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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 (

" The tatami room featured a sofa, the bedroom had spacious twin beds, the dining area included a large table, and there was an indoor bath sourced from Jizo no Yu that could fit two people—a truly luxurious space. The early check-in time from 2:00 PM was also appreciated. Righ

This was my first stay here. At check-in, the owner kindly used a local map to explain everything in detail, from places to eat and Onsen facilities to convenience stores and drugstores. The Facility is old, but it is well cleaned, and the bath was great with free-flowing natural

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

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

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

The buffet has been further upgraded compared to last time and may have been influenced by Ichii-san's excellent buffet offerings. Highlights included steak made from Joshu beef rib roast and freshly prepared sushi, as well as an impressive all-you-can-eat selection of melon, wat

As expected, the Onsen was truly wonderful—I went in many times and loved it. I also visited several public baths; places like Jizo-no-Yu were very hot with a tingling feel and were refreshing, but Gokurakukan’s comfortably warm bath was perfect for soaking longer. Highly recomme

" 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

We’d like to try it next time. The room is equipped with a coffee machine, hot water pot, and microwave. Disposable slippers, yukata robes, and geta sandals are also provided. Despite having an in-room bath, there was no musty smell in the room—definitely a plus. The front desk

The Room was spacious, clean, and equipped with air conditioning! There is no Onsen in the Accommodation, but there is one nearby, and we were grateful to be able to purchase tickets for Otaki-no-Yu at 20% off. It seems you can also purchase tickets for Goza-no-Yu and Sai-no-Kawa

If you ask, they will lay them out for you as well. The baths are private-use, and since one of the two was always available, we could bathe whenever we wanted. Breakfast is described as light, but it’s actually a generous and delicious American breakfast—very satisfying.

" 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 bath is on the first floor and is a bit small, but the hot spring water quality was great and the temperature was just right—very relaxing. I enjoyed it in the evening, at night, and in the morning. (Night until 10:00 pm; morning until 9:00 am) It feels like staying at home,

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,

It was my first time at Kusatsu Onsen, but I was treated kindly. The group before us were foreigners, but they seemed very reassured and relaxed by the staff's explanation. The room also seemed to have been newly renovated and was perfect. If I have another opportunity, I wou