2-Star Hotels in Gunma Prefecture, Japan

There was a large bath in a natural hot spring. The building was new and the room was clean. The staff and everyone were kind and I was able to stay with peace of mind. I am very satisfied. You can see Mt. Asama like Mt. Fuji from the window.

This onsen ryokan has a traditional, older feel to it, and the owner, an elderly gentleman, was quite easygoing. Since it's an old wooden building, the soundproofing isn't great. We could hear the conversations from the next room and footsteps in the hallway, which affected our sleep a bit. Also, for some reason, we were charged 400 JPY per person for air conditioning/heating, which wasn't disclosed on the platform beforehand.

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I liked the friendly staff, the fact that breakfast was included, the large public bath, and the ample amenities. It's a bit far from the station, but it's not a problem for solo travelers, and it was very affordable.

There are many restaurants near the hotel, so it was convenient for dinner. The room was clean, but men had a large communal bath, but women had a small bathtub in the room. I was happy that my hair became smooth when I used amenities shampoo and conditioner. I am very satisfied because I was able to stay cheaply with three families. I still want to use it.

Going as a family with children, there is an extra mattress, very good, because I don't like to sleep in the same bed with my child, my son is struggling

I stayed here for a small, cozy stay by myself. The amenities were excellent, and they were happy to help with even a small personal issue, making it a pleasant one-night stay. Thank you very much.

This was my first time going to Kusatsu Onsen. I had originally booked a different inn, but I changed to this one at the last minute because the reviews on other websites were very good, and breakfast was included and it was a little cheaper. After staying here, I definitely want to stay here again next time! The following is a long story, but I hope it was helpful. - About a 7-minute walk from the Yubatake. The inn is uphill from the Yubatake, but for someone in their early 30s, it wasn't too hard. Older people might get a little out of breath. - The inn only has stairs. The rooms only have a toilet, no bathroom. There are two private baths, and if they are available, you can bathe until 9am. Amenities include shampoo, conditioner, body soap, toothbrush, razor, hair band, samue, tabi socks, bath towel, face towel (no face wash or makeup remover) If you are planning to go to a day trip to the hot springs, it is recommended to bring a face towel from the inn (be careful not to forget to take it home!) The breakfast was so delicious and plentiful that it didn't seem like a light breakfast. It was filling. The building is like an old house, but it was meticulously cleaned I was impressed. There are few rooms and it is small, so I think it is recommended for those who want to stay with a small number of people. There are few reviews on this site, but there are many on a certain map, so I decided to stay there. Above all, the staff were very considerate, and I was very happy to be able to spend a quiet time even though it was close to the Yubatake.

The facilities are old, but they are properly maintained. Color 々 is available, clean, amenities and free drinks. There was also a pillow to choose from, and it was good to be able to try the pillow that I wanted to try. I used laundry, so I thought it would be convenient if there was a hook in the room and I could dry something that I couldn't put in the dryer.

It was good! No matter what you say, it's a two-story At the hotel, I didn't have to take the troublesome elevator, and there were few people at the front desk, so it was nice and quiet! There is a kitchen and a separate bathroom and toilet, so it's great to rent a bicycle! I will take care of you again when I travel next time.