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Gunma
A resort hotel nestled in Kusatsu, renowned for its famous hot springs. The property offers the luxury of a tranquil highland retreat surrounded by trees, where guests can fully unwind in the therapeutic waters of Kusatsu Onsen. The hotel’s signature cypress indoor bath and open-air bath are available for use until check-out, allowing a leisurely soak at any time. After relaxing in the onsen, take a pleasant stroll to nearby attractions such as "Nishi-no-Kawara Park" and "Yubatake". Dinner features a Japanese and Western fusion course supervised by the chef, who is also a certified food coordinator. Each dish combines ingredients in a way that creates not only refined flavors but also moments of surprise and delight. The serene ambiance of the inn has made it a favorite among returning guests.
Food and hot springs are the best parts of traveling. Why not plan a slightly greedy trip that will make both of those things come true? The feast you enjoy after relaxing in the hot springs is special. If you have a room with an open-air bath, there are many inns where you can have your meals served in your room, so you can enjoy the hot springs and meals in a private space. If you're staying at an inn that has several bathhouses within the hotel, you won't have to worry about eating too much because the food is so delicious as long as you enjoy touring the hot springs and burn off some calories. Enjoy your trip to the hot springs and delicacies of your choice.
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奥伊香保 旅邸 諧暢楼
A luxurious space with only 8 rooms located in the hinterland of Ikaho. "Kai" means peace and gentleness, and "Cho" is a name that reflects the wish for guests to spend their time in a leisurely manner. The "Shirogane-no-Yu" bath is installed in all guest rooms, allowing you to enjoy the bath exclusively. After enjoying the hot springs in the open-air bath on the terrace, let's fall asleep slowly. Please come and experience the secret to a good night's sleep here.
水上温泉 あらたし みなかみ
Minakami Onsen is the center of Minakami Onsen Village, located at the southern foot of Mt. Tanigawadake. Spend a relaxing time at this stylish hotel where you can enjoy the famous Minakami Onsen. All guest rooms have open-air baths, and you can enjoy bathing while looking out at the seasonal scenery and the Tone River. There is also a large public bath and sauna, and it is wonderful to take alternating hot and cold baths in the auto-rouri sauna and cold water bath, and experience the feeling of being "totono" while bathing in the open air. For dinner, enjoy French cuisine made with local ingredients. You can rent a "Haori" to wear over the "relaxation wear" in your room and enjoy a walk around the hotel or nearby area.
お宿 玉樹
A pure Japanese-style hot spring inn right in front of the entrance to Ishidangai, the symbol of Ikaho Onsen. There are 16 different types of guest rooms, including rooms with terraces and open-air baths, and guest rooms with open-air baths on the top floor where you can enjoy the hot spring all to yourself. A large public bath where you can enjoy Ikaho Onsen's "Kogane no Yu" and "Shirogane no Yu" flowing directly from the source, and a private rock bath where you can enjoy "Golden Hot Spring" that is 100% free flowing from the source. It is also popular. Kaiseki cuisine incorporating seasonal flavors is also one of the inn's specialties. Spend a luxurious time relaxing in Ikaho's hot springs and savoring seasonal dishes.
草津スカイランドホテル 栖風亭
A resort hotel nestled in Kusatsu, renowned for its famous hot springs. The property offers the luxury of a tranquil highland retreat surrounded by trees, where guests can fully unwind in the therapeutic waters of Kusatsu Onsen. The hotel’s signature cypress indoor bath and open-air bath are available for use until check-out, allowing a leisurely soak at any time. After relaxing in the onsen, take a pleasant stroll to nearby attractions such as "Nishi-no-Kawara Park" and "Yubatake". Dinner features a Japanese and Western fusion course supervised by the chef, who is also a certified food coordinator. Each dish combines ingredients in a way that creates not only refined flavors but also moments of surprise and delight. The serene ambiance of the inn has made it a favorite among returning guests.
