บริเวณรอบๆ ลานสกีน้ำพุร้อนคุซัทสึ × ที่พักยอดนิยมประมาณ 10,000 เยนต่อคนแนะนำโรงแรม·เรียวกัง

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

" 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

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 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

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

" 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

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 (

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

Everything was thoughtfully designed for ease of use, including the towel rack, and it was very comfortable. The bath is fed directly from the source, and we were able to fully enjoy Kusatsu Onsen. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious!! I would like to stay here again when I

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

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

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,