Hot Springs Hotels in Kusu District

The hotel staff were very nice, and the environment was truly beautiful. We came on a road trip in August, and although it was very hot, it wasn't too hot on the mountain. The place was spacious, and the indoor hot spring was excellent. The kids loved it too, and we will definitely stay here again next time.

很古老的日式温泉旅館 但非常精緻 遵循老傳統的那種 一絲不苟 處處精心 服務很熱情 設施古老 但是很舒服 絕景温泉獨特的 洞穴温泉真的太有意境了 食物非常可口 盡顯本地特色 住在潺潺溪水邊 一下就感受到山野的情趣了。這不是那種網紅式旅館 就是適合你要靜靜的待一天放鬆的地方

I booked three hot spring hotels in Kyushu this time, and I checked into the last one. I was excited, but I was a little disappointed. The charge was twice the price of the hot spring hotel (8XXX) for 3 people. I felt that only the lobby was in good condition. Maintenance, cleanliness. There are only 12 independent huts. You can walk a short distance to reach the check-in hut. There are a lot of bird droppings on the road along the path, which is a bit disgusting. The hotel should also pay attention to the cleanliness of the house. The countertop where the water cup is placed is not very clean. There is a lot of dust on the bathroom window. Furniture, outdoor private spa is a bit shabby. Dinner and breakfast are worthy of praise, and the staff are also very polite.

It is located in a mountain valley, so it is recommended if you rent a car to get there. If not, it is better to just go to Yufuin. Dinner was really plentiful as I heard, and breakfast was also satisfactory. Be sure to bring cash as cards are not accepted. It takes about 40 minutes by car to get to a convenience store where you can withdraw cash.

facilities are old The onsen bunbigawa meal was ok. It is quiet and you can feel the atmosphere of a Japanese ryokan.

The owner is very kind. I couldn't go to the accommodation because my car was slipping on the snow, but he called me and came to call a snow chain company. I wanted to eat dinner, but I couldn't because I made a mistake and didn't make a reservation ㅠㅠ (Even then, the owner took me to the supermarket, so I barely managed to eat. The owner is the best!!). If you want to use the hot springs nearby, you can give the owner a coin for 150 yen (it's 400 yen if you go and buy it). The public hot springs are free, but men and women can enter separately on odd and even days. The surrounding scenery is also nice, so it's good for taking pictures.

The environment is comfortable, quiet, and peaceful. However, the facilities are rather basic, with limited choices. Dinner needs to be booked 3 days in advance. There are no supermarkets nearby, so you have to drive to town to buy takeout. The open-air bath is excellent; you can see the stars at night.

Although the facilities were old, the staff were friendly and the food was good. The open-air hot springs are especially nice as they are buried in nature.