ペンション コーボルト

Pension Cobolt is a charming retreat nestled in the picturesque Hanasaku area of Katashina, Tone District, Japan. Located at 2797-282 Hanasaku, Katashina, Tone District, Gunma 378-0408, the hotel offers guests a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by natural beauty. The serene environment is complemented by nearby attractions such as the Oguna Hotaka ski area, just 7 minutes away, and the popular White World Oze Iwakura, a winter resort with ski runs, hot springs, and a dedicated slope for children, located 29 minutes from the hotel. For those looking to explore the outdoors, the breathtaking Mt. Hotaka is about an hour and a half away, offering hiking trails and panoramic views of the region.
The rooms at Pension Cobolt are designed for comfort and relaxation. Each room comes with a private bath, ensuring a convenient and private space to unwind after a day of activities. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, making it easy for guests to stay connected, although there are no pools or spas on-site. While the hotel does not feature a fitness center, its tranquil location makes it ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing.
For dining, guests can visit nearby restaurants such as レストランスクォーレル, a highly recommended option just 3 minutes away by taxi. Minori no Sato, located 21 minutes away, offers another excellent choice for dining. Other nearby restaurants include the Italian restaurant ふらいぱん (22 minutes away by taxi) and the Western restaurant くれそん (35 minutes away). These nearby eateries offer a variety of cuisine to cater to different tastes and preferences.
Pension Cobolt also boasts convenient access to public transportation. While Fukushima Airport is a bit further, about 3 hours and 12 minutes by taxi, the hotel offers guests easy access to the surrounding area's ski resorts and natural attractions.
With its peaceful ambiance, proximity to outdoor adventures, and cozy accommodations, Pension Cobolt provides the perfect escape for nature lovers and those looking to experience the beauty of Gunma's mountains and ski resorts.