Around Nishino Kawara Open-air Bath × Hidden Stays Under 10 RoomsRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

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.

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

As other Reviews mentioned, the proprietress’s warm hospitality was truly wonderful. The Accommodation and Room were spotless throughout, making the stay clean, comfortable, and relaxing. I wasn’t feeling my best, but you kindly prepared a Room close to the footbath area, which h

The free private bath was also enjoyable. Having visited Kusatsu many times, this hot spring quality suited my preferences very well. Amenities such as towels, basket bags, colorful yukatas, and samue were thoughtfully provided in detail. Many of the staff at the accommodation we

Yukata robes, samue loungewear, geta sandals, tabi socks, and a small hand basket are also provided for comfort. The cuisine seems Spanish-inspired. It’s an unusual menu for a Hotel, but everything was very delicious and the portions were satisfying. The prices for additional dis

" 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

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

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

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 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,

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