Hot Springs Hotels in Kusu District

"Amazing facility with kind staff that is always willing to help. The room was spacious and there was everything we needed. The bath was perfectly warm with stunning views. Even our toddler was offered a suitable breakfast. Would recommend to anyone looking for an authentic en kind stay."

"Located in Kuroshu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, Hojuya is a veritable ”Hotel with famous water”. This place gives people a sense of peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle, allowing people to relax and escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. One of the most impressive features of the Orb House is its hot springs. The hot spring water here originates from deep underground. It is warm and comfortable and can effectively relieve fatigue and stress. Soaking in the hot springs completely relaxes and heals the body and mind. In addition, the restaurant of Baozhu House is also a highlight. Whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner, the restaurant offers exquisite and delicious cuisine. The ingredients are fresh and the taste is outstanding, leaving you with endless aftertaste. However, due to the popularity of the restaurant's cuisine, reservations are necessary, which adds to the exclusivity and quality of the meal. All in all, the Orb House left a lasting impression. This retreat from the hustle and bustle offers tranquility and relaxation, while the unforgettable hot springs and delicious restaurants add to the unique charm of the place. If you are looking for a place where you can forget the hustle and bustle and relax, Baozhu House is definitely your best choice."

"The hotel has free parking, we are self-driving and the vehicle management is orderly. The rooms are spacious and bright, clean and tidy. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the Japanese cuisine is delicious. Soak up the hot springs, make a cup of tea, and wash away the tiredness of the day. The surrounding nine major suspension bridges are the longest and tallest bridge in Japan and are worth a look."

"I wanted to stay at an old traditional ryokan, and this is the best ryokan. The kindness of the owner, the delicious kaiseki meal, the smooth and soft hot spring water, and the quiet hot spring village were all great. I rented a car from Hakata Station in Fukuoka, but had to drive a long distance, so I took off one star because of the location. I want to go again if it’s close~~ And the ryokan gives you a medal that you can use when using the outside hot springs, and it costs 150 yen per person. If you want to go to several outside hot springs, get a medal from the ryokan. If you want to go to the outside hot springs (Utase Onsen) personally, it costs 400 yen per person."

"facilities are old The onsen bunbigawa meal was ok. It is quiet and you can feel the atmosphere of a Japanese ryokan."

"Overall, I was satisfied. The room is a duplex structure~ Towels are a set of large and small for 200 yen, and you have to buy drinking water from the vending machine. First of all, the restaurant is really difficult to walk to. The staff told me to drive there. It was rainy in the evening and I couldn't see anything at night, so it was dangerous to walk, so I drove there. When you go to eat breakfast in the morning, it would be good to walk there as a walk. And the private bath was really good. I went with my mom and three sisters, and the hot spring was really satisfying, and the restaurant hall staff was very kind."

"A hidden secret ryokan There is no grocery store around, so we had dinner. You have to buy it from the store where you ordered it or go to it. It's an old building and the bathroom in the room has a toilet seat No, but if you use the common toilet in the lobby It turned out to be a good night without any problems. In terms of value for money, there is no place like this The hot springs were also great and I enjoyed it three times."

"Private in-room onsen large enough for 2. Large rooms with separate seating area. Very clean and seems newly renovated. Breakfast and dinner are exquisite and of high quality. Spotted a deer on the grounds."