Ξενοδοχεία με parking σε Gunma Prefecture, Japan

"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."

"I stayed here the night before going golfing. The room was compact, but clean and had everything I needed. They offered welcome drinks and coffee, and the breakfast was delicious, with both Japanese and Western style options. There was also a hot spring about 3 or 4 houses away, and I didn't use the bath in my room. I got a ¥50 discount coupon at the front desk. I'll use it again when I go golfing in Gunma Prefecture."

"Very nice Japanese style room overlooking the river and the tree filled riverbank hill. It was very private. Breakfast and dinner was served at the table and was excellent. Much variety of fish, chicken, pork, tofu, and vegetables. The overall atmosphere was very elegant and relaxed. The ryokan is located right on one of the bus stops for easy access from the train station. It is a short 10 minute walk to the main area of town. There are several onsen pools. Some rotate between men and women at different hours. Very clean with good amenities. Overall a very memorable stay."

"Very nice modern hotel at Kusatsu hotel and nice Onsen which is not too overcrowded. Near walking distance to main spot. Nice reception with English speaking staff and open car park next to entrance of hotel. Able to use older sister hotel facilities also."

"Stayed end of Jan2026. For people who love structural integrity of a 100year old hotel, under going redesigned interior , we almost didnt realise ,no dust at all! We were told to walk quietly through the corridor, all the guests at the time were very considerate too. Surprising we had the best sleep here during our 10days trip, very relaxing onsen ,breakfast was alright standard set meal. Walking distance to main attraction Yubatake!"

"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."

"Overall, Kizunoniwa is definitely better than Konoha. Dinner was a delicious Japanese meal served in a private dining room, and breakfast was also good. My only minor complaint was that the rice wasn't quite up to Japanese standards. The location is quite far out. If you're heading to Ueno Station in the city, leaving the hotel at 9 AM and having a smooth journey, you'd likely arrive around 1 PM. The hotel shuttle takes ten minutes to the bus stop, then it's an hour and a half by bus to Karuizawa, and another hour-plus from Karuizawa to Ueno. The main delays are due to waiting for various connection times. It snowed on our second day, which was truly beautiful. I'd love to come back during autumn leaf season if possible."

"The Dormy Inn brand is guaranteed. With a room rate of less than $500, you can enjoy a bath, soba noodles and popsicles in the evening, and the room is also large, with enough space for three large suitcases. It is very worthwhile."

"I was suspicious because of the low price, but I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived (Family room, 5000 yen/night). Breakfast was included, the room was modern and spotless, and as expected from a hot spring town, the public bath's water was superb. Plus, there was a barrel-shaped sauna where you could do your own *Löyly*, which is a dream for sauna lovers. However, the temperature takes a while to get really hot, so you might need to stay in there a bit longer."