Nagano-Haragusa-Kuchiguchi Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan for business trips

Located just a 3-minute walk from Yubatake, this charming accommodation with over 100 years of history offers a warm and simple atmosphere. Enjoy two types of onsen, "Yubatake" and "Wata-no-Yu," both available for private use with natural hot spring water directly sourced from the springs, providing Kusatsu's renowned powerful healing properties and leaving your skin smooth. Savor handmade Japanese breakfasts and experience heartfelt hospitality unique to small accommodations. Perfect as a base for exploring Kusatsu, enjoying sightseeing, and experiencing various onsens.

Within a vast 5,600-tsubo Property, you can connect with nature and enjoy exploring the forest and discovering its wonders, surrounded by magnificent scenery that changes with the seasons. Additionally, the Property is equipped with a variety of leisure Facilities, including a campsite, a ground, and tennis courts, making it an ideal choice for group activities such as clubs or training camps. Relax and rejuvenate both your mind and body in our prideful open-air baths, where you can enjoy the fresh greenery in spring and the vibrant autumn leaves in fall. Experience the ultimate healing and indulge in the finest stay at our Property.

Just a 1-minute walk from the famous Kusatsu Onsen attraction 'Yubatake'. The traditional Japanese-style Ryokan 'Naraya' exudes historical charm. Boasting a variety of Room types suitable for various travels and the 24-hour flowing Onsen 'Shirahata no Yu'.

In addition to sightseeing in Kusatsu Onsen, you can also relax at the Hotel with a large public bath, sauna, and after-bath lounge. We offer dog-friendly rooms, a dog run, and free rental pet supplies. You can also enjoy a wide selection of free rentals such as Nintendo Switch consoles, board games, ski gear, baby items, and beauty appliances (available on a first-come, first-served basis; quantities are limited). About a 15-minute walk to Yubatake. Free parking for 67 cars is available in front of the Hotel (first-come, first-served; no Reservation). About 25 minutes by bus from JR Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station and about a 10-minute walk from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal.

Our Property does not have Onsen or bathing Facilities, but we offer affordable accommodation as a Ryokan specializing in No Meals Included, allowing you to enjoy the many hot springs and dining options in the Kusatsu Onsen area. Self-check-in via tablet devices ensures peace of mind for late arrivals. Many solo travelers also feel comfortable using our services. The Room type is a standard Ryokan style.

KURBIO is a name derived from the combination of the German word "KUR," meaning "healing, recovery, treatment," and the Greek word "BIOS," meaning "life." KUR is often associated with Kurhaus (a Facility for therapeutic and recuperative purposes, often featuring an Onsen), and BIO is commonly heard in recent years in the context of macrobiotics (a dietary approach translated as "the art of longevity"). Kusatsu Onsen Hotel KURBIO is designed with the desire to help guests restore their physical and mental health through both aspects. It offers a serene environment, the renowned hot springs of Kusatsu, and daily meal menus based on macrobiotics. This is a new style of healthy resort that has not existed in Japan before.

At "Property Kusatsu Onsen Takamatsu," you can enjoy a blissful moment of forgetting daily life while soaking in the Onsen flowing directly from the source, experiencing the natural beauty of the four seasons. The creative cuisine showcasing masterful techniques and the Joshu Wagyu Kaiseki meal will bring joy to your taste buds, satisfying both mind and body. Relax in the comfortable public spaces or stroll through the Kusatsu Onsen town, offering joy and healing to all visitors.

A secluded Hotel surrounded by lush highland greenery, offering breathtaking views of the Asama Mountain Range. At night, a sky full of stars envelops you. With the majestic Asama Mountain Range at eye level, this Hotel is truly a “front-row seat” for taking in Mt. Asama. Enjoy activities amid the vibrant green of the Tsumagoi Highlands and naturally recharge your energy. In our restaurant, savor dishes made with an abundance of locally sourced ingredients.

At Kusatsu Onsen, there is a hot spring source called "Wata no Yu." The water is soft and gentle, with a milky white color reminiscent of cotton. When you immerse yourself in the "Kusatsu Hotel Annex Wata no Yu," your body and mind will be warmed and healed to the core.

A resort hotel nestled in a forested highland where you can enjoy the world-renowned Onsen of Kusatsu.Relax your tired body in the spacious hinoki wood bath, then take a leisurely stroll to Nishinokawara Park or Yubatake. For dining, indulge in a fusion cuisine course supervised by Chef Hisanobu Hashimoto, a renowned food coordinator. The dishes aim to deliver not only exquisite flavors but also surprises, emotions, and unforgettable experiences.We aspire to be the hotel that comes to mind when you think, "Shall we go to an Onsen for a little break?"

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.

Kusatsu Hotel was established during the Taisho era as a Western-style "Hotel." During the Meiji period, Dr. Bertz, a German medical scientist, praised Kusatsu Onsen, attracting many foreign visitors to Kusatsu. Later, around Showa 27, the hotel was renovated into the current traditional Japanese-style Ryokan, but the name "Hotel" remained. The charm and spirit of hospitality from the Taisho era have been preserved to this day.

Kusatsu Onsen has long been known as one of Japan’s finest hot springs and remains a lively, popular destination for visitors. In the Onsen townscape, where traces of the Edo period still linger, steam rising from the Yubatake drifts through the streets, creating an authentic Onsen atmosphere. With convenient access via the Shinkansen and expressways, a wide range of sightseeing routes can be planned, and Kusatsu also serves as a central hub.“Mukashigokoro no Accommodation Kanemidori” is a welcoming Accommodation with 120 years of history that cherishes the spirit and warmth of bygone days.

"Yamamoto-kan," a historic Ryokan established in the late Edo period, stands gracefully in front of Kusatsu Onsen's iconic Yubatake. This registered tangible cultural property retains the charm of traditional wooden architecture. Inside, you’ll feel the warmth and history, with a bathhouse offering soothing onsen water directly sourced from Kusatsu’s renowned Shirahata spring. The nine guest rooms are designed for tranquility, offering stunning views of Yubatake and allowing guests to fully enjoy the changing beauty of each season. After your bath, savor handmade kaiseki cuisine crafted with care by skilled chefs. The dining area overlooks Yubatake, where you can enjoy a special moment while admiring the steam and enchanting night illuminations. This accommodation combines location, history, onsen baths, exquisite cuisine, and breathtaking scenery to provide an immersive Kusatsu experience for all five senses.