Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village
8.0
Excellent(3164 reviews)
618番地 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan
+81 570-013-232
Hotel Description
Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village, located in the scenic and tranquil setting of Kusatsu, Japan, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and comfort. Situated at 618番地 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan, this expansive hot spring and spa resort is nestled in a lush forest, providing guests with a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Just 2 km away, visitors can enjoy the beauty of Sainokawara Park and the adventure-filled Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort. The hotel’s design beautifully integrates with its natural surroundings, offering an inviting atmosphere where traditional Japanese elements meet modern comforts. The peaceful ambiance and serene surroundings make it a perfect place to unwind and relax. Whether you are looking to indulge in a wellness treatment, take a dip in the hot springs, or simply enjoy the breathtaking forest views, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village provides a truly memorable experience.
The hotel’s rooms range from airy Western-style accommodations to rustic log cabins and stylish condos, ensuring that there is something for every type of traveler. The rooms are designed to provide guests with maximum comfort, featuring modern amenities such as TVs, mini-fridges, and tea-making facilities. For guests looking for a more luxurious experience, some rooms come equipped with whirlpool tubs, while others feature traditional chabudai dining tables, adding a touch of authentic Japanese culture to the overall stay. The rooms are spacious and well-maintained, offering a relaxing atmosphere ideal for unwinding after a long day of exploring the surrounding area.
Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village boasts a wide range of unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can enjoy high-speed internet, fully equipped kitchens in some rooms, and a range of leisure activities that are sure to keep you entertained throughout your stay. The hotel features a full-service spa offering wellness treatments, a public bath with natural hot spring water, and an open-air bath that immerses guests in the beauty of the surrounding forest. For those seeking recreation, the hotel also offers a game room, a bowling alley, table tennis, karaoke, and more. For swimming enthusiasts, the hotel has both indoor and outdoor pools, including an adult-only pool and a wading pool for children. These facilities make Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village one of the few hotels in the area to offer such a broad selection of recreational activities.
For guests traveling to and from the hotel, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village is easily accessible by taxi, with convenient public transportation options nearby. The hotel is about 17 minutes from the famous Kusatsu Onsen and Yubatake, two of the area’s most renowned attractions. The hotel is also well-connected to major ski resorts, with Shiga Kogen just 51 minutes away, making it a perfect choice for winter sports enthusiasts. If you’re looking to explore the region further, you can easily visit the Snow Monkey Park, located just over an hour away, or enjoy the nearby Sainokawara Park, which is only 3 minutes away.
Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village takes guest health and safety seriously. The hotel adheres to the latest health protocols, ensuring a safe environment for all guests. There are numerous safety features in place, including smoke detectors in rooms, 24-hour front desk services, and clear signage throughout the property. In addition, the hotel offers accessible rooms and wheelchair rentals to accommodate guests with mobility issues, making it an inclusive and welcoming place for everyone.
A wealth of activities await guests both within the hotel and nearby. On-site, you can enjoy a game of tennis, explore the expansive grounds, or indulge in a therapeutic soak in the hot springs. The hotel’s location also makes it easy to explore local culture, whether it’s visiting traditional Japanese inns, discovering ancient bathhouses, or participating in the vibrant local nightlife. For a taste of local flavor, guests can dine at a variety of on-site restaurants, including a French bistro, a cozy Japanese eatery, and a buffet-style cafe.
Nearby attractions also add to the hotel’s appeal, with famous landmarks such as Kusatsu Onsen, Yubatake, and Sainokawara Park all within a short distance. Additionally, you can find a selection of great restaurants nearby, offering a variety of dining experiences. The hotel’s central location also places you in proximity to various shopping areas, cultural sites, and entertainment options, providing something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you are visiting for a relaxing getaway or an adventure-filled vacation, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village promises to be the perfect base for exploring this charming and picturesque region. We warmly invite you to experience the unique blend of comfort, nature, and culture that awaits you at Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village.
The hotel’s rooms range from airy Western-style accommodations to rustic log cabins and stylish condos, ensuring that there is something for every type of traveler. The rooms are designed to provide guests with maximum comfort, featuring modern amenities such as TVs, mini-fridges, and tea-making facilities. For guests looking for a more luxurious experience, some rooms come equipped with whirlpool tubs, while others feature traditional chabudai dining tables, adding a touch of authentic Japanese culture to the overall stay. The rooms are spacious and well-maintained, offering a relaxing atmosphere ideal for unwinding after a long day of exploring the surrounding area.
Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village boasts a wide range of unique amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can enjoy high-speed internet, fully equipped kitchens in some rooms, and a range of leisure activities that are sure to keep you entertained throughout your stay. The hotel features a full-service spa offering wellness treatments, a public bath with natural hot spring water, and an open-air bath that immerses guests in the beauty of the surrounding forest. For those seeking recreation, the hotel also offers a game room, a bowling alley, table tennis, karaoke, and more. For swimming enthusiasts, the hotel has both indoor and outdoor pools, including an adult-only pool and a wading pool for children. These facilities make Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village one of the few hotels in the area to offer such a broad selection of recreational activities.
For guests traveling to and from the hotel, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village is easily accessible by taxi, with convenient public transportation options nearby. The hotel is about 17 minutes from the famous Kusatsu Onsen and Yubatake, two of the area’s most renowned attractions. The hotel is also well-connected to major ski resorts, with Shiga Kogen just 51 minutes away, making it a perfect choice for winter sports enthusiasts. If you’re looking to explore the region further, you can easily visit the Snow Monkey Park, located just over an hour away, or enjoy the nearby Sainokawara Park, which is only 3 minutes away.
Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village takes guest health and safety seriously. The hotel adheres to the latest health protocols, ensuring a safe environment for all guests. There are numerous safety features in place, including smoke detectors in rooms, 24-hour front desk services, and clear signage throughout the property. In addition, the hotel offers accessible rooms and wheelchair rentals to accommodate guests with mobility issues, making it an inclusive and welcoming place for everyone.
A wealth of activities await guests both within the hotel and nearby. On-site, you can enjoy a game of tennis, explore the expansive grounds, or indulge in a therapeutic soak in the hot springs. The hotel’s location also makes it easy to explore local culture, whether it’s visiting traditional Japanese inns, discovering ancient bathhouses, or participating in the vibrant local nightlife. For a taste of local flavor, guests can dine at a variety of on-site restaurants, including a French bistro, a cozy Japanese eatery, and a buffet-style cafe.
Nearby attractions also add to the hotel’s appeal, with famous landmarks such as Kusatsu Onsen, Yubatake, and Sainokawara Park all within a short distance. Additionally, you can find a selection of great restaurants nearby, offering a variety of dining experiences. The hotel’s central location also places you in proximity to various shopping areas, cultural sites, and entertainment options, providing something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you are visiting for a relaxing getaway or an adventure-filled vacation, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village promises to be the perfect base for exploring this charming and picturesque region. We warmly invite you to experience the unique blend of comfort, nature, and culture that awaits you at Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 13-minute walk to Ōtaki no Yu.
2. Guests praised the nightlife in the area.
3. Hotel features a game room and bowling alley.
4. One of the few hotels in the area with a hot tub.
5. Spacious rooms with whirlpool tubs in some rooms.
6. Has a range of wellness treatments at the spa.
7. Located in close proximity to Kusatsu Onsen and Yubatake.
8. One of the few hotels in the area with both indoor and outdoor pools.
9. Hotel has a sauna and open-air bath.
10. On-site dining options include French, Japanese, and buffet-style restaurants.
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kusatsu Onsen
17 min
Yubatake17 min
Snow Monkey Park (Jigokudani Yaen Koen)1 hr 13 min
Shiga Kogen51 min
Sainokawara Park3 min
Nearest locations
ホリホック ホテルヴィレッジ
1 min
アル・ロドデンドロ2 min
Jamka bhet restaurant Kusatsu3 min
DONGURI3 min
Miyataya Restaurant3 min
Kusatsu Yubatake Manten5 min
キッチンエリィ5 min
東華苑6 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 12:00 |
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 22 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
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Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
618番地 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 22 min
Transit: 5 hr 7 min
Nearby locations
7.6
Very Good Location
Set in a lush forest, this sprawling hot spring and spa resort is 2 km from both Sainokawara Park and the Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Bicycle rental
Golf
Tennis
Game room
Table tennis
Karaoke
Banquet hall
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Languages spoken
Cantonese
English
Japanese
Mandarin
Accessibility
Accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Wellness
No fitness center
Sauna
Spa
Pools
Pool
Indoor pool
Outdoor pool
Adult-only pool
Wading pool
Water park
Lifeguard
Hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning in some rooms
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Local shuttle
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Convenience store
Self-service laundry
Elevator
Wake up calls
Gift shop
Housekeeping
Policies & payments
Credit cards
Cash
Business & events
Meeting rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Activities for kids
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
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7.7
773 reviews
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129
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なお3
4/5
It's a 5-6 minute shuttle bus ride from Yubatake, so there's no problem with the location.The breakfast had a wide variety and was very delicious.The hot spring was also large and nice.
コーホーサーモン
1/5
The first room I entered was so noisy that the children of the guests on the upper floor were jumping up and down, even after 10 p.m. I couldn't get a good night's rest, so I asked to change rooms.I was able to find a vacant room right away and was able to move. The response up to that point was good.Since I had booked a no-meal plan, it was natural that I would not be given a morning meal ticket at check-in, but when I changed rooms, the staff who guided me told me that since the room had changed, I would be given a facility voucher and a morning meal voucher again. Passed.I misunderstood this as an apology from the hotel due to the noise, but there was no explanation that there would be a meal fee, so since I ended up using breakfast, I ended up having to pay the hotel fee that I had already paid plus the breakfast fee.Without that ticket, I would not have used the breakfast buffet.In the first place, if you had properly investigated the customer's plan and provided guidance, since it was a plan without meals, the ticket would not have been given again, and there would have been no misunderstanding on my part.If the person in charge just hands it to you and says, ``Please take this too,'' the words are not enough and it can lead to misunderstandings.If you can't explain it and it costs money, I think it would be nice to have an easy-to-understand statement on the ticket saying that there will be an additional charge for customers on the non-meal plan.Above all, if there were no noisy guests or if there was better soundproofing, I wouldn't have asked to change rooms.The front staff at check-in didn't hand over any unnecessary items, so I think that's correct.Firstly, it could have been prevented if there was no noise, secondly, it could have been prevented if they hadn't checked the plan and given the breakfast ticket, and secondly, if they had explained that even if they had given it, there would be a charge.Although I expressed my dissatisfaction, I didn't really feel any apology from the young staff, and I wish they would have decided to call someone higher up if they couldn't deal with it in silence.Any more than that would be a waste of time, so I just paid and headed home.I was planning to buy some souvenirs at the shop, but I didn't want to waste any more money on this hotel, so I bought them around Yubatake and went home.I took a day off and took a long time to come to Kusatsu, but I wanted to use that money to enjoy eating and drinking there, but my budget was over.It was a disappointing trip, and I ended up returning home with a feeling of unease.It hurts to spend more than 5,000 yen for two people even though we can't eat that much in the morning.I'm sure the hotel wants to say it's the fault of the person who misunderstood, but in the customer's opinion, there isn't enough consideration given to the pricing, as mentioned in other people's reviews.The yakiniku served by Mr. Agatsuma at Yubatake the day before was cheaper and more delicious.We probably won't be using it again in the future, but other people please be careful.
abc
3/5
There was also a shuttle bus to and from Yubatake at night, which was very convenient.They also have yukatas and geta for rent, so I was allowed to wear them when I went out to the Yubatake field.The open-air bath is also open all night, so I was able to enjoy the hot springs leisurely around 1am.The front staff gave vague answers to questions.There were 3 small insects in the guest room, so I got rid of them.Overall it was normal.
はつみつ
5/5
I was very satisfied.The inside of the building is wide and has many passageways, so it's fun just to walk around.There is also a kids corner and a game corner, so the kids will be happy.The hot springs at Yubatake source were also the best.All the staff were kind and we had a great time.I would definitely like to go again.
小暮賢一
3/5
It's probably because the hotel is built with additional facilities attached, so you have to walk quite a bit to get to the pool or hot springs from your room. It's truly a village.Hot springs have hot baths and are quite effective.You can do putter golf, bowling, karaoke, maze archery, and fishing.I was able to catch carp and crucian carp, but it was similar to wild fishing, and adults had to leave the kids alone and do it seriously to catch fish (lol).If you want the feeling of fishing, I think you will be more satisfied if you go to a fishing pond where you can catch rainbow trout and yamame trout.There are a lot of stairs, so it might not be suitable for people with walking disabilities.
S
4/5
The plumbing in the room was old and difficult to use, but the food was delicious.The public bath is also large, so I took my time in it.You can take a bath even at night, so I took it many times.There is also a shuttle service to Yubatake, which is helpful.We lined up because a lot of people used it.
ななちゃん“ななちゃん”ななちゃん
5/5
When I come to Kusatsu Onsen, I have only ever stopped at Hotel Village. I had stayed in a log house many times before with my dog, but this was my first time staying at Hotel Chateaukan, and my family and I returned home satisfied with the food and the use of the facilities. Again and againI want to use it.
KYAG T
3/5
I've used it several times in the past, and it's a nice, calm hotel.
IKUKO M (Wonder Iku)
4/5
I visited for training and was surprised to find that the room was too large for one person.The hot spring was a nice sulfur spring.
村井はるみ
5/5
It was a very beautiful hotel. I was surprised that the room was spacious and had 4 beds! A mirror for women when applying makeup...On that point, there was a large bright mirror in the next room, which I was very impressed with and it was very easy to use. There was a Jacuzzi bath in the room apart from the large bath.There is a table and chairs on the balcony, where you can also have tea. The scenery feels like a plateau in the forest.The meal was a buffet, but unfortunately the cheese fondue wasn't hot and the cheese didn't solidify!One more thing, I would have liked to have an outlet next to the bed.This time I used it for a tour with a travel agency, and I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.
急行銀河51号
5/5
It's a big and beautiful hotel.The location is far from the center of Kusatsu Onsen, so it's a little inconvenient if you're planning on visiting Yubatake or visiting the 3 hot springs. A free shuttle bus runs to Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal in the morning and to Yubatake in the afternoon. It takes about 5-6 minutes.The hotel's public bath is also Kusatsu Onsen, and is divided into a hot 43℃ bathtub and a warmer 40℃ bathtub.There is also an open-air bath, which is perfect.There were two rooms in one room, a Japanese-style room and a Western-style room, and it was very spacious, clean, well-kept, and very relaxing.
矢島勤
5/5
I use it about twice a year.This is a regular lodging in Kusatsu. The design and contents of the room are the best for the house.I will use it again around September/October.
上島風十
1/5
There may be nails or hair from previous guests in the guest room. The cleaning is sloppy, so if you can't tolerate it, I think it would be best to cancel your stay.When I informed the front desk, they didn't seem to be offended.“Hmm, that kind of thing happens sometimes, right?”It was a reaction like that. Shall I take it? I was told that I should clean it properly from the beginning.Don't expect much from the buffet. Most of the meat was fatty. The customer service of the employees at the restaurant was very good.Also, there were some people who didn't know how to get from the tower building to the public bath, so I think it would be better to put up signs or directions. I was about to take the elevator to the first floor and go underground.
カノー
5/5
Speaking of Kusatsu, Nakazawa Village!You can choose to stay in a chateau or log house depending on how you want to stay, and there are a variety of resort facilities. It is a resort where you can enjoy various activities while enjoying the great outdoors. Traveling within the facility or to the Yubatake is super easy with a dedicated shuttle vehicle! Although it doesn't look as good as modern, shiny accommodations, and the building is undeniably old, it's a very relaxing resort that I love.postscriptundergoing renovationsIt has been beautifully renovated!Very luxurious, comfortable and safeYou can relax and take your time.The hot spring is also a large bath with Yubatake source.Terume Terume from Bandai Mine source andWata-no-yu water from the sourceThree sources are drawnThere is no need to go to the hot springs or Yubatake.Whenever you want, as much as you want ♨️ SamadhiIncluding the jacuzzi in the roomRotate over and over againThe hot water will soothe you
Emo
5/5
I was surprised at how delicious all the French dishes I had for dinner were! !I'll come back later! !
Myu23
2/5
I've been using it since my kids were little.The pool is hot with hot water, but it is a 25m pool with 2 lanes. However, the pool lifeguards are not working, so they have to walk across the pool to give instruction, so even though there is a 25m pool, it is not a place to practice. Some people swim fast and some swim slowly, but I would like to at least guide parents and children who walk across or walk to the swimming zone instead of the 25m pool.There are not many people in the pool since September is past the season, but the condition of the pool without lifeguards is dangerous. I wonder if they are getting paid just to be in the pool.As for the hotel situation, the staff is good and the rooms are always clean and comfortable.I come here again and again because I can relax and enjoy bowling, forest stage, archery, etc.
Tゆう
1/5
Used on heartbreak tripIt's far from YubatakeTake-out food such as yakitori will get cold, but it's good exercise.Guest roomThere are tissues near the pillow◎This was the first hotel I've ever stayed at.The only view outside is trees.staffThe morning staff are a little more motivated than usual.The young staff at check-in seemed unmotivated and made me feel uncomfortable.mealIt was the best booby hotel I've ever stayed at.It wasn't delicious and there were too many people who couldn't eat slowly. However, the milk for breakfast was so delicious that it could be said to be one of the best ever.It's a good exercise from the guest room to the bath.It's far from Yubatake and the surrounding area is noisy, so I don't think I'll ever stay here alone or with several people. I think soThe milk was so delicious that I wanted to buy it for myself.
z z
5/5
I use it often.The building is old and has the smell of bubbles, but every corner has been thoroughly cleaned.Facilities such as air conditioning have been renewed, so it is comfortable. I like retro things, so I find it very comfortable to be this old.The staff are also kind and greet you cheerfully when you pass each other.Is the hot spring a little small for the number of people it can accommodate? However, if you are in the middle of the night or early in the morning, you can reserve the place for private use.The pool also looks like a bubble, but it is also well maintained. The breakfast buffet is also very delicious.It's truly located in the forest, and I feel soothed every time I visit. I always leave feeling refreshed when I go home. Thank you again.
Lpt Xjb
4/5
It was very relaxing. You can enjoy various activities with your passport, which is a waste if you don't stay for at least 2 nights.I asked to be a nature guide for the afternoon and participated. Recommended for those who like nature, plants, gardening, etc. The guide is very detailed and brings along magnifying glasses to help you observe. I think it would be good for elementary and junior high school students to do independent research.When I applied for an afternoon outdoor walk over the phone, I was unable to connect to someone who knew right away, so I deducted one star for the service. I would like them to answer the phone and immediately connect the person to the front desk if they are unsure, or to escalate the situation since it is a paid phone call. Of course, the hot springs are the best. It is wonderful that there are three sources. I'll visit you again.
Aihara Yasuhiro
4/5
Good baths, good service, good play corner, and good food. Too bad it's far from Tokyo!