Around Mt. Yokote × Popular Stays Around 10,000 Yen Per PersonRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Before my hospitalization and surgery, I wanted to visit Kusatsu Onsen, so I went. Now, my surgery has been successfully completed, and I am currently hospitalized. This was my second stay at Kashiwaya, and once again, I thought it was wonderful. Room 101 is close to the bath are

For guests traveling with dogs to feel comfortable and use the Accommodation with peace of mind, I believe this should be required and consistently enforced. Also, there was no explanation at all about how to use the dog-friendly Room; I think a basic set of rules and guidance

After sightseeing, we checked in to our room—a spacious corner room with two beds in the Western-style section and an additional Japanese-style area—which left us very impressed. The private bath included an open-air onsen where we could relax comfortably. Dinner was all-you-c

Along this route are two tunnels that delighted our children even more. The drying room was well temperature-controlled; by morning, both boots and gloves were completely dry. For our 3-night stay over 4 days, amenities included only towel exchanges while bedding arrangements we

I stayed for one night as a birthday gift for my mother. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. The bath, especially the open-air Onsen, was amazing. I enjoyed the different temperatures and the unique qualities of each Onsen source. If I may mention one thing, it wou

The Room also had a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional Onsen Ryokan, which was very relaxing and pleasant. The meals offered a wide variety of dishes, including international cuisine, all of which were delicious. The baths included both an open-air bath and a

" The bath in the annex also uses water from the hot spring source, allowing us to enjoy a very pleasant Onsen experience. Breakfast was available for an additional 980 yen, with a choice of rice or bread. It was delicious. Please consider staying here. When visiting Kusatsu, I w

The Room was spacious, clean, and well-maintained. The ski locker on the first floor was convenient to use. It’s a flat walk to the ski resort, but it takes a bit of time. The meals were not bad, but perhaps due to the warming equipment's performance, there were few warm dishe

I stayed for two nights and enjoyed breakfast both mornings. The dining area was also cozy, with morning news playing and plenty of natural light coming in through large windows. I felt safe staying here as a solo female traveler, and would like to stay again. A small table lamp

Features include a large bath with Tron Onsen water, coin laundry, souvenir shop selling items like ice cream, ramen, local beer, a café lounge, restaurant, drying room for gear, and an elevator. There’s also a spacious lobby with comfortable sofas perfect for reading. The sta

The room felt spacious enough even for three people staying together. The accommodation itself, the Onsen experience, and Yubatake were all fantastic—it turned out to be an amazing trip! We will definitely visit Kusatsu Onsen again! And next time we hope to meet the owner agai

The free-flowing natural hot spring water overflowed generously, and it was wonderfully hot and incredibly relaxing. It’s located a little away from central Kusatsu, but as someone sensitive to noise, I was thrilled to sleep soundly in the quiet. They provided a Shuttle Servi

We always stay here when visiting Shiga Kogen for our ski trips. This is our third season. Such a great price for accommodation so close to one of Japan's top ski resorts! It includes breakfast and dinner, has an onsen, spacious rooms, and we are extremely satisfied. The onse

I stayed at Zen in Kusatsu Onsen, and while many accommodations now cost over 10,000 yen even for no meals included, this place was under 6,000 yen. The amenities were well-equipped, and the private rooms ensured privacy, which made me very satisfied. Additionally, there were day

I used the Hotel Sumikawa to enjoy the ski season alone. Thank you for providing me with a spacious room despite being alone. Also, the meals were very satisfying for someone who skied all day. On the second day, I was physically tired, and preparing for skiing and taking care

" When I explained that "Azalea staff said it was fine," they responded with, "It's okay if you're staying at Azalea." The tone felt somewhat confrontational. To prevent such misunderstandings, it might be helpful to provide clear signage or placards for those using the parking a

Although it seemed to be their lunch break, they let us check in early and even stored our luggage—much appreciated! Would love to stay again. If I had to mention one thing, we used the private bath first that day, and the water was lukewarm—but everything else was perfect! Eve

The property located within the ski slopes offers excellent access. While the age of the building and facilities cannot be denied, the onsen, with its Yunohana, is quite pleasant. All the staff members are very nice. Perhaps it's the nature of the area, but it was very good.

All the staff are very kind, and I’ve never had an unpleasant experience. Best of all, they have the rare Watanoyu bath (hard to find even in Kusatsu), and if it’s available you can use it privately as many times as you like—amazing. Depending on timing it can be hard to get in (