Agatsuma District Hotels & Accommodations

We stayed for one night on November 28. Reservation is HP of Kusatsu Hotel. We booked a main building corner room with two meals per night. You can pick up and drop off by car from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. Kusatsu Hotel is a beautiful Japanese style inn with a wooden 3-story building built on the high ground of the entrance to the West Kawahara Park. The quaint building is very good atmosphere. The antique furnishings and decorated raw flowers were modest and beautiful. The adjacent Kataoka Tsurutaro Museum of art seems to be operated by Kusatsu Hotel. The corner room on the 3 floor of the main building was a good room with a good view with two corners surrounded by windows. The old wooden frame window feels good. Thanks to the snow that had fallen the day before, we enjoyed the snowy scenery of Kusatsu.The ”Okuba” of the restaurant, which was extended to 2020, is a modern and bright atmosphere while leaving a Japanese taste. The breakfast and evening meals were beautiful, and all the dishes using fresh ingredients were delicious. The public bath (open-air two hot water) is also in a new separate building. It is full of openness and is kept clean. With a large inner bath with a source hanging water and an open-air bath, Kusatsu! It was a very pleasant hot water. (West Kawahara source) Kusatsu Hotel, great satisfaction with a wonderful inn as word of mouth!

We stayed in one of the rooms with a private onsen. It was a large room with two beds on the floor and a dining area. There was also a tiny makeup area/table on the side that I truly appreciated. The in-room onsen was large and comfortable. It had a large window that opens which brings in the refreshing cool air. The Skintheque toiletries were luxurious and perfect. The large shower was also a plus for us. Food was unbelievable. I was able to try new tastes and flavours I won't soon forget. The breakfast chicken with tomato and onion was a surprise. Dinner's abalone was also a revelation. My DH is a tall and large man. We truly appreciated the length of the bed, the size of the shower and onsen. The only problem is that the hotel staff is not very well-versed in English, though they do try their best.

It was the smallest room, but it seemed to have been renewed, and the wallpaper and so on smelled good in the tatami table. The meal was colored 々 and enjoyed. The tea bowl steaming of foie gras was fat and it was impossible for the elderly, but I had a lot of ground things such as salmon and cow in Joshu. I was happy to see me left-handed and to take care of me to replace the direction of the cheek at breakfast. The table interval was wide, and I could enjoy the meal quietly without worrying about each other. Yubata and bus terminal are close, but it is a calm inn in a quiet place.

It was 20 minutes before the check-in time, but the attendant in front of the gate greeted me with a smile, took my luggage and guided me to the front desk, and the receptionist also smiled and proceeded immediately. Other staff were comfortable inn to greet you with a smile. I enjoyed a color 々 bath, and the snow view bath from the open air of the muddy hot water was the best. The room is compact and old, but it is satisfied with the hospitality and service of the smile. The rice was also delicious, such as the fried tenkara and the soup cut soup that Itamae made in front of me.

It was a one-night meal with an official reservation and the child was good with one coin. It is far from the outlet and the old Karuizawa and runs on the mountain road. It is in the back of the mountain and is quiet and nice. There are only guests at night. It is colder than the flat ground, so the jacket is good even in October. I applied for a red leaf cart tour at check-in. I will ride the golf course around the cart. It was very fun with quiz and photo spot stops. The indoor pool was only 2 families when I went after dinner. There is also a jacuzzi. I was happy to see the child's happy face as a parent because I couldn't take it to the pool in the summer at the corona pass. There is no place to eat or convenience store nearby. There is a store but no meals are sold. The hotel meal is very delicious in the morning and night buffet. Children who usually don't eat soba were refreshing with delicious and delicious. The adults were very satisfied with roast beef, sashimi, horse stab and tempura. There was Wi-Fi everywhere in the building. Radio waves are no problem. There is also an open-air bath, and the scenery is beautiful from inside. The congestion expected paper was pasted on the elevator, so I was able to avoid congestion and enter. I entered at night and in the morning. The children seemed to be enjoying the quiz rally in the building, origami and children's rooms. There were several middle-aged men who were fussing in the courtyard at 0 o'clock in the middle of the night, and it was noisy, so I contacted the front desk and responded immediately. Thank you.

When you stay at Shima Onsen YOSHIMOTO in Nakanojo, you'll be on the riverwalk, just steps from Shima River and Sawatari Onsen. This luxury ryokan is 24.9 mi (40 km) from Yubatake and 29.7 mi (47.9 km) from Naeba Ski Resort.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as hot springs. Additional amenities at this ryokan include complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a communal living room.Satisfy your appetite for dinner at the ryokan's restaurant, Yuzuriha, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 8 AM to 9 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

In front of the bus terminal, by the municipal parking lot, the first floor is Lawson, and there is a dining place next to it. It is about 5 minutes walk to Yubata. The rooms are on the second floor, so I do not recommend it to those who have a staircase. We stayed in a Western room suite. The room was large and overall brown and it was very fashionable. The tea confectionery was very delicious. The bath is put in except when cleaning. There is only ２ washrooms, but there are not many rooms, so if you don't match other guests, there is no problem. A key locker is in the dressing room. Free breakfast was very good! Not too much and not too little. The fee is also appropriate. When you tell me that you will be a city bra at check-out, you will receive a 2 hour service ticket for the city parking lot. Because there is no parking in the town, it is better to stop by car. When we returned to the car every luggage, it was around 10 o'clock, but there were already many cars waiting for full cars. It was very good, so I would like to stay again.

This is the hotel taking 5 star from my own scoring so far in Japan. 1) Central location with free car park 2) Amazing Food with Kaiseki type traditional service(Dinner and breakfast). All the ingredients and the way that they prepare in nice atmosphere is amazing. I think it was the best food experience for me so far in Japan. 3) Indoor and open air onsen which is so clean. 4) Service quality and hospitality is top class. We wanted to give a surprise gift to our cousin. We asked their restaurant management to prepare a special closed ceramic bowl etc. They perfectly prepared more than our expectation. Moreover, they also gave their own small gift to our cousin. 5) Building also in traditional shape and well maintained. 6) Our room was traditional tatami style and it was big enough with bath tube and toilet. 7) First floor is the biggest souvenir shop in central kusatsu area.

What I liked was that there was a nice seating areas inside for guests waiting for three out-door private baths and you can see which of these are available while waiting inside. It was very kind of them to do it. They have a beautiful Japanese style garden, and drinking free coffee and tea at the garden seating after the long hot spring (onsen) was the heavenly retreat. They even had free yogurt drink and ice cream at the bath area. Of course with water dispenser. We eat meals at the eating areas, but each group has a private room. Staff are also friendly to children. Only shortfall was that one of the outdoor baths in a public one was out of order, and water in a private bath was not hot enough, so felt like we catch a cold.

Stayed on New Year's Day. Compared to the inn around, it was a reasonable price (because there was no meal). The whole facility is very beautiful, such as the room and facilities. I stayed in a room with a mini kitchen, but the room is also large. It was helpful to have an outlet on the side of the bed. The room was not worried about the cold because of floor heating, but the smoking room was quite cold and the door was badly tightened. Although it is strictly prohibited, as described in the other, the sand and the like were rolling when carrying the carry case, etc., so I thought that the slipper was standard and the facility side was better prepared I didn't know if the humidifier was small and effective for the size of the room. Hot springs are small, but if you don't ask for quality in the hot springs in the inn or so far, it is acceptable. As a matter of concern, it was very cold near the washroom because it was opening the window near the washroom. The free drink service at the rest place was a happy concern. The staff politely taught me the recommended shop for eating out, and it was very helpful. A breakfast with a cherry blossom. It was a style that only took two kinds of bread, winner, scrambled eggs, broccoli rattuiyu, corn soup and cereal. Because the stay is a basic inn, it is a little sorry, but I think it is just good for those who can eat a little. Access It is just from Yubata. It is difficult to understand because it passes through the back alley, but it is only the first. Overall, the facilities are new and beautiful, so I recommend it.