Kusatsu Onsen Kei

We stayed for one night and two days. Every Onsen was relaxing, and all the staff provided courteous service, so we had a very comfortable stay. The Room was spacious and clean, and the food was delicious. They also handled my allergies properly, so I could enjoy the meals with peace of mind. It was the perfect Accommodation as a reward to myself for a year of hard work.One thing I noticed: during check-in, we were told that when the private bath is locked, it would show on the tablet in the Room that it is in use. However, even when only the two baths on the first floor were locked, the tablet still showed “Available.” Since overall satisfaction with this Accommodation was extremely high, this small detail stood out.Both the Onsen and the food were among the best of any Ryokan I have visited. I would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

We stayed in a Room with a private open-air bath fed by the Jizo hot spring source. Including the reservable private open-air bath, we soaked so often it was almost ridiculous! The temperature, benefits, and silky feel of the water were all outstanding. The design lets you feel the breeze outside, so we could enjoy Kusatsu’s still-chilly late-March air while soaking in a hot bath—an Onsen experience at its best.The meals were truly delicious, just as you’d expect from an auberge specializing in Japanese cuisine. Every dish delighted both the eyes and the palate, and we enjoyed plenty of wonderful local specialties from Gunma. We left happily stuffed. From the menu lineup as well, it felt like this place is geared more toward a calm, mature Japanese clientele than overseas guests. A luxurious Accommodation I’d love to return to for a special treat.