草津温泉 湯畑泉水

For people in their 20s and 30s to enjoy Kusatsu Onsen, it is best to stay overnight without meals. The open-air bath (hot spring, sourced from Yubatake) in the room was so nice that I took it many times. It was a convenient location, just a 1-minute walk from Yubatake. For parking, we had to stay at the sister hotel Now Resort, which was quite a long walk.

accessIt's good because it's about a 3 minute walk from Yubatake.frontI can't be considerate. Information that the user would like to know first is not presented to the user. For example, if you stay for consecutive nights, cleaning will start from the third day, so there is no point in leaving your room key.cooked riceI ate sukiyaki, but it didn't taste good. I stayed for 2 nights, but the breakfast and dinner menu remained the same. Breakfast is free, but dinner should not be included.roomOnly the open-air bath with natural hot spring water will satisfy you.Due to drainage issues, we were warned not to run the shower on the side of the room and not to overflow the bath.The balcony is dirty. Apparently there is a penalty for smoking, but there are already cigarette butts on the balcony, so no one will notice if you smoke openly.Air conditioners cannot be switched between heating and cooling.I would like at least one more small trash can, and if I can't clean it, I should get a replacement garbage bag.This has nothing to do with the hotel, but the food in Kusatsu is generally not delicious. Enjoy the magical Yubatake late at night and go to the nearby Uomin.

The room is big, cosy and well-designed. Being located near the Center of kusatsu and having a in-room onsen, its price is resonably cheap. Although its food quality might need some improvement, I would recommend this hotel to all friends. I’m even so satisfied to leave my first ever review for a hotel!

Stay at a great deal to commemorate the opening!The price was so good that I used them again in September even though I had just been there in July.The most fun thing was that there was a Kusatsu specialty (?) hot water massage board in the open-air bath, so I massaged it as if I was going to a hot spring (≧∀≦)The first time, there were still some parts that were not completed, such as the restaurant and the shoe box, but the second time, they were completed, and we received a welcome Oronamin or Pokari, tickets to the hot spring rakugo performance, and most importantly, we were able to enjoy the ``Inn without meals''. As expected, (only now?) there was a breakfast service at the attached restaurant. This was a very pleasant surprise.Even a standard room is spacious enough that you will want to stay secluded from check-in to check-out.I stayed there twice, and I think this inn is suitable for young people and especially inbound tourists. I felt that.I thought it would be nice to have a chair in the shower room, but it's normal for foreigners to take a shower while standing, and there is no tea set in the room, but there is a coffee service on the second floor that you can use as many times as you want. It's available, and it's pretty tasty too!Although there is no large public bath, all rooms have open-air baths, with an emphasis on privacy. However, the interior is very calming with Japanese patterns and wood textures.The toiletries, such as toothbrushes, combs, and razors, were made of bamboo and were cute and stylish.Oh, and the futon cover is great!The material was smooth and didn't stick to my skin, so it was very comfortable to sleep on.Although the staff members had minimal involvement, in a good way, they served customers very politely.I get the feeling that you value your privacy.The location was close to Yubatake, and I was able to soak my feet in the outdoor footbath, so I was very satisfied with the stay!I would love to visit you again! !

There is a hotel in Yubatake, and there is no parking space, so a shuttle bus will take you to the parking lot of the affiliated hotel. So it's a little inconvenient to move around. If you have rice included, you will have to go to the affiliated hotel, so I feel it is best to eat it without rice at a local restaurant near Yubatake.I was told that a simple breakfast was included in the morning, but it was a hot Japanese meal *˙︶˙*)ﾉ

It was so beautiful!The staff was very responsive and the hot springs in the guest room were great.It's about a 2-minute walk from Yubatake, and I was talking with a friend about making this our regular hotel when we come to Kusatsu.

Stayed in room 606.Good location, new and clean.Perhaps it was because it was a delicate period, it was hot and cold repeatedly, so I only had three levels of air conditioning, which was a shame, everything else was perfect.It was a little expensive because it was a three-day weekend, but it was worth it. I'm satisfied.

About 2 minutes walk from Yubatake next to 7-Eleven. IN 15:00-22:00. OUT10 o'clock.Access 🚃🚏🚌Approximately 2 minutes by bus from Naganohara Kusatsuguchi StationAnother 5 minutes walk.Approximately 5 minutes walk from Kusatsu Onsen Bus TerminalThere is no 🅿️ for 🚐.①Use the parking lot of our sister hotel "Kusatsu Now Resort Hotel". Shuttle bus from there (both 🅿️ and 🚌 are free)② Park at the Yubatake parking lot (1,000 yen for guests).About 10 minutes walk from there.🏨Welcome drinks are in the refrigerator next to the front desk.Oronamin C and Pocari are available.Bring your own yukata from the corner under the stairs on the first floor. There are towels in the room, but if you are visiting the hot springs, you will need to bring your own towels from here.Shoes inside the building: Leave your shoes in a locker.If you don't like going barefoot, there are tabi socks next to the yukata.We will lend you umbrellas and geta, so you can also visit the hot springs.You can go out with peace of mind.There is no tea etc. in the room, so I had a drink on the second floor.Secured in the corner.There is also ice. Only 2 pieces come out with 1 press, so I pressed 3 for iced coffee🤣The room is spacious and clean.Amenities are available at DHC (bottles).Toothbrushes etc. are made of bamboo.Take a bath for 24 hours 🙀 Get a spare towel. The water absorption is subtle and it's a bit soaked.A microwave oven and an induction cooker are also available.It can warm up retort food.Plenty of electrical outlets too. I can hang up my clothes, butHaving no place to store it can be difficult if you are staying for several nights.Free breakfast is available and reservations can be made for 8:00 and 9:00.Lots of vegetables. The only problem is that there is no space to put the tray. It's a large tray so you can hold it with one hand.Serving meals is difficult for women.Since the only serving plate was a flat plate, food with a lot of water such as pickles would have a bad taste😵⤵️ It would have been better if it had been a small bowl or a container with partitions.It also included a ticket for the rakugo performance.