Around Mei Lake Hills Country Club × Historic StaysRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Founded in 1875 in Ogano Town, Nishichichibu, once prosperous for its silk weaving industry. Our exclusive hot spring, "Takane no Yu," is renowned for warming you to the core. The lobby with a large irori table and the "Shoun Staircase," which survived Ogano's great fire, evoke a sense of nostalgia. We look forward to welcoming you with seasonal Chichibu cuisine and delicious local sake!

The Property, located a 20-minute drive from the World Heritage Site Tomioka Silk Mill, offers WiFi in all guest rooms and features two separate large baths for men and women. Isobe Onsen has long been cherished by travelers and spa-goers, with its high-quality chloride bicarbonate spring water known as "beauty water" and "healing water for colds." From the special pure Japanese-style room on the top floor, guests can enjoy seasonal landscapes. Additionally, the open-air baths include a fragrant hinoki cypress bath and a rock bath, providing a delightful bathing experience. The daily screening of the "Tongue-Cut Sparrow" story is enjoyable for both children and adults. Meals are prepared using the finest local ingredients from Gunma, ensuring safe and reliable dining.

The birthplace of the Onsen symbol, Isobe Onsen has been cherished by many poets since the Edo period. This long-established Ryokan embodies Japanese tradition, featuring spacious Japanese-style rooms "Kafukan" built in the Sukiya style, a bicarbonate strong saline cold mineral Onsen known as "Beauty's Bath," seasonal Kaiseki Japanese cuisine using local ingredients, and the popular soft tofu in the Japanese-style breakfast.