Kusatsu Onsen Boun

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.

 If you're looking for a quiet place to stay in Kusatsu Onsen, I highly recommend Boun. It's a 'shinise,' a long-established ryokan (traditional inn) with a rich history, so it has a wonderfully calm and sophisticated atmosphere. It's not loud or chaotic at all; it's the perfect place to truly appreciate some quiet, 'adult' time alone. But the main highlight, without a doubt, is the onsen (hot springs). They have baths drawing from two different spring sources, "Sai no Kawara" and "Bandai-ko," which is actually quite rare, even for Kusatsu. With six different baths right in the ryokan, you can enjoy 'yu-meguri' (onsen hopping) without ever leaving the building. The outdoor bath (rotenburo) is especially tranquil. It's the perfect spot to just relax and gather your thoughts in peace.

This inn boasts an abundant amount of 100% natural hot spring. You can enjoy the hot springs at your leisure with your family. Dinner is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using seasonal ingredients from Gunma. You can also enjoy sightseeing in Kusatsu, such as strolling 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.) the hot spring town and watching the Yumomi show.

This hotel offers a single room plan with 12 tatami mats, so you can relax in a spacious room. For dinner, you can enjoy Wagyu beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）. The hot spring is 100% natural hot spring, so it's the best.

We highly recommend "Boun" in Kusatsu Onsen, which is conveniently located just a 6-minute walk from Kusatsu Bus Terminal. Pick-up service is also available upon request. This hot spring inn is located in the center of the hot spring town, about a 3-minute walk from the Yubatake, and is a long-established inn that has been loved by many literary figures. The hot springs, which are drawn from two sources, "Bandaiko" and "Sainokawara," for the six baths, are all free-flowing from the source. You can enjoy the quaint indoor and outdoor baths to your heart's content. For meals, you can enjoy a Japanese meal that features seasonal ingredients and the flavors of Joshu.

"Boun" is a long-established inn that was founded in 1599, and is easily accessible, being just a five-minute walk from the Yubatake. It offers a plan for solo travelers, and is recommended as it offers both dinner and breakfast in your room. There are six baths in the building, including indoor and outdoor baths, all of which are elegant wooden buildings, and you can enjoy two types of 100% natural hot spring. Both the building and the rooms have a calm and quiet atmosphere, making it the perfect inn for adults to spend their holidays.

It's close to the Yubatake and within walking distance, and they offer a plan for single guests. The service was polite and excellent, the food was delicious, and there was so much to choose from that I couldn't finish it all. I was very satisfied. The room was spacious, and the garden was very tasteful and beautiful.

You can rent colorful yukata here, choose from a variety of colors and patterns, and stroll around the hotel and hot spring town in them. The atmosphere of the inn is perfect for women, and I enjoyed the gentle warmth of the wood used throughout the building. There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, and both have recommended interiors.

This hotel has rooms with open-air baths, so we were able to enjoy dinner in our rooms. The best thing about the open-air baths in our rooms is that we can use them whenever we want without any worries. The tasteful design made for a luxurious time. The large open-air bath was also spacious, and we enjoyed a blissful time here while gazing at the natural beauty. Another nice feature was the service of choosing colorful yukata from a wide range of options.

You can enjoy seasonal scenery such as flowers (rhododendrons) and autumn leaves on the premises. There is an open-air bath in the building where you can enjoy two types of hot springs. Meals are standard Japanese cuisine. In addition, steaks and fried chicken can also be ordered, so foreign guests who are not familiar with Japanese cuisine can feel at ease.

There is a rustic rhododendron garden. There are Japanese-style rooms with windows facing the garden, so you can enjoy the view from inside the room. You can also enjoy the Japanese atmosphere from the Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients.

This inn is a historic Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded in 1601. There are six hot spring baths and two hot springs. There is also a waterfall in the courtyard, and you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. There are flowers arranged here and there in the building, which gives you a Japanese feel.

The open-air bath with natural hot spring water is an open space that leads to the garden. You can have meals in your room, but the dining area is a private room, so you can use that instead. You can choose from a wide variety of colors and patterns for the rental yukata, so I'm sure your girlfriend will be happy.

We recommend "Boun" as Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Kusatsu Onsen. It takes 25 minutes by bus from Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station to reach Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal, and then a 7-minute walk from there to Ryokan. Near the Ryokan, you can see the popular Yubatake hot springs, a show of 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.), and experience Yumomi. Ryokan has six baths, including an open-air bath, so you can enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. For meals, you can also try Himemasu dishes.