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Dinner featured Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine with stunning tableware and, of course, delicious dishes. The grilled ayu fish was the best I've ever had. Breakfast the next morning was equally satisfying, with every dish tasting great—especially the grilled salmon. The hospitality f

This time, we enjoyed a relaxing stay with IKYU's value Plan, featuring a spacious Room with Onsen and private dining at a traditional restaurant. The final dish of matsutake mushroom dobin-mushi was delightful, showcasing heartfelt cuisine. The piano and flute lobby concert brou

I have stayed at several Ryokan considered high-end, but there is usually at least one thing that falls short—here there was nothing at all; this was an Accommodation where everything was truly excellent. The scenery is also beautiful, so if I have the chance I would like to visi

The food, hospitality, and the semi-open-air bath with natural hot spring water in the room were all truly amazing. I was humbled to receive a box of delicious homemade hot spring buns as a souvenir, along with a courteous greeting from the owner. I will definitely visit again. T

Our stay exceeded all expectations in every aspect—Onsen, meals, and hospitality—making it truly a "blissful time." We thoroughly enjoyed both the "Ogumiage no Yu" and "Hana no Yu" Onsen baths that we had been looking forward to. The highest quality spring water was gentle on th

This was my first time visiting Kusatsu Onsen. My first surprise was the “Melody Line,” where the driving sound plays the folk song “Kusatsu-bushi.” I was truly impressed. Yubatake is also wonderful—something you can experience with all five senses. The Facility at Toki n

The newly built room was outstanding in every aspect—design, bedroom, and private bath. However, what truly made it feel first-class was the people. The warm hospitality from all the staff and the proprietress was unforgettable! Thank you for creating such wonderful travel memori

I stayed in a twin room with a terrace and open-air Onsen bath. The room was stylish and very comfortable, but the highlight was definitely the amazing open-air Onsen bath! There were wooden boards for Yumomi, a famous tradition of Kusatsu, allowing us to fully enjoy the Kusa

This Accommodation in Kusatsu, one of Japan’s premier Onsen destinations, offered such outstanding cuisine that it made us want to visit for the food rather than the hot springs. One carefully crafted dish after another was served on a beautiful white lacquered table—everything

The private room bath matched its photos—spacious and enjoyable! While private baths are great too, having a large room bath allowed us to relax multiple times at our convenience. The slightly hot natural spring water with floating mineral deposits left our skin smooth and soft.

We could enjoy our meals without any hesitation. Each dish was prepared with care, and since we upgraded, the beef fillet was also very delicious. It was my first time at Kusatsu Onsen, and I was able to spend a very elegant and pleasant time with my best friend. My best fr

- It was a level of excellence beyond the hotel's bar counter. - The hospitality was excellent, and although the chef was young, the explanations were easy to understand and left a very good impression. - I think breakfast was the ultimate in luxury despite its simplicity. The fr

The bed was also large and comfortable. The open-air bath in the room was very pleasant. The amenities, such as the toothbrush and hairbrush made from bamboo crafts, showed attention to detail. Having a hair iron in the room was also great! The mini kitchen was convenient,

Each piece of furniture was so lovely I wanted to photograph it, the artwork on display was all tasteful, and even the hallways were beautifully polished. It’s an old building with a great sense of tradition, but the Room has been renovated to be comfortable and easy to stay in.