Best Hotels in Agatsuma District
Explore Agatsuma District with 212 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Kamenoi Hotel Kusatsu Resort(Old:Kusatsu-Onsen Hotel Resort) ★★★
"The service was very enthusiastic. The flat parking lot was very convenient. Every day there was a shuttle bus to take guests to the hot spring area, pedestrian street attractions. The buffet breakfast and dinner were very rich, with many delicious options. The hot springs were excellent. However, there's a very slippery step when entering the hot spring pool. I personally witnessed people slipping and falling hard there for two consecutive days. This really should be improved, as personal safety measures are very important."
La Vista Kusatsu Hills ★★★★★
"I am very grateful that there is hotspring serving directly in my room. In addition to that, there are 4 more private hotspring rooms which can be freely used 24h whenever they are not occupied. My room is a lot bigger than what I expected. The meals are good and the staff are friendly. There are lots of free servings such as draft beer during different time of the day. There is scheduled shuttle bus going between the hotel and the central area."
Daitokan ★★★
"This hotel is super close to Yuda, and the area around it is really lively. The hotel itself is a bit older, and the room facilities are just okay. There's a hot spring on the first floor, but they also partner with two other hotels, so you can go soak for free at their newer locations, which is a nice perk."
Kusatsu Onsen-Kanemidori Ryokan ★★★★
"This is my second stay at Kinryo, mainly because I couldn't forget the hotel's hot spring baths. Besides the open-air rotenburo, there are two indoor baths. The hotter one, around 44℃, is my favorite. The water quality is excellent, sourced directly from Yubatake, and leaves my skin feeling incredibly smooth after a soak. A triple dip a day quickly melts away all fatigue. The hotel is conveniently located about a 3-4 minute walk up a slope from the bus station towards Yubatake, in a very secluded spot. While the hotel's entrance is unassuming, the interior facilities are complete and impeccably maintained. Only guests are allowed in, ensuring safety and privacy, and creating a consistent guest profile. The stay includes two meals (dinner and breakfast), both served as kaiseki. Even in the tatami private rooms, you sit on slightly raised seating, which I found much more comfortable. The food is fresh and delicious, and you can truly feel the chef's dedication. For dinner, they offer three flavors of miso, and I particularly loved the chicken miso. You can purchase it at the gift shop next to the lobby. After buying it, the staff told me they'd give it to me upon check-out, ensuring freshness by keeping it refrigerated until then. (Attention to detail is superb!) There's also a restaurant called Aspen just 2-3 minutes' walk from the hotel. Whenever I stay at a hot spring hotel in Kusatsu, I always choose Aspen for lunch. It's incredibly convenient from Kinryo. Their cakes are delicious, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. After dinner, I always enjoy a stroll to Yubatake to aid digestion. Standing by the "waterfall" and letting the warm sulfurous steam wash over me for a while, taking in that unique hot spring scent, is truly relaxing."
B/C HOTEL KUSATSU ★★★★
"When I went to use the onsen at night, there were no towels in the public bath, where they should have been. This meant I had to bring the towels from my room, leaving me with none for the room itself. I also noticed many guests struggling with the shortage of yukatas. However, the room was clean and the large TV made for a very comfortable stay^_^"
Sekizenkan ★★★★
"The nighttime illumination was beautiful, and I enjoyed taking pictures! The building felt clean and didn't show its age, and I didn't notice any noise leakage. The food is Japanese cuisine. Since it's a set course in the evening, I recommend going with an empty stomach!"
Shima Yamaguchikan ★★★
"This was my first experience with a semi-open-air onsen in Japan, and it had a wonderful nostalgic charm. The environment was peaceful and comfortable, with the inn surrounded by a forest. I was fine with a few small insects passing by. The Kaiseki dinner had a great variety of ingredients. They also had staff who spoke English, which was a big plus! It's definitely best if you're driving. I would go again!"
Kusatsu Onsen Futabaya ★★★
"Really comfortable and spacious room, excellent central location to be able to walk around Kusatsu. The private onsens were amazing, just so incredibly hot!"
Kusatsu Onsen Boun ★★★★
"One of the more superior ryokans we stayed in. Awesome onsen, both indoors and outdoors, with excellent service from all staff. Upon entering the car park, staff will come with umbrellas to help with luggage and it was a very very light drizzle. We had dinner in the room and breakfast in the common area but still segregated for privacy. The food was delicious- we had wagyu and enjoyed it very much. When we left, the owner’s daughter was sending us off at the entrance. 100% would return for another stay if we venture to Kusatsu onsen again."
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Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Village
"The log house annex is very spacious. Perfect for family with kids."
Hotel Sakurai
"The sheets of the tatami bed were not very clean, with a lot of black hair, probably because some black clothes were mixed in when washing in the large bath laundry room. The dinners ordered by domestic travel agents are all buffets, but the dinners ordered through overseas official websites are kaiseki cuisine, so if you want to experience kaiseki, you should order it on the official website yourself. The buffet breakfast and dinner are quite rich, and you will definitely have no problem eating enough. The hot spring is open from 2 o'clock every day to 10 o'clock the next day, and there are basically no people. The hot spring in the open-air bath is a rare cotton-no-yu in Gunma, which is very nourishing to the skin."
Hotel Spax Kusatsu
"After our stay at Nikko, Spax felt underwhelming. Truth be told, it is more due the location of kusatsu which is an onsen town. Spax was more a place to rest for the night and not much can be expected from it. The photos look way better than actual. Could be the hotel is in the process of renovation. Our room just happened to have more tape patching things up. Actually i don't think i have stayed in a hotel with tape holding things together. That said, the staff makes up for the lacking by their gentle manners, serving of tea and coffee at the lobby."
Karuizawakurabu Hotel 1130 Hewitt Resort
"The hotel has hot springs and swimming pools, and there is an additional charge for the swimming pools. The room is large but a bit old. Breakfast is included in the reservation but there are not many choices."
Tsumagoi Prince Hotel
"Our room had a mountain view, and it was nice and open with a wide view of the sky. The room was spacious and there was a sofa, and there was plenty of room to spread out our carrier. Best of all, there was no step to get to the unit bath! I think this is rare and really appreciated. The water pressure in the shower in the private room was good and we could switch it on, which was great. As we were on top of the mountain, the path to get there was rough and there were monkeys around, so we hurried to get there before the sun went down, and we weren't able to buy dinner in town, so we had to eat cup ramen. It would have been nice if the convenience store, which is open until 9pm, had a few more options for late-night snacks."
KANOUYASHIMAONSEN
"Great L-bone Steak Dinner!"
Conifer Iwabitsu
"Good overall stay. The futon bed is a bit thin compare to other hotels"
Itoen Hotel Shima
"Well, I think it's worth the price"
Manza Kogen Hotel
"We had a wonderful stay at Manza Kogen Hotel. Its mountain location offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, making it a perfect place to unwind and enjoy nature. The onsen facilities were excellent, with a variety of hot spring baths that were both relaxing and enjoyable. The breakfast was also very good, featuring a delicious selection of traditional Japanese cuisine that gave us a great start to each day. The only downside was the lack of Wi-Fi in our room, which made it inconvenient to stay connected. However, this was a minor issue compared to the overall experience. Overall, Manza Kogen Hotel is a great choice for anyone looking for a quiet mountain retreat with excellent hot springs and authentic Japanese hospitality."
KusatsuOnsen AeruyadoTakamatsu
"Clean, peaceful, comfortable, amazing onsen, delicious food, excellent service. I will definitely bring my friends to stay here again if I have the chance."
Matsumuraya Ryokan
"Super cozy ryokan with a nice little onsen. Large rooms with private toilet. The location is fantastic, as it is a 3-minute walk from the square with the hot springs. Our host was really nice and helpful. He made our beds beautifully while we were out in the city, which has a lot to offer in terms of sightseeing and good food. We ate tempura fried local mushrooms at Kamon, which is definitely worth a recommendation. We felt really comfortable in the city and at our ryokan."
Kusatsu Onsen 326 Yamanoyu Hotel
"I stayed at this hotel during my trip to Kusatsu Onsen. It was close to the Yubatake and other sightseeing spots, so we were able to efficiently visit all the must-see spots! I was traveling with my elderly mother, and they changed our room so we wouldn't have to climb so many stairs!! The hot spring bath and the washing area were never crowded, so we were able to relax and soothe our travel fatigue. I was very satisfied☆"
Gensen Ichinoyu
"Fantastic stay with great service! We really enjoyed our night. The only downside was that the room type we booked didn't specify it had no private bathroom, so we had to use the shared facilities. However, the shared area was very clean and nice, we still loved it!"
Kusatsu Onsen Yubatake Sensui
"There are many slopes in the area, but I was very grateful to be able to go to the inn on a flat road from the Yubatake. The room was very clean and nice. The accessories and interior were cute! I was happy that the room had a hot spring! The free breakfast was also luxurious. What impressed me was the miso soup, which was delicious with lots of ingredients! When you leave the inn, there are two famous manju shops and a popular pudding shop, so I think it's the perfect place if you want to go around local specialities. Sainokawara Onsen was also less than 15 minutes away on foot."
Kusatsu Hotel Bekkan Wata No Yu (Adult Only)
"Lovely place to stay with extremely friendly staffs. Please get breakfast here too if you can. Food is simply delicious!!"
Rakuten STAY VILLA Kusatu Onsen
"A fantastic vacation cottage! Check-in convenience: Passport information needs to be registered in advance, and check-in can be done on a tablet inside the house. It's worth mentioning that the Japanese-speaking staff at check-in and the Chinese-speaking staff who helped us during our stay were very patient and polite, although the Japanese-speaking staff were somewhat lacking in service. Safety: Very safe. Facilities: There is parking, cookware, a grill and induction cooker, a coffee machine and water bar, a dishwasher, a hot spring, and a regular bathroom. It's incredibly convenient. We even bought a set of the same cookware provided by the accommodation to take back home; it's so useful! Cleanliness: Very clean, highly recommended. Environment: Secluded in the forest, very quiet. Suggestion: I later stayed at the Rakuten Resort Fujiyama branch, which provided spare garbage bags. I would like to ask if it would be possible to provide more garbage bags in the future, as the current supply is somewhat insufficient for family gatherings."
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More Information About Agatsuma District Hotels
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4,212 |
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Total properties |
212 |
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PHP 19,503 |
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PHP 21,912 |
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B/C HOTEL KUSATSU |
FAQs About Hotels in Agatsuma District
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What is the average price of a hotel in Agatsuma District for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Agatsuma District this weekend is PHP 21,388 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 33,337 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Agatsuma District this weekend typically cost PHP 39,297 per night.
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How much do hotels in Agatsuma District cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Agatsuma District during weekdays is PHP 18,968 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 29,782 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Agatsuma District generally cost PHP 32,790 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Agatsuma District?
Some of the best places to stay in Agatsuma District are near popular attractions like Tsutsujitei, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Agatsuma District?
Couples visiting Agatsuma District have highly rated stays at Kusatsu Hotel Bekkan Wata No Yu (Adult Only) (from PHP 5,425). Other popular choices for couples in Agatsuma District include Wooribow Ryokan (from PHP 8,189) and Shima-Onsen Toshimaya (from PHP 8,850).
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Where can I find the best hotels in Agatsuma District?
Agatsuma District has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, B/C HOTEL KUSATSU (from PHP 6,170), Kusatsu Onsen Boun (from PHP 14,648) and Tokinoniwa (from PHP 13,838) are preferred hotels.
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What is the best spa hotel in Agatsuma District?
Getting tired after a long walk? B/C HOTEL KUSATSU (from PHP 6,170), Kusatsu Onsen Boun (from PHP 14,648) and Tokinoniwa (from PHP 13,838) provide highly rated spa services.
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What’s the best hotel in Agatsuma District with hot springs?
Wanna experience hot springs in your hotel? B/C HOTEL KUSATSU (from PHP 6,170), Kusatsu Onsen Boun (from PHP 14,648) and Tokinoniwa (from PHP 13,838) have hot springs. Book now!
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What are some hotels with pools in Agatsuma District?
Hotel Sakurai (from PHP 16,258), Karuizawakurabu Hotel 1130 Hewitt Resort (from PHP 6,133) and Hotel Spax Kusatsu (from PHP 5,602) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Agatsuma District?
La Vista Kusatsu Hills (from PHP 13,382),Tokinoniwa (from PHP 13,838) and Kamenoi Hotel Kusatsu Yubatake (from PHP 7,947) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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