Around Mt. Yokote × Accommodation With Bar for Drinks and DiningRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A Resort Hotel named Lavista (meaning "view") has opened on a hill slightly away from the central area of Kusatsu Onsen. This is the first facility in Kusatsu Onsen to feature a top-floor panoramic Onsen bath and four unique private Onsen baths, all free of charge, where you can enjoy two types of hot springs, including the famous Yubatake source. Additionally, all guest rooms are equipped with private open-air Onsen baths, allowing you to indulge in the "Yukawa no Yu" spring, different from the panoramic bath. On the top floor, the panoramic lounge offers inclusive services such as draft beer after a bath, an amenity buffet that delights women, and light snacks, tailored to different times of the day from check-in to check-out. For dinner, savor a carefully selected Western-style course meal.

Savor Kusatsu’s famed Onsen in the privacy of your Room, undisturbed.A small Accommodation with only four Rooms, each featuring a private open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water.Open the door and you’ll find a bar counter.Your stay begins quietly with a welcome cocktail.Surrender to the waters, then head to dinner wrapped in the aroma of fire.Seasonal Japanese cuisine finished over a wood fire, paired with sake, wine, and cocktails—crafted into an evening to be enjoyed with all five senses.An exceptional time reserved for just eight guests per day.A new kind of stay: “spend the night at a bar and savor the Onsen.”Kusatsu Onsen VAN — a hidden retreat for adults.

In March 2024, a new Property with private open-air baths in every room will open just a 1-minute walk from Yubatake. Located in the heart of the street connecting Kusatsu Onsen's symbol "Yubatake" and "Sainokawara Park," guests can enjoy exclusive use of the natural Onsen open-air baths during their stay, and indulge in a relaxing café time during the day and Bar time at night in the front lobby. Experience a full Onsen getaway right in the center of Kusatsu Onsen. *This is a No Meals Included Property. Enjoy your time in Kusatsu Onsen freely and at your own pace.

Situated on the highlands of Kusatsu Onsen, this property offers 23 diverse types of baths and two hot spring sources. Guests can also enjoy bench-style stone saunas, two types of dry and wet saunas, and three private open-air baths free of charge. Experience the ideal hot spring retreat.

Soak in a milky-white Onsen while gazing at the breathtaking sky vents, then toast with an after-bath beer! Enjoy our carefully curated buffet, or unwind in the evening lounge with a glass of wine and good conversation. A hot spring resort stay where beautiful skin, spectacular views, and exceptional cuisine all come together. Leave your watch and phone behind and savor a luxurious getaway you can experience only here.

CEDAR LODGE is a Hotel built with authentic white cedar wood imported directly from Michigan, USA. It is a meticulously designed space that blends bold American wooden architecture with refined Scandinavian accents. Experience a luxurious space that creates a soothing and relaxing time. Enjoy dining in the spacious and open dining area, and the renowned Kusatsu hot springs... Spend the ultimate luxurious moments with your family or loved ones, surrounded by the comforting scent of wood.

A five-room Accommodation where you can enjoy 100% free-flowing Onsen water—an exclusive blend of Kusatsu’s only private source, “Dainichi-no-Yu,” and the Sainokawara source—entirely in private.Three private baths filled with exceptionally fresh water are free to use 24 hours a day. In the morning, a complimentary breakfast set is served at the on-site café “Neue Post”!On the second floor, you’ll find “Neue Post Dining,” a restaurant known for its delicious curry, with a great selection of beer and snacks.The small “One-Tsubo Bath,” where fresh hot spring water gushes abundantly, is especially popular with Onsen lovers.A microwave is also available in the shared indoor space, and you can enjoy a convenient location for sightseeing.