Hotels in Kusatsu









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Luggage storage
- Game room
- Restaurants
- Safety deposit boxes
- Wi-Fi in public areas
Very good
743 reviews









- Car park
- Shuttle service
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Hot tub
- Spa
- Luggage storage
- Game room
Very good
535 reviews









- Bicycle rental
- Valet parking
- Shuttle service
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Hot tub
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Luggage storage
Excellent
425 reviews









- Car park
- Free internet access
- Bar
- Vending machine
- Gift/souvenir shop
- Slope at entrance
- Elevator for wheelchair
- Braille support in rooms and public spaces
Excellent
60 reviews









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Luggage storage
- Golf course [on-site]
- Room service
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Family room
Excellent
483 reviews









- Car park
- Free internet access
- Kids club
- Game room
- Bar
- Vending machine
- Gift/souvenir shop
- Slope at entrance
Very good
22 reviews









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Luggage storage
- Coffee shop
- Bar
- Laundry service
- Restaurants
Excellent
208 reviews









- Car park
- Shuttle service
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Check-in/out [express]
- Luggage storage
- Golf course [on-site]
- Spa
- Restaurants
Excellent
255 reviews









- Valet parking
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast [free]
- Spa
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Smoking area
- Car park [nearby]
Excellent
58 reviews









- Car park
- Free internet access
- Bar
- Vending machine
- Gift/souvenir shop
- Slope at entrance
- Elevator for wheelchair
- Braille support in rooms and public spaces
Excellent
25 reviews









- Car park
- Free Wi-Fi in all rooms!
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Luggage storage
- Game room
- Restaurants
- Safety deposit boxes
- Wi-Fi in public areas
Very good
743 reviews
Fast facts about Kusatsu, Japan
Accommodations | 230 properties |
Popular hotel | Kusatsu-Onsen Hotel Resort |
Popular area | Kusatsu |
Nightly rates from | $18 |
Where to stay in Kusatsu
Kusatsu hotels & accommodations

The hotel was easy to reach from Tokyo station by Shinkansen bullet train, then change to bus at Karuizawa for a scenic drive into the mountains. The hotel staff was warm and welcoming on arrival. English was limited but acceptable...extremely attentive and friendly staff. My spacious room had a beautiful view of the surrounding town, mountains, and a small waterfall. ...

At the best location in Kusatsu right next to Yubatake, Naraya is a well established ryokan of history. Despite the age, facilities are all kept in very good conditions. I appreciate in particular the onsen which feels even better to me than those fee-charging ones around Kusatsu. Dinner was excellent. My room was decorated with a theme, spacious and comfortable. ...

Kusatsu is a famous traditional onsen (hot spring) town in Japan, so the hotel prices here are more steep. having stayed at Hakone before, our family decided to try Kusatsu during this trip to Japan. the hotels in Kusatsu are clustered around the Kusatsu hot springs where mineral rich waters flowed out of the ground, the steam from the hot springs can be clearly seen ...

Pros There is a free shuttle bus to yubatake from 3pm or it takes 8-10 mins by walking. The conceirg staff gave a free umbrella due to the rain when I was leaving after checked out. Staffs carry luggages and take for guests for a hotel tour then to the room. Good drum show at 8.30pm, and give away ¥500 if you volunteer to dance on the stage. Good buffer dinner and...

This is a lovely, small ryokan. I opted to have breakfast only, which was served in my room and consisted of salmon, rice, soft boiled egg, miso soup, vegetables and various pickles. There are separate baths for each gender and two private baths, one of which I used in the morning as the sun streamed in - a very relaxing experience. The ryokan is close to the centre of...

The hotel is located at the heart of Kusatsu onsen. There are restaurants around the hotel. The room is big enough for 3 adults. The buffet restaurant at the hotel is good. The hotel public bath is very good. There are both indoor and outdoor bath.

As a solo traveller coming to Kusatsu for the first time, Kusatsu Onsen Futabaya was the perfect starting location for exploring the surrounding onsens. The location was very close to the central Yubatake area where most of the onsens were, and with a little bit of walking, you could reach the other onsens perfectly fine. Coming into Kusatsu completely blind, the recep...

About 10-15mins walk from main kusatsu onsen bus terminal. We stayed 3 nights here and it was great. The onsen facility is clean and well maintained.. There is a HUGE range of beauty product in the female onsen area that is free for use.. The rooms were very pretty, spacious and of course, clean.. Both breakfast and dinner were provided and we LOVED the buffet spread.....

The max stars I can give here is 5 but if I could I would give it more! Great hospitality in this mini ryokan with just a few rooms. Despite that, there are four private onsens to use with is very sufficient, all with the same spring water from Kusatsu onsen square. The breakfast included was spectacular. Would have been great if they did dinner as well. Definitely gre...

It was a pleasant stay. Enjoyed the onsen. The stay came with breakfast kaiseki set, good spread but not exquisite enough considering the high price paid for stay. The same goes for the room. It was just a basic tatami room, though spacious. The price paid for it could get a very expensive 5-star stay probably even in Tokyo. Perhaps there isn't much choice in Kus...

My stay was very peaceful. I was only there for a night, but the hotel felt slightly off. The hallway ceiling was pretty high, but the door looked oddly short. The whole place looks a bit aged, but it's well maintained and the staff is very friendly and eager to assist. Wifi is present, but it's a very dismal connection, and you're better off leaching off the neigh...

It was a great stay. Big room, high speed wifi, there is toilet inside the room but you need to take bath outside the room. You can use private hot spring bath and the water quality is the same of original Kusatsu onsen. Try the breakfast for 1000yen(remember to reserve it when you arrive). You can take city loop bus to 3rd station. Across the street and you can see ...

The Yubatake is just outside the hotel and it's good to see the morning and the night view of the Yubatake. There is a public onsen for foot right next to Yubatake. Good for a winter trip after walking outdoor for a while. The famous Sai No Kawara Outdoor Bath is 15 minutes walk from the Yubatake and along the road there are some nice shops for food and for souvenirs. ...

The owners are extremely friendly. They have collected a ton of items throughout their travels so the ryokan itself is a mini museum. Clean accommodations. The location is great. about a 3-4min walk from the central yubatake springs. Only downside is the steep Hill you have to climb to get to it. The hot springs water was the best part. One of the stronger baths we...

This hotel in Kusatsu is quite worn out however it's indeed a unique experience to stay for a night. Make sure to also book the hotel with the dinner and breakfast. The dinner is splendid especially for those who doesn't have much "Japanese" experience. The room is also very spacious according to the Japanese standard.

This hotel is very clean and new, I have s good sleep experience in here, and their staffs gave me a good service, though their English is not good enough, but they try to do their best for me!!! I recommend this hotel for the person who want to visit Kusatsu!
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About 10-15mins walk from main kusatsu onsen bus terminal. We stayed 3 nights here and it was great. The onsen facility is clean and well maintained.. There is a HUGE range of beauty product in the female onsen area that is free for use.. The rooms were very pretty, spacious and of course, clean.. Both breakfast and dinner were provided and we LOVED the buffet spread.....

As a solo traveller coming to Kusatsu for the first time, Kusatsu Onsen Futabaya was the perfect starting location for exploring the surrounding onsens. The location was very close to the central Yubatake area where most of the onsens were, and with a little bit of walking, you could reach the other onsens perfectly fine. Coming into Kusatsu completely blind, the recep...

This is a lovely, small ryokan. I opted to have breakfast only, which was served in my room and consisted of salmon, rice, soft boiled egg, miso soup, vegetables and various pickles. There are separate baths for each gender and two private baths, one of which I used in the morning as the sun streamed in - a very relaxing experience. The ryokan is close to the centre of...

The max stars I can give here is 5 but if I could I would give it more! Great hospitality in this mini ryokan with just a few rooms. Despite that, there are four private onsens to use with is very sufficient, all with the same spring water from Kusatsu onsen square. The breakfast included was spectacular. Would have been great if they did dinner as well. Definitely gre...

Kusatsu is a famous traditional onsen (hot spring) town in Japan, so the hotel prices here are more steep. having stayed at Hakone before, our family decided to try Kusatsu during this trip to Japan. the hotels in Kusatsu are clustered around the Kusatsu hot springs where mineral rich waters flowed out of the ground, the steam from the hot springs can be clearly seen ...

It was a great stay. Big room, high speed wifi, there is toilet inside the room but you need to take bath outside the room. You can use private hot spring bath and the water quality is the same of original Kusatsu onsen. Try the breakfast for 1000yen(remember to reserve it when you arrive). You can take city loop bus to 3rd station. Across the street and you can see ...

This hotel is very clean and new, I have s good sleep experience in here, and their staffs gave me a good service, though their English is not good enough, but they try to do their best for me!!! I recommend this hotel for the person who want to visit Kusatsu!

This hotel in Kusatsu is quite worn out however it's indeed a unique experience to stay for a night. Make sure to also book the hotel with the dinner and breakfast. The dinner is splendid especially for those who doesn't have much "Japanese" experience. The room is also very spacious according to the Japanese standard.

The owners are extremely friendly. They have collected a ton of items throughout their travels so the ryokan itself is a mini museum. Clean accommodations. The location is great. about a 3-4min walk from the central yubatake springs. Only downside is the steep Hill you have to climb to get to it. The hot springs water was the best part. One of the stronger baths we...

The Yubatake is just outside the hotel and it's good to see the morning and the night view of the Yubatake. There is a public onsen for foot right next to Yubatake. Good for a winter trip after walking outdoor for a while. The famous Sai No Kawara Outdoor Bath is 15 minutes walk from the Yubatake and along the road there are some nice shops for food and for souvenirs. ...

It was a pleasant stay. Enjoyed the onsen. The stay came with breakfast kaiseki set, good spread but not exquisite enough considering the high price paid for stay. The same goes for the room. It was just a basic tatami room, though spacious. The price paid for it could get a very expensive 5-star stay probably even in Tokyo. Perhaps there isn't much choice in Kus...

The hotel is located at the heart of Kusatsu onsen. There are restaurants around the hotel. The room is big enough for 3 adults. The buffet restaurant at the hotel is good. The hotel public bath is very good. There are both indoor and outdoor bath.

Pros There is a free shuttle bus to yubatake from 3pm or it takes 8-10 mins by walking. The conceirg staff gave a free umbrella due to the rain when I was leaving after checked out. Staffs carry luggages and take for guests for a hotel tour then to the room. Good drum show at 8.30pm, and give away ¥500 if you volunteer to dance on the stage. Good buffer dinner and...

The hotel was easy to reach from Tokyo station by Shinkansen bullet train, then change to bus at Karuizawa for a scenic drive into the mountains. The hotel staff was warm and welcoming on arrival. English was limited but acceptable...extremely attentive and friendly staff. My spacious room had a beautiful view of the surrounding town, mountains, and a small waterfall. ...

At the best location in Kusatsu right next to Yubatake, Naraya is a well established ryokan of history. Despite the age, facilities are all kept in very good conditions. I appreciate in particular the onsen which feels even better to me than those fee-charging ones around Kusatsu. Dinner was excellent. My room was decorated with a theme, spacious and comfortable. ...

My stay was very peaceful. I was only there for a night, but the hotel felt slightly off. The hallway ceiling was pretty high, but the door looked oddly short. The whole place looks a bit aged, but it's well maintained and the staff is very friendly and eager to assist. Wifi is present, but it's a very dismal connection, and you're better off leaching off the neigh...
4-star hotels in Kusatsu

The hotel was easy to reach from Tokyo station by Shinkansen bullet train, then change to bus at Karuizawa for a scenic drive into the mountains. The hotel staff was warm and welcoming on arrival. English was limited but acceptable...extremely attentive and friendly staff. My spacious room had a beautiful view of the surrounding town, mountains, and a small waterfall. ...

Pros There is a free shuttle bus to yubatake from 3pm or it takes 8-10 mins by walking. The conceirg staff gave a free umbrella due to the rain when I was leaving after checked out. Staffs carry luggages and take for guests for a hotel tour then to the room. Good drum show at 8.30pm, and give away ¥500 if you volunteer to dance on the stage. Good buffer dinner and...

The hotel is located at the heart of Kusatsu onsen. There are restaurants around the hotel. The room is big enough for 3 adults. The buffet restaurant at the hotel is good. The hotel public bath is very good. There are both indoor and outdoor bath.

It was a pleasant stay. Enjoyed the onsen. The stay came with breakfast kaiseki set, good spread but not exquisite enough considering the high price paid for stay. The same goes for the room. It was just a basic tatami room, though spacious. The price paid for it could get a very expensive 5-star stay probably even in Tokyo. Perhaps there isn't much choice in Kus...

The Yubatake is just outside the hotel and it's good to see the morning and the night view of the Yubatake. There is a public onsen for foot right next to Yubatake. Good for a winter trip after walking outdoor for a while. The famous Sai No Kawara Outdoor Bath is 15 minutes walk from the Yubatake and along the road there are some nice shops for food and for souvenirs. ...
Luxury hotels in Kusatsu

At the best location in Kusatsu right next to Yubatake, Naraya is a well established ryokan of history. Despite the age, facilities are all kept in very good conditions. I appreciate in particular the onsen which feels even better to me than those fee-charging ones around Kusatsu. Dinner was excellent. My room was decorated with a theme, spacious and comfortable. ...
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Kusatsu is not really a big city. The main thing you'd like to try in the city is 'Hot spring'. Since's it's not a big city, you can spend short time to see around Kusatsu and center area including 'YUBATAKE' by walk.
A very special place offer excellent hot spring facilities that is good for your health. A very good place to rejuvenate.
Be sure to allocate time to visit Mount Shirane which is located half an hour bus ride Kusatsu town. The volcanic crater lake at the end of the uphill trek and the view down is worth while.
The people of Kusatsu were more than friendly. Very helpful and welcoming. Except for a soba restaurant near the bus terminal.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the top resorts in Kusatsu for families?
Hotels in Kusatsu that are widely rated by families include Kusatsu Onsen Daitokan, Kusatsu Onsen Boun and Kusatsu Hotel.
What's the top neighborhood in Kusatsu to stay in?
Most admired community among tourists staying in Kusatsu is Kusatsu.
What are the most appropriate places to stay in Kusatsu for single visitors?
Accommodations in Kusatsu that are exceptionally rated by solo travelers are Kusatsu Onsen Daitokan, Kusatsu Onsen Boun and Kusatsu Hotel.
What are the top places to stay around Kusatsu for business travelers?
Properties around Kusatsu which are highly rated by business travelers are Kusatsu Onsen Daitokan, Kusatsu Onsen Boun and Kusatsu Hotel.
What are the preferred accommodations around Kusatsu for group visitors?
Properties in Kusatsu that are well rated by group vacationers are Kusatsu Onsen Daitokan, Kusatsu Onsen Boun and Kusatsu Hotel.
What properties located in Kusatsu are very highly rated with respect to service?
Accommodationsfound in Kusatsu that is very highly rated with respect to service include Hanaingen, Soumeian and Japanese-Style Pension Hoshikawa.
What are the very best places to stay found in Kusatsu that have spas?
Verified visitors to Kusatsu have given out excellent feedback relating to the spas at Kusatsu Onsen Ryokan Tamura and Kusatsu Onsen Ryokan Eidaya.
What are the recommended accommodations in Kusatsu with complimentary parking?
Accommodations with complimentary parking in Kusatsu that are very highly rated include Misago, 草津温泉 湯之風 and 草津温泉 湯之風.
Are foreign tourists allowed into Kusatsu?
Foreign visitors are allowed into Kusatsu, based on our most updated information. Due to evolving restrictions, we recommend you browse here for further details.
Is quarantine expected for unvaccinated tourists to enter Kusatsu?
Quarantine may be required for unvaccinated travelers to enter Kusatsu from outside the country. For up-to-date and in depth information on travel restrictons, please visit the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
Is pre-departure covid test required for fully vaccinated visitors to enter Kusatsu?
Proof of negative pre-departure COVID-19 test is not required to enter Kusatsu. For up-to-date and in depth information on travel restrictons, please go to the official websites of the travel authority or government of the country you wish to visit, or go to here.
What vaccines are accepted in Kusatsu?
Pfizer/BioNTech, AstraZeneca (Vaxzevria), Moderna, Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), Bharat Biotech, Nuvaxovid (Novavax) are currently acknowledged and approved by the national health authority of the country that includes Kusatsu.
