There's a step up at the entrance, but shoes are allowed inside, so be aware of that. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, and the last bus leaves early, so those looking for a room without meals should consider their options."
Bettei Senjyuan
"We stayed here in February 2026 in the special room. It was gigantic. There was an absolutely insane amount of snow this year, so the surrounding areas were covered in it. It was still absolutely beautiful. Even though we mostly saw just snow it was gorgeous. We did not use the public baths, but I did use the massage chair in one of the bath areas the in room on which was outdoor was perfect for us. The meals were prepared with us in mind and customized as we requested with our food preferences of no squid or octopus. We ate in our own a private room with a lovely view. The service here was top-notch and we’ve been to quite a few ryokan as this was my ninth trip and my to Japan. They had Japanese whisky and wine in the lobby area after to dinner which was lovely. There was even an ability to somewhat customize, the futon bedding. Finally after dinner there was some rice cake snacks and fruit in the room which I thought was great. They are also complementary beverages, including alcohol in the fridge. I would definitely come back."
Kawaba Onsen Kayabuki No Gensen Yuyado Yutorian&Annex Yuzan
"I visited in early summer when the countryside was beautiful. Prior to our stay, we received a thorough phone call to confirm matters, and our requests were answered perfectly. My elderly parents were staying with me, and I had booked a room with stairs, so they said I could change the room if there was a room available, so they upgraded me and we had a wonderful stay. Ta. There are antiques throughout the hotel, making it feel like you've traveled back in time. In addition, the elderly and children will be happy because an electric cart will take them from the front desk to the accommodation building. When you take the glass monorail to the observation deck, you can look down on the thatched roof of the hotel, and see the majestic Mt. Akagi and the green countryside, making it feel like a small sightseeing trip. I had previously stayed at the sister restaurant, Yakushi Onsen, but it was a different experience and I was impressed. The room was also decorated with antique chests of drawers and transoms, and the daily necessities and home appliances were well hidden from view, giving a sense of care throughout. Some hotels near the beach have washing machines in the rooms, but I was surprised to find a drum-type washer/dryer in the room. Also, Suikinkutsu in the toilet! The one in the garden of a temple! You can feel the owner's commitment. The bath in the room has an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and although it is not a hot spring, there is also a small TV and refrigerator hidden here. The large public bath is fed by natural hot spring water, and the faint smell of sulfur makes your skin feel slippery when you soak in the hot water. Bath towels are also available in the large communal bath in the accommodation building. The bathroom amenities were KNOLL, the skin lotions were Sekkisei, and the hair dryer was Koizumi. I did not go to the public bath for day trip baths. I stayed for 2 nights and was very satisfied with the food. The meals were served in a private room, using a lot of local ingredients, and I was completely satisfied. Even though we had each of us cook rice in a pot, we were too full to eat it. The breakfast was also luxurious, using ingredients that seemed to be good for the body, and including a hot pot of medicinal soup. If I have a chance, I would like to visit again."
Zazan Minakami
"Loved everything about this hotel! Clean rooms, helpful staff, and a cozy vibe made it a memorable stay."
Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami
"What a surprise. A gem. Spacious room. Small hot bath on the terrace with a view on the river. Initially, looking at the dining room, I thought food would be basic. BUT the set menu was really really good. 10/10. 1 michelin star. A series of small so well presented european dishes with a small touch of Japanese cuisine. Une oeuvre d'art. Excellent. Breakfast, Japanese or European. Excellent too. Staff was great too. We will definitely come back."
Houshi Onsen Chojukan
"Stayed overnight at Hoshi Onsen and it was honestly magical. The highlight was soaking in the outdoor bath while snow gently fell around us, super peaceful and almost unreal. The traditional ryokan atmosphere, from the wooden interiors to the quiet surroundings, made it feel like stepping back in time. The onsen itself is beautiful and serene, especially in winter. Service was warm and attentive, and everything felt very authentic and well-preserved. It’s the kind of place where you just slow down and fully relax. Definitely coming back, this is one of those experiences you don’t forget!!"
Tatsumikan
"The staff here was amazing. The service was exceptional and the sanitary also really good. Not just that but the food wasn’t just good but also offered an amazing in depth experience into the deep depths of Japanese cuisine. I would recommend anyone to come here if seeking a quick easy nights rest as its close to transportation."
Minakamisansou
"This is my 2nd time starting at this hotel. Dinner and breakfast a so good. Recommend stay here."
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Hotel Lomosa
"Run by Chinese, communication is easy. European-style decor, but details could be improved. There's a hot spring and open-air bath, and a self-service drink on the first floor. There's a dilapidated hot spring street on the water, and a photo of a renovated ruin with live music is included."
Hotel Sunbird
"This is my third time staying here this year. I travel to super luxury inns several times a month, but I've never stayed at a hotel where I could enjoy the seasons so well and where the staff are so friendly that I really want to return. The interior of the building is old, but that makes me feel like I'm in the countryside, and it's out of the ordinary and relaxing. I always choose the BBQ plan for dinner, and at night it's cool and I can enjoy a delicious meal while listening to the chirping of insects. The staff at the BBQ area are also very friendly and helpful, and this was another stress-free and happy trip. With the plan that includes a private bath, you can take it twice during peak season and once on other days. This time I went outside of peak season, so I was able to take it once, but I haven't conquered all 11 types of baths here yet, so I added a 40-minute morning bath for 2,000 yen. The temperature is a little warm, so if you like lukewarm water, you can adjust it by cooling it in the shower. I like warm water, so it was just right. Personally, I really love the rock bath on the mountain that you can take until 6pm! The baths make you feel one with nature and help you forget the busyness of everyday life, which is very relaxing. I always feel sad to leave and want to stay another night (laughs). I plan to continue coming back here. When I have children, I want to bring them too."
Kanzan
"Very very good, breakfast and dinner are very exquisite, the boss is very enthusiastic. I will stay here again when I come to ski next year."
Onsen Theme Park Ryuudou
"Absolutely stunning! I couldn't stop praising it from the moment I got off the bus! The service was impeccable, making me feel right at home. Every staff member was incredibly friendly, and most importantly, the food was absolutely delicious and meticulously prepared. Even back in Taiwan, I'm still craving it. I'll definitely bring my family next time, and I'll definitely recommend it to all my friends."
Taiyokan
"It was my first trip to Gunma Onsen, and I was surprised at how few buses there were, but there was a bus stop near the hotel, so that was a relief."
Mizubasho No Yado Higashi
"It was a nice inn with a nice hot spring. The staff at the inn are very polite and will make you want to come back again. The rooms are also kept clean."
Kinshuusanso
"To say that it is a luxury ryokan in a beautiful setting with perfect service and amazing food is a joke. It is a standard business class hotel with an enhanced bathroom - big soaking tub and big picture window - it has no decor, no closet, no space. There is no public area at the hotel (no sitting room, terrace, anything), no outside grounds/gardens (it just sits in the curve of a serpentine road), no views, just your room and a long corridor. The service is non-existent as there are only 2 people on staff at any given time at the hotel, and they are useless and rude, they don't even answer emails or phone calls. Refused to serve us dinner although it is out of town with no other food service nearby. USD300 was a big mistake, $100 would have been more adequate."
Gensen Yunoyado Sennotani
"The view is excellent. Buffet spread is delicious. The staff all are very friendly and helpful"
Minakami Hotel Juraku
"This was my first time staying at Mizukami Juraku, but it was pretty good. The view from the window was nice because it was on a hill. The food was also great, with a buffet of whatever you wanted."
Aratashi Minakami
"A newly built modern hotel that comes with a private onsen in your balcony. Dinner with fusion which is not the usual for ryokan stays. You get to choose between Japanese or Western cuisine which we opt for Japanese and it was delicious! it's just a 6mins walk down to the Supermarket. Will definitely come back some day again!"
Kurayashiki
"Pro: The room were so clean and very well maintained, its surely larger than what explained in trip.com 16sqm. With indoor balcony, bathroom, toilet; the roomsize should be around 40sqm. The onsen both indoor and outdoor was so good. However, this hotel has very limited service, no check in counter, no reception, no people. First day when we arrived, all the lights in front of hotel was off so we were not sure if this is really hotel. And when we walk inside hotel prepared all documents and keys on the table. Cons; corridor was freezing in winter. There was only heater in the room and specific point at living room. But hotels provided alcohol beverage to warm us up in the living room instead. ^~^"
Pension Arma
"The location is a bit far, but the owner is okay. The hot spring pool is small, the rooms are basic, and the breakfast and dinner are average. It's okay, though."
Matsunoi
"Very big onsen hotel. The baths were beautiful and well maintained. Buffet was plentiful."
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."
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More Information About Tone District Hotels
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Number of reviews |
714 |
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Total properties |
88 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£195 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£211 |
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Trending hotel |
Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku |
FAQ – Hotels in Tone District
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What is the average price of a hotel in Tone District this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District this weekend is £216 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £300 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Tone District this weekend typically cost £772 per night.
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How much do hotels in Tone District cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Tone District during weekdays is £196 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £277 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Tone District generally cost £707 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Tone District?
Some of the best places to stay in Tone District are near popular attractions like Take no Yu, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Tone District?
Couples visiting Tone District have highly rated stays at Mizubasho No Yado Higashi (from £38).
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What are some of the best hotels in Tone District?
The most popular Tone District hotels for your stay: Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £119), Zazan Minakami (from £44) and Fukunoya (from £35) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Tone District are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Zazan Minakami (from £44), Tatsumikan (from £55) and Ryokan Tanigawa (from £117) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Tone District have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Takaragawa Onsen Ousenkaku (from £119), Zazan Minakami (from £44) and Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £117) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Tone District have swimming pools?
Minakami Onsengo Yubiso Onsen Hotel Yunojin (from £31), Matsunoi and Minakami Kogen Hotel 200 (from £94) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Tone District offer an especially good breakfast ?
Bettei Senjyuan (from £282),Fukunoya (from £35) and Minakami Onsen Aratashi Minakami (from £117) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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