柄沢ペンション

Name: 柄沢ペンション
Address: 557-2 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan
Rating: 7.8

7.8

Very Good

(7 reviews)

557-2 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan

+81 279-88-2858

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Karasawa Pension

柄沢ペンション, located at 557-2 Kusatsu, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1711, Japan, is a charming, kid-friendly pension nestled in the heart of Kusatsu, a town famous for its hot springs. The hotel provides a warm, welcoming atmosphere, perfect for families looking to relax and explore the natural beauty of the area. Guests can enjoy the close proximity to various attractions, including Kusatsu Onsen and Yubatake, both just a 10-minute walk from the hotel. The rooms are simple yet comfortable, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of sightseeing. Whether you're visiting the nearby Snow Monkey Park or Shiga Kogen ski resorts, you’ll find plenty of activities to engage in. The hotel’s location also offers easy access to public transport, with the Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal only a 15-minute walk away, providing easy access to other destinations. Guests will appreciate the nearby urban park, Sainokawara Park, where they can enjoy bathing in naturally heated pools and walking through scenic forested trails. With its proximity to cultural and outdoor attractions, 柄沢ペンション is a perfect base for your Kusatsu adventure, offering both relaxation and exploration in a cozy, family-friendly setting.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Kid-friendly atmosphere perfect for families

2. Close proximity to Kusatsu Onsen and Yubatake

3. Nearby attractions like Snow Monkey Park and Shiga Kogen ski resorts

4. Located near Sainokawara Park with natural heated pools and walking trails

5. Easily accessible by public transport, including Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal

6. Simple and comfortable rooms for a relaxing stay

7.8 Very Good

7 reviews

Location 8.8

Pricing 7.8

Services 7.8

Cleans 7.8

Amenities 7.8

My parents took care of me for 5 days on New Year's Day 2020.I went there to see Jizo no Yu in Yubatake, but I was told that the hot water at this pension was sufficient. The bath is locked as a family bath, and it can be reserved for private use, so it was a relaxing experience. The meals are comforting Japanese food that will be used for a long time, so I thought regular is the best option if you're going to eat it every day. There are stairs, but he said it wasn't that inconvenient. My elderly mother was at the reception desk, and she made a slight mistake in the date, but I have a grandmother who is over 100 years old, so that's just how sweet she is (o^^o) I hope she stays healthy forever. I felt relieved after doing that. It's a family business, so it's a good idea to make a reservation as if you were being treated at a relative's home.