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Kusatsu onsen Futabaya offers accommodations in Kusatsu. Free private parking is available on site. The staffs are very kind 👍🏼 I want to go back here again for real 👍🏼
Boasting indoor/outdoor hot-spring baths, 4 swimming pools and saunas, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village features various activities on site. We stayed in village look like house is very nice
A 19-minute walk from Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort and 1.2 miles from Kusatsu Nettaiken, the property has ski-to-door access and ski storage space. The place is nice. Not far from the bus station by car. The hotel staff will drive to pick you up at the bus station. Just ask the tourist information at the bus station to call the hotel for you. For the room, Japanese style room is wonderful. We slept very well with Japanese blanket.
Pension Hoshikawa features comfortable Japanese-style accommodations, a public hot spring bath and free Wi-Fi. Japanese style pension run by a very friendly couple. Great place to experience typical Japanese hospitality. Good home-cooked meals.
4-star Tokinoniwa offers free internet access and flat-screen TVs in rooms, in the well-known hot spring area of Kusatsu. It features hot springs, free private parking and free shuttle. The hot springs is very comfortable
Pension Richemond is located in Kusatsu, 2953 feet from Yubatake and 0.7 mi from Kusatsu Onsen. Every room is equipped with a TV. Guests can soak in the hot spring bath. Very nice breakfast; nice onsen, very nice hosts
Located in the renowned hot spring town of Kusatsu, Hotel New Koyo offers hot spring baths and Japanese-style rooms with mountain views. Free Wi-Fi is available in the lobby area. Nice place. Dinner and onzen are very good.
Hotel Ohruri features an outdoor and indoor hot spring bath, karaoke rooms and a buffet restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available at the lobby. The buffet breakfast and dinner are included in the price of the room. All things considered, the value for money offered by this hotel is quite high. The onsen, both in and outside, is clean and warm enough.
Located in Kusatsu hot-spring area, Hotel New Shichisei offers buffet-style accommodations and a public hot-spring bath. Free Wi-Fi is available at the public areas. Proximity to town center, free parking, quiet, spacious
Boasting 4 dining options, tennis courts and beautiful natural hot spring baths, Kusatsu Now Resort is a 5-minute drive from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. Rooms have large windows with nature views. We had a great room with 2 beds in 6th floor with additional Tatami area for our 3-year old. The Onsen area is really nice. The dinner and breakfast included was buffet style in a big size restaurant which has been renovated recently. The fruits were delicious - the food available was not amazingly delicious but perfectly sufficient for all of us. Western and Japanese choices to choose, also good selection for toddlers. The shuttle bus to the city center is very convenient.
Many families visiting Kusatsu loved staying at Kusatsu onsen Futabaya, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village, and Hotel Spax Kusatsu.
On average, 3-star hotels in Kusatsu cost $217 per night, and 4-star hotels in Kusatsu are $342 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Kusatsu can be found for $482 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Some of the best hotels in Kusatsu near Yubatake include Kusatsu Hotel Bekkan Wata no Yu, Hanaingen and Kusatsu onsen Futabaya.
These hotels in Kusatsu are highly rated by couples: Tokinoniwa, Hotel Spax Kusatsu, and Daitokan.
Hotel New Koyo, Pension Richemond, and Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Kusatsu.
For hotels in Kusatsu that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Japanese-Style Pension Hoshikawa, Pension Richemond, and Kusatsu onsen Futabaya.
Kusatsu onsen Futabaya, Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village, and Tokinoniwa are some of the popular hotels in Kusatsu.
Kusatsu is located in a remote area so it remains nice and quiet compared to the metropolitan areas. It is only accessible by bus/car so it is quite a commute to get there, but it is worth it if you want to experience country-side and onsen-side of Japan. I went during May, after the golden week, so less crowds and quite relaxing, and not too hot either.
Good onsen town to spend 2-3 days. Though it is rated as top three best o send in Japan, I believe there are other I send that are much better in terms of quality of obsess, location, and access to better restaurants. The town is very small and really limited in other tour attractions, perhaps except the skiing during winter. It is at least 30 min bus ride from the nearest train station. There are buses that connect to Tokyo, but is is 4 hours. If you enjoy going to onsen/hot springs, There are other places which may offer better water, transportation, restaurant options. The myth about three most famous insensitive in Japan is more on histry or some stories That someone famous visited long time ago, not by the quality and quantity of onsen or facility. I have been to all three plus a number of major places, and none of these three can compete with others. If yoy in Hokkaido area, for example, Noboribets will be beat any of these three all day long. If you in Kumamoto area, there is a number of onsen towns that are fantastic
The best onsen town i hv visited so far. The onsen water was good. We bot the onsen pass n went to three onsens. Best one is ohtakinoyu. Sainokawara has no bathing facilities but the open air bath n the park is beautiful. Food in kusatsu town is average n a bit expensive. People were friendly n polite as usual. Sulphus smell a bit strong for people who dont like it. Two nites stay will be good.
Onsen (hot spring) was really nice! And that's the main thing about Kusatsu. If foreigners don't like getting naked infront of other people then I would not recommend it. All the onsen is gender separated unless you book a private one which costs more. The Glass shop is really nice too! Random foot spas around kusatsu are great too. I would not recommend coming to kusatsu after 9.30pm as taxi stops coming to the train station at 10pm.
Kustatsu is famous for it's onsen hot springs. They have several outdoors and indoors places. The town itself is quite charming with some European design touches because of its German heritage if I'm not mistaken. As I went there during Winter time, Skiing and Snowboarding were the other main activities visitors can do. Don't forget to see the Yumomi show where they do a traditional song and dance to cool down the water temperature for people to use in bath houses.
I love Kusatzu especially the "Sai No Kawara" open air onsen with the beautiful nature of the mountain. it is heavenly saoked yourself in this onsen facility and admire the nature. The facilities are clean and well managed. I plan to return to Kusatzu and stay for a week to see more of the town. The town has its charm.
The hospitality from the host was wonderful. She welcomed us like we were old friends, parked our car for us and introduced us to kusatsu. The location was wonderful, only a few minutes walk to town centre and a pleasant walk to the main onsens and garden. We loved the decor of our room; a simple yet elegant design and very bright with large windows. Our room looks out into the street but we cannot hear any noise. It was a perfect stay. The yukata they provided is also of a higher quality than others we saw around town.
A small family run guesthouse- nice welcome change from the large hotels. Nice little onsite onsen to relax in. Also short walk to large public onsen with numerous foot baths along the way. Breakfast extra but very nice. Super comfortable room. Owners speak good english & super helpful. Also provide transfer from bus station. Would definetly stay their again whether by myself or with a friend.
The place is nice. Not far from the bus station by car. The hotel staff will drive to pick you up at the bus station. Just ask the tourist information at the bus station to call the hotel for you. For the room, Japanese style room is wonderful. We slept very well with Japanese blanket.
Staff was incredibly courteous. Location is right in the heart of town. Fresh yukata and towels provided daily for the local onsens. Staff took the time to explain all the sights around town and suggestions were good. Value was excellent.
Staff were very sweet and the breakfast was great. And is the perfect place to stay if you want the traditional japanese experience while also getting access to a private onsen and also in a good location close to the main kusastu area.
The furniture and Onsen are all exceptionally new and clean. The decoration is wonderful, with both western bed and Japan Tatami. Room is huge and warm. Private Onsen for you and your friends. Breakfast is one of the best. WiFi is fast.
We had a wonderful stay. The staff were very attentive and the room was so pretty. I recommend getting the set breakfast. It was delicious. The outside onsen was really pretty in the snow.
Bottomless tea and coffee. Onsen for private use. Unbeatable location between the bus terminal and Yubatake. Top notch customer service. IG-worthy breakfast.
There is a private Onsen that’s is great for shy people. The environment is very cosy and nice. The room is clean and comfort.
Up to standard hotel, traditional Japanese room and bedding. Beautiful onsen, love the hot spring. Location is good too.
Location is very good, a bit walk from bus station but the hotel has shuttle bus service. The public bath is awesome.
Foot bath in front of hotel lobby was relaxing, conveniently located in the middle of Kusatsu
We stayed in village look like house is very nice
Location, onsen & meals
Big room but smell, good onsen
Nice onsen
The Onsen was great but lacked maintenance - tiles missing and in need of much work. Just be careful as they swap Onsen rooms by moving the coloured banners. The 1st visit I went to one room for men only but the next day the same room was for ladies only as the management had moved the banners - very confusing.
Arcades room and bookable hot springs were brilliant. Internet was Available free in the lobby, staff were very helpful and breakfast was really good.
Onsen and buffet were absolutely amazing!
Everything is so great and comfortable
