Kusatsu Hotels with Gym

We love this place as it is convenient locate right beside the town. Good for walking around and shopping.  The food in the hotel is good.   Not to flexible  for frens birthday for cakes during dinner.  But the food is good. Excellent selections and types Oh the Onsen is very good

This is a hotel with a long history since the Edo period. It is 2 minutes away from the bus station and Yuten. The hotel's meticulous service is meticulous and thoughtful, with a smile on your face, and the special apple juice is very delicious. The dinner is Kaiseki cuisine, and you can experience it one dish at a time. The food is quite rich. Special praise for Liu San who can speak Chinese. The service is very good, which makes us communicate barrier-free and feel at ease. The hot spring is also very comfortable. I have never experienced such a service-oriented hotel. Thank you again for the excellent service provided by Kusatsu Golden Green Hotel. Recommend everyone to experience it.

Very nice and clean hotel! The hot spring is very comfortable, the overall environment is comfortable, and the room is very spacious. A simple breakfast is provided. You can find a seat by yourself in the open space of the hotel. It is simple and delicious~

A very old hot spring hotel, well worth a visit. There is enough space in the parking lot. Everything is complete and comfortable once you check in. The hot spring is very good and effective.

This was my first time staying here! There are a lot of families here! When you enter the hotel, it smells a bit bad, probably because of the humidity. It's a long walk to get to our room for my husband and I, who don't have very good knees. There are also a lot of stairs, so it would be nice if there was a barrier-free area. The food is delicious! There are both Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, and we were able to relax in the spacious rooms.

There seems to be only one hotel staff, but he is very enthusiastic. If you arrive early, you can store your luggage first. It is very close to the hot springs. The hot springs are private, so couples or families can bathe together without additional charges. Great

If you walk for about 5 minutes from the Kusatsu Onsen bus stop, you will see the Kusatsu Onsen main street Yubatake, and this is a hot spring inn located right behind the Yubatake. The facilities look quite old, but the interior is neat and tidy. The hot spring inside the building is located on the first floor, but the interior feels a bit cramped, but when I went in, there weren't many users, so it wasn't inconvenient. The view around the hot spring is nice, so it's okay, but the service at the izakaya nearby is terrible, so I don't recommend going to this izakaya.

food is amazing so as the onsen, we went all the way out to try all the different onsen waters in a night. attentive staffs who greet whenever they see us. one thing might be the private onsens rooms are a bit dirty & not looked after since they only clean once every day I think.

I'm thinking of staying here again the next time I visit Kusatsu Onsen. It's about a 15-minute walk to the Yubatake. There's a bagel shop on the way. Really delicious. The building is lovely.

Stayed with mother-in-law for 2 nights and loved it. Service: The station and Kusatsu Onsen attractions are picked up at any time by private car; when you enter the door, you will be served with hand-made matcha and snacks for you to wait for check-in. At the same time, the staff will wipe our boxes before sending them into the guest room; the gentleman welcoming the guests is full of gentleman style , The service is thoughtful and considerate; the hotel staff greet the guests at any time and provide any help; check out in the room and help you bring your luggage to the special car that takes you to the station. Rooms and facilities: Needless to say, they are clean and tidy. There are only 10 rooms in total, bedrooms with Western-style beds, and electric blankets are always on for warmth. Whenever you want to soak in the hot springs, you will find refreshments on the room table. There is a public hot spring, a private hot spring can be reserved, and the bathroom in the room on the first floor also has its own hot spring. Unfortunately, I came to my aunt, and I could only take a shower in the bathroom of my room with the water in the tub and the tub. However, the two mild eczema on my body were soaked... Meals: dinner and breakfast. Private rooms in the restaurant. The breakfast was very rich, and the dinner was a traditional 9-course kaiseki cuisine. The amount was relatively large, and it was not polite to finish it. Later, I simply stopped eating for lunch...The ingredients were fresh, the utensils were exquisitely presented, and the dishes were full of sincerity. The only hope is that the store can pass on this tradition of serving customers wholeheartedly.