Hotel New Koyo

I stayed at Hotel New Momiji during my trip to Kusatsu onsen(hot spring). While it's a little independent guest cottages from the center of onsen(hot spring) town, the Yubatake, there's a frequent shuttle bus, so sightseeing wasn't a problem at all. Dinner was a much-anticipated buffet, featuring a wide variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes, including a menu using local ingredients, as well as specially ordered crab and abalone dishes, so I was able to enjoy it to my heart's content. The spacious public bath allowed me to fully enjoy Kusatsu's high-quality hot springs, which seemed to soothe my daily fatigue. The open-air bath was also spacious, so I enjoyed a relaxing soak while admiring the view outside. Apparently, bath to view the snow is available in winter. I was surprised to find such a fulfilling stay at such a reasonable price.

Enjoy easy access to Kusatsu's famous hot springs and ski slopes from this ideally located inn. We are just a five-minute walk from the Sai no Kawara Rotenburo, one of the largest and most famous open-air baths in Eastern Japan.For winter sports enthusiasts, the Tenguyama Ski Resort is directly in front of the hotel, and the main Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort is only a 15-minute walk away.After a day of exploring, unwind in our own sulfur spring baths. You can choose between our open-air bath surrounded by the beauty of nature or our spacious and airy indoor public bath. For dinner, you will be treated to a traditional Japanese course meal, which includes a choice of either freshly grilled live abalone or a rich, golden-baked lobster.

This inn is about a 25-minute bus ride from Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station, and is located right in front of Tenguyama Ski Resort. The open-air baths, where you can enjoy the view of nature, are relaxing. The sulfur spring water is effective for treating skin diseases and fatigue. Meals are Buffet, and one alcoholic drink is included.

"Hotel New Momiji" is a hotel located right in front of Kusatsu International Ski Resort. The hotel has a large glass-walled bath and an open-air bath, and the view from the open-air bath is particularly great. You can enjoy the hot springs 24 hours a day. Sainokawara Park can be seen from the guest rooms, and the largest open-air bath in eastern Japan, "Sainokawara Open-Air Bath," is just a five-minute walk away, so it's worth a quick trip.

This Kusatsu inn offers a plan for solo travelers, with two meals included, and costs less than 10,000 yen. Both dinner and breakfast are Buffet, and soft drinks are all-you-can-drink. There is also a spacious open-air rock bath, so you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot springs. Not only is it a casual place to stay, but the views from the rooms are also great.

We recommend Hotel New Momiji, which boasts a great view from its open-air bath. They offer a plan that includes a hot spring bath and two meals, dinner and breakfast. The bath water, which is free to use 24 hours a day, is drawn from the Bandaiko hot spring, so you can soothe your skiing fatigue.