A cultural heritage Property exuding the romantic charm of the Taisho era, located at the entrance to the Ikaho Onsen area.

A historic Ryokan established in the Edo period, located midway along the famous "Stone Steps Street" of Ikaho. The main building is a "Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan." You can choose your Room from the western wing built in 1920 with cypress wood or the western wing renovated into a modern Japanese style. Experience the warmth of cypress and Taisho-era charm alongside our golden hot spring water directly sourced from its origin.

  • The staff were very kind, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay.The Room was very clean and well maintained.

    まりさまちゃん 5/12/2026

Facilities and Services

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  • Hot spring
  • Spa facility
Free-flowing hot spring / Large public bath / Private bath / Free shuttle service
IN15:00~18:30
OUT10:00
Number of rooms40 rooms
PetNot allowed
Your childPermitted

<Weekday Plan> Enjoy a Casual Onsen Getaway [Free Private Bath Available] – No Meals Included Plan

IN 16:00~21:30
OUT 10:00
¥19,800
No meals ; 2 peopleTax included¥19,404
(USD 122.61)

<Weekday Plan> Stay with a bath and breakfast [Free Private Bath Available] – Breakfast Included Plan –

IN 16:00~21:30
OUT 10:00
¥23,100
Breakfast included ; 2 peopleTax included¥22,638
(USD 143.04)

<Weekday Plan> Enjoy a slightly better deal with dining location and meal details left to the Accommodation’s choice [Free private bath available] – Standard Plan –

IN 15:00~18:30
OUT 10:00
¥27,500
Dinner and Breakfast included ; 2 peopleTax included¥26,950
(USD 170.29)

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Introduction of the Accommodation

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The main building constructed in the ninth year of the Taisho era.

The main building, constructed in 1920, welcomes guests with its rare four-story structure made entirely of Japanese cypress, preserving the warmth of its wooden texture to this day. Each Room in the "Main Building West Wing" is designed with a traditional Shoin-zukuri style, yet features unique and thoughtful designs that give each Room its own charm. The two-room Japanese-style spaces, separated by traditional sliding fusuma doors, evoke a sense of nostalgia for all guests. In contrast, the Rooms in the "Main Building East Wing" were renovated in 2010. While retaining elements such as pillars, ceilings, shoji screens, and transoms, the Rooms now exude a modern atmosphere. The spacious openness and warmth of the wood coexist, ensuring a comfortable stay.

Onsen and bath

Ikaho Hot Springs carries the fragrance of the Manyou era.

Ikaho Onsen is said to have originated in the year 585 during Emperor Youmei's reign. Enjoy the ever-flowing golden waters.

Room
Room

Please relax comfortably in the Rooms, each with its unique charm.

Meal
Meal

Enjoy the "Mountain Kaiseki" featuring local ingredients from Gunma.

Facilities and Equipment of Accommodation

  • The room
    The room
  • Hot Springs & Baths
    Hot Springs & Baths
  • Facilities & Services
    Facilities & Services
  • Meal
    Meal

Basic Information

TaxesAt check-out, we will collect an additional 150 yen as the Hot Spring Tax and 50 yen for the Ikaho Onsen Source 'Golden Water' Protection Fund (adults only).
Card information
VISA / MASTER / JCB / AMEX / DINERS / UnionPay / Credit card payments not accepted on site.
Pets
Not allowed
BreakfastThere is no information about breakfast.
Your child
You can stay.
Room service
Not available
Basically from 15:00 to 22:30, and the next morning from 7:00 to 11:00.
Common amenities
  • × Shampoo · conditioner
  • × Body soap · soap
  • ○ Face towel
  • ○ Bath towel
  • × Body towel · sponge
  • ○ Toothbrush set
  • × Comb · Brush
  • × Shower cap
  • × Hair dryer
  • × Shaving
  • × Shaving Gel/Foam
  • × Bath additives
  • ○ Yukata
  • × Pajamas
  • × Bathrobe
  • × Slippers
  • × facial cleanser
  • × Toner
  • × Lotion
  • × Makeup remover
  • × Cotton swab
  • × Cotton
  • × Clothing deodorizing spray
  • ○ Refrigerator
  • × Minibar
  • × Electric kettle
  • ○ Tea set (free)
  • ○ Television
  • ○ Safe
  • × Scale
  • × Trouser press
  • × Free morning edition
  • × Pay-per-view broadcast
  • × Satellite broadcasting
Facilities and Features
  • ○ Hot spring
  • × Rooms with open-air baths available
  • × Open-air bath
  • ○ Free-flowing hot spring
  • ○ Large public bath
  • ○ Private bath
  • × Sauna
  • × Ganbanyoku (rock bathing)
  • × Within a 5-minute walk from the station
  • × Within a 5-minute walk to the convenience store.
  • × Indoor pool
  • × Outdoor pool
  • × Pet-friendly
  • ○ Spa facility
  • × Fitness
  • ○ Free shuttle service
  • × Shuttle Service (Paid)
  • × Room service
  • × Room Service Available 24 Hours
  • × Barrier-free
  • × Childcare services
Esthetic Massage
Available
Advance Reservation required (Please contact the Property)
Fitness gym
None
Public Bath
The number of Public Bath
2
Business Hours
15:00~10:00
Hot spring
Available
Free-flowing
Available
Milky hot spring water
Available
Additional Information
100% natural hot spring (Heating)
Remarks
Please note that the men’s and women’s bathing areas are switched at certain times.
Private bath
The number of Private bath
3
Business Hours
15:00~10:00
Hot spring
Available
Free-flowing
Available
Milky hot spring water
Available
Additional Information
100% natural hot spring (Heating)
Remarks
Free (time-slot reservation required) / 50 minutes per session Weekdays: 4:00 PM–11:00 PM, 6:00 AM–9:00 AM Weekends & holidays: 3:00 PM–12:00 AM, 6:00 AM–10:00 AM
Spring quality and benefits

Sulfate hot spring

Arteriosclerosis, chronic skin diseases, cuts, burns. Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoids, cold sensitivity, post-illness recovery period, fatigue recovery, health promotion.

※Regarding the notation of "Gensen Kakenagashi"
In some facilities, heating or adding water for temperature adjustment may be performed. Additionally, please note that in some parts of the facility, the hot spring water may not be free-flowing from the source. For more details, please contact each facility.

SaunaNone
Hot stone spaNone

Reviews

Overall Score
4.39
Good (11)
  • Rooms & Amenities
    4.36
  • Facility
    4.18
  • Hospitality & Service
    4.45
  • Meals
    4.45
  • Onsen & Bath
    4.55
  • Satisfaction
    4.36

*Reviews that have been translated from Japanese.*

*Showing only reviews from 一休.com (Japanese) and Yahoo!トラベル.*

Access Information

Address
Gunma Prefecture11 Ikaho, Ikaho Town, Shibukawa City
TEL:+81-279-72-3244

Car: From Shibukawa Ikaho IC on the Kanetsu Expressway, take Route 17 for about 15 km, approximately 20 minutes.
From Tokyo: Head towards Niigata on the Kanetsu Expressway for about 109 km to Shibukawa Ikaho IC, then take Route 17 towards Ikaho for about 20 minutes.

Train: From Shibukawa Station on the JR Joetsu Line, take a route bus for about 30 minutes.
From Tokyo: Take the Joetsu Line (via Takasaki), alight at Shibukawa Station, then take a route bus for about 30 minutes.

Other: From Shinjuku Station, take an express bus for about 2 hours.

Parking Information
Fee
Free for guests
Parking time
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Parking space
No restrictions
Number of parking spaces
70 cars available outdoor
Valet service
Available (Free)
Please park your vehicle in front of the main entrance of our facility. Our staff will take care of your vehicle and move it to the parking area.

Pickup and drop-off information
Available (Free)Applicable only to the nearest bus stops in the Ikaho Onsen area (please contact us with your 'reservation name and bus stop name' upon arrival at the bus stop). Please allow some time for us to pick you up. Shuttle service is not provided to Shibukawa Station or outside Ikaho Town, Shibukawa City.

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