Kusatsu Hotel Annex Wata no Yu

Thank you very much for your hospitality. I have visited Kusatsu many times, but the only place I return to again and again is Watanoyu. It’s a cozy, quiet Hotel where you can relax, the breakfast is delicious, and the staff always greet you with warm smiles—truly a comfortable place to stay. I love Onsen, and I especially like the Watanoyu here. I used to stay with the aim of visiting Shirahata-no-Yu, but after learning there is a hot spring source called Watanoyu, I’ve been coming here ever since. The baths are never crowded, and you can soak whenever you like—there’s nothing more to ask for. Everything is clean, and the Room was bright and spacious.The only reason I deducted one star was that Wi‑Fi didn’t work in our Room this time. I don’t remember having much trouble before, so perhaps it was because we were in the Room at the very end. That part was a little disappointing, so next time I’ll request the Room we stayed in previously (lol). We’ll be back again—thank you very much.

I’ve visited Kusatsu Onsen many times, and this was my second stay at this Accommodation.With only a small number of guest rooms, it’s quiet and relaxing.Recommended for those who prefer to avoid large Hotels.The baths offer two different types of spring water. They aren’t very large, but since there are few guests, depending on the time you can enjoy them almost like a private bath.Breakfast was also very delicious—I even went back for seconds. The hearty miso soup in particular was excellent.It’s a bit of a walk from Yubatake, but access to Sainokawara is good.After leaving the bath late at night, I looked around for something like a vending machine to get a drink, but there wasn’t one.There are free tea and coffee drinks, but only during set hours.Even if it were paid, I think it would be even better if mineral water or something similar were stocked in the refrigerator.This is an Accommodation I’d like to return to.