The hot spring is a perfect choice for guests who are particular about the quality of the spring water, as it is a rich, free-100% natural hot spring. It offers everything you could want, including alcohol and food, so everyone from adults to children can have a great time! It's a very reasonable hotel, so you can feel free to stay there.

This hotel is located in the center of the hot spring town, and it is about a 9-minute walk to the Yubatake. The hotel also holds the traditional "Yumomi (A technique in which a board approximately 180cm long is placed in the hot spring to stir the water and lower the temperature until it is ready to bathe.) Show" and "Taiko Show". The large public bath is spacious and one of the largest in Kusatsu. Meals vary depending on the accommodation plan, and you can choose between a kaiseki or buffet style.

In winter, the snowy world is beautiful, and in spring, the fresh greenery of nature welcomes you. This is a hotel where you can enjoy the changing seasons. When you enter the entrance, there are many barrels filled with wood and a fireplace, which gives it a charming atmosphere. In the warm seasons, there is even an indoor pool. You can experience the splendor of the famous Kusatsu Onsen as you bathe in the hot spring while feeling the highland breeze unique to Kusatsu. The hotel has a large amount of water, even among Kusatsu Onsen, so you can benefit from it. The water is soft and keeps your body warm and comfortable. There are also private rooms, so you can enjoy the hot spring water directly from the source. The food is a dinner buffet. There is a wide variety of dishes that make use of locally produced ingredients. Even if you are picky, you can eat to your heart's content. The all-you-can-eat snow crab until spring and the grilled chestnut steak in the live kitchen are exquisite. The mountain vegetables, which are a delicacy of the mountains, are crunchy and sweet, and have a luxury unique to Gunma. The vegetable smoothie for breakfast is very popular with women.

This is a historic Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded in 1599. There are six baths, including an open-air bath, with two hot springs, so you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. Please note that the washing area can be cold in winter due to the high altitude. The famous Yubatake, pictured here, is within walking distance, making it convenient for sightseeing. There are rooms with open-air baths, so you can enjoy a private open-air bath with free-flowing natural hot spring water. There are both Western-style and Japanese-style rooms, so you can choose the room that best suits the people you're going with. The food is delicious, and is served in 4-5 portions so you can eat freshly cooked water.

Hotel Village has many types of hot springs, and there are plenty of recreational facilities such as a pool, athletics, billiards, bowling, and table tennis within the hotel. There is so much to do that you can't play everything, so it's especially recommended for graduation trips with friends!

We recommend the Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Ichii, Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in a hot spring area 25 minutes by bus from Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station. The tourist spot, the Yubatake, is right in front of the hotel, and although it's limited, you can see it from the rooms. The open-air bath is surrounded by nature, the air is fresh, and the large bath is comfortable. Yumomi (A technique in which a board approximately 180cm long is placed in the hot spring to stir the water and lower the temperature until it is ready to bathe.) experience costs 600 yen for adults, so it's perfect for tourists. For meals, you can choose between a Japanese course meal or a kaiseki meal.

At Manza Hotel Juraku, meals are served buffet Buffet for breakfast and dinner. There are over 50 types of Japanese, Western and Chinese cuisine to choose from. They offer everything from classics like sushi and roast beef to sweets. The baths are spacious indoor baths with 100% natural hot spring, and the open-air baths offer Breathtaking view of Manza without any obstructions such as manmade structures.

This hotel is not only fully equipped with a sauna, but also has a cold bath, which is essential for a sauna, so you can alternate between hot and cold baths. You can enjoy the hot and cold baths of Kusatsu Onsen and the sauna. For dinner, you can enjoy creative kaiseki cuisine, and for breakfast, you can enjoy a Japanese meal while looking at the ever-changing garden scenery.

If you are looking for an inn in Ikaho Onsen that offers English service, I recommend this one. There are many foreign tourists in Ikaho Onsen, so you don't have to worry about anything. If you come across a foreigner in need of help, they will gladly speak to you, so everyone is happy.

The inn is conveniently located less than a minute's walk from the Yubatake, and you can see the Yubatake from there. It is also one of the few inns that draws its hot spring water directly from the Yubatake. There are two sister inns, so you can Visiting hot springs in each of them. You can also rent colorful yukatas in the inn, so it's a hot spring inn that really makes you feel like you're staying in a hot spring town!

This hotel can accommodate 5 people per room and is reasonably priced. There is a free shuttle from the bus terminal to the hotel and from the Yubatake to the hotel, so it is perfect for students who travel by train or bus. The meals include local Gunma delicacies, and you can also eat Joshu beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）(or steak). The all-you-can-drink option is also good value for money, so it is recommended.

It's within walking distance of the Yubatake hot springs, so it's a recommended hot spring inn for those who want to enjoy the hot spring town at their leisure. You can also see the "Yumomi (A technique in which a board approximately 180cm long is placed in the hot spring to stir the water and lower the temperature until it is ready to bathe.) Show", a staple of Kusatsu, nearby. With its purely Japanese-style rooms and free-flowing hot springs, this is an inn that offers a truly Japanese experience. There are also private baths, so if you're not comfortable with large public baths, feel free to use those.

It is a three-story wooden hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn). The long, narrow hot spring is divided into two, so you can easily experience the difference between the Nishinokawahara hot spring and the Bandai hot spring. The meal is a kaiseki meal with 11 different dishes. The wild vegetable urui and apple with white sesame sauce, bluefin tuna sashimi, and grilled abalone were all delicious.

This inn not only has the game corner you've been looking for, but also offers a large public bath with tatami mats, one of the largest in northern Kanto, designed for safety and comfort, and a mega private open-air bath that can comfortably accommodate 7-8 people, so you can have a great time with your friends and family.

I recommend Lake Suwa in Nagano Prefecture. There are many sake breweries around Lake Suwa. You can also enjoy Kami-Suwa Onsen and Shinshu's local cuisine. At this inn, you can compare the taste of Suwa's famous sake. Coupons are also available for those who want to visit the sake breweries, so please inquire at reception desk.

This inn is a 5-minute walk from the "Sainokawara Open-Air Bath," the largest open-air bath in Kusatsu Onsen, which is said to be the largest in eastern Japan and is a world-famous hot spring. Tenguyama Ski Resort is right in front of the inn, and Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort is a 15-minute walk away. You can also enjoy the sulfur spring hot spring in the open-air bath surrounded by nature and the large, open-air bath. As for meals, you can eat a Japanese meal set that comes with either live abalone odori-yaki or golden-grilled lobster.

The food here was a kaiseki course meal made with seasonal local ingredients. The Joshu beef teppanyaki was also excellent. There was a wide variety of dishes and I was full. The indoor bath in the large hot spring bath is made of cypress and has a nice fragrance, and you can relax while looking at the scenery. Men and women can also use the Iji-zukuri bathtub on an alternating basis. The open-air bath is filled with natural beauty and a sense of openness. Women can also get colorful yukata. There is a free shuttle bus from Jomo-Kogen Station and Numata Station, so it's easy to get to.

We recommend Shima Onsen Kashiwaya Ryokan (Japanese inn), which meets the standards of an international hotel. It has English-language guides and Western-style toilets. The large hot spring bath is spacious and relaxing.

At one point they were dealing with inbound tourists, so it seems they have a customer service manual in English. As a hot spring resort, it's one of the country's leading tourist destinations, so there's no problem at all. Many of the buildings are registered cultural properties of Japan, so it's definitely worth a visit. There are 21 baths, and you can enjoy Ikaho Onsen's proud golden waters in a free-flowing bath. There are various baths, including a mist sauna, dry sauna, open-air cold water bath, open-air bath, and massage bath. There is also a germanium bedrock bath, but this is available for a fee. Meals are Japanese kaiseki and breakfast is Buffet, with Western food available as well, and there is plenty of local cuisine.