Akagi Onsen Yunosawa Inn
7.6
Very Good(129 reviews)
2027 Naegashimamachi, Maebashi, Gunma 371-0241, Japan
+81 27-283-3017
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Hotel Description
Akagi Onsen Yunosawa Inn, located at 2027 Naegashimamachi, Maei, Gunma 371-0241, Japan, is a peaceful retreat nestled on a hillside in a remote, forested area. This tranquil hot spring hotel offers a serene environment that provides guests with an authentic Japanese experience, perfect for those looking to unwind in nature. Situated 5 km from the revered Akagi Shrine and 12 km from Mount Akagi, the hotel's surroundings enhance its appeal by offering beautiful natural scenery and opportunities for outdoor exploration. The hotel features a traditional design, with rooms furnished with tatami floors, shoji screen doors, and separate living areas, giving guests a true taste of Japanese hospitality. The peaceful atmosphere is complemented by mountain views from the rooms, allowing guests to relax away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. A TV-free environment ensures complete tranquility during your stay.
The hotel offers a range of amenities that make it a standout choice for travelers seeking a relaxing getaway. Guests can enjoy a natural onsen and open-air hot spring baths, which provide a therapeutic experience amidst the lush forest. Free parking is available for those arriving by car, and the hotel is kid-friendly, making it an ideal destination for families. In-room breakfast is complimentary, ensuring guests start their day with a nourishing meal before embarking on their adventures. The hotel also has a restaurant that serves delicious meals, offering both local and traditional dishes for a true taste of the region.
While the hotel does not feature a fitness center, spa, or pools, it provides a quiet space for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi access to stay connected, though the emphasis is on providing a calming, nature-focused atmosphere. The hotel is accessible via public transport, with Ibaraki Airport being about 2 hours and 19 minutes away by taxi.
Near Akagi Onsen Yunosawa Inn, there are plenty of attractions to explore. The Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura, a scenic country road lined with cherry trees, is just 15 minutes away by car, offering stunning views during the spring season. The Gunma Flower Park, known for its beautiful seasonal flowers, is also nearby. For hiking enthusiasts, Akagiyama provides trails with picturesque views, and Lake Onuma offers a peaceful lakeside experience.
Dining options around the hotel are plentiful, with several top-rated restaurants to explore. Guests can enjoy the local flavor and specialties at nearby eateries such as the famous Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura, where seasonal flowers bloom in fall. The hotel’s quiet setting and nature-focused atmosphere make it the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate, offering a memorable escape for all types of travelers.
The hotel offers a range of amenities that make it a standout choice for travelers seeking a relaxing getaway. Guests can enjoy a natural onsen and open-air hot spring baths, which provide a therapeutic experience amidst the lush forest. Free parking is available for those arriving by car, and the hotel is kid-friendly, making it an ideal destination for families. In-room breakfast is complimentary, ensuring guests start their day with a nourishing meal before embarking on their adventures. The hotel also has a restaurant that serves delicious meals, offering both local and traditional dishes for a true taste of the region.
While the hotel does not feature a fitness center, spa, or pools, it provides a quiet space for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi access to stay connected, though the emphasis is on providing a calming, nature-focused atmosphere. The hotel is accessible via public transport, with Ibaraki Airport being about 2 hours and 19 minutes away by taxi.
Near Akagi Onsen Yunosawa Inn, there are plenty of attractions to explore. The Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura, a scenic country road lined with cherry trees, is just 15 minutes away by car, offering stunning views during the spring season. The Gunma Flower Park, known for its beautiful seasonal flowers, is also nearby. For hiking enthusiasts, Akagiyama provides trails with picturesque views, and Lake Onuma offers a peaceful lakeside experience.
Dining options around the hotel are plentiful, with several top-rated restaurants to explore. Guests can enjoy the local flavor and specialties at nearby eateries such as the famous Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura, where seasonal flowers bloom in fall. The hotel’s quiet setting and nature-focused atmosphere make it the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate, offering a memorable escape for all types of travelers.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located in a tranquil, forested area, offering a peaceful environment.
2. Traditional Japanese design with tatami floors and shoji screen doors.
3. Complimentary in-room breakfast and natural onsen baths for relaxation.
4. Kid-friendly with free parking, making it an ideal family destination.
5. Close to cultural and natural attractions such as Akagi Shrine and Gunma Flower Park.
6. TV-free rooms and mountain views for a serene, peaceful experience.
7. Proximity to scenic cherry blossoms at Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura.
8. Open-air hot spring pools provide a calming atmosphere and therapeutic benefits.
9. Accessible by taxi from Ibaraki Airport, ensuring easy transport options.
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Akagiyama
28 min
Akagi Nanmen Senbonzakura15 min
Gunma Flower Park16 min
Akagi Shrine25 min
Lake Onuma26 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Ibaraki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 19 min |
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Location
2027 Naegashimamachi, Maebashi, Gunma 371-0241, Japan
Airports:
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 19 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Set on a hillside in a remote, forested area, this tranquil hot spring hotel is 5 km from Akagi Shrine and 12 km from Mount Akagi.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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旅に出よう
4/5
I have received it several times so far.It's an old inn, but I liked the hot springs and food.However, it seems that it has been closed since December 2023.I wonder if it won't restart again. . . . It's a shame.
fdsa fdsa
3/5
Although it is not written on the website, it seems that day trip bathers will not be accepted for the time being.
石川政範
4/5
You can feel the feeling of a secret hot spring on the narrow mountain path leading to the inn.The parking lot is shared, and the closest parking lot has about 5 spaces, so we recommend getting there early.You have to go down about 40 narrow stairs to get to the entrance, so I don't think it's suitable for people with walking problems.Although it is undeniable that the inn is old, you can feel that they have tried to keep the interior clean.There are two baths, an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and the genders change depending on the time of day, and the baths are mixed at night.There are only two washing areas in each bathroom, but the hot springs have multiple temperatures, which is unusual, and I felt comfortable.There was a large selection of meals for both breakfast and dinner, and the sukiyaki beef for dinner was especially delicious.The landlady seemed like a nice person, and the coffee I had when I checked out was delicious.
K Super Dr.
3/5
There is no private parking lot at the inn, there is only a communal parking lot at Akagi Onsen. It is quite crowded with day trip bath users until around 4pm. There's no manager, so you have no choice but to go to an empty space 💦 From there, it seems like it's about 100 meters down the stairs to the inn. When I arrived at the inn, I shouted loudly but no one came, and I was not welcomed as if I had come here (I wanted a call button), so I wrote my name in the inn's book in a dimly lit small room. Which room is this person in? I was mechanically guided by Mr. Nakai, a surly man who didn't even smile as he screamed in front of me. There was no air conditioning in the room, so it was extremely hot and he was sweating, but Mr. Nakai was unable to operate the air conditioner. I thought I should pay and go home, but I headed to the open-air bath instead. It's crowded with day trip bathers who bring their own drinking water, but if you wait patiently, you'll end up with only overnight guests. It's a wonderful carbonated spring. The food is also very delicious. The yam chawan mushi is wonderful. I was thrilled to see the beautiful fifth-generation young proprietress at the restaurant. It would have been full marks if the young proprietress had served the customers from the beginning😢. The landlady was also a wonderful person.
TK TG
5/5
I'm using it for a day trip to a hot spring, but the retro-looking weight scale catches my eye.The upper tier of the open-air bath is normal, and the lower tier is lukewarm water, and the tepid bath is almost like a cold bath at Garameki Onsen, so you can easily enjoy Garameki hot springs without that harsh process.
HARUMI KIMURA
5/5
An endless loop of hot and lukewarm water with a waterfall flowing right next to the open air. I thought the quality of the spring water was similar to that of a public bath in Nagayu. It's the best. View from the room BGM of the flowing river and the sounds of wild birds. Food is good and rooms are also good. I was healed.
佐野寿之
4/5
The bathroom has decorations like a five-story pagoda, which gives it a quaint feel. A waterfall flows outside, and the tranquility and beautiful scenery washes your soul.It was a hot spring that I wanted to take some time to soak in.