Guidance of Kusatsu Onsen Hotel and Ryokan

Kusatsu Accommodations

"Kusatsu Onsen" Hot Springs, located north of Tokyo, is an area that has a large range of accommodations, from Japanese style ryokans, to large resort hotels, to warm and cozy inns. Travelers visiting Kusatsu are sure to find a place that suits their style or mood.

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Accommodation Name
Price Range	* Weekday, two people, regular room Less than 8,000 yen 8,000 - 9,999 yen 10,000 - 12,999 yen 13,000 - 15,999 yen 16,000 - 17,999 yen More than 18,000 yen
Room Types	* You can select more than one Japanese Style room with open-air bath Western/Japanese Style room with open-air bath Western Style room with open-air bath Japanese Style Western/Japanese Style Western, single bed Western, twin beds Western, double bed Western, three beds Western, four beds Dormitory Other
Dinner	* You can select more than one Japanese Style Western Style Buffet None
Breakfast	* You can select more than one Japanese Style Western Style Buffet None
Amenities	* You can select more than one Open-air bath Reserved baths Room with a bathroom One-person stay Historic Japanese Style building Western Style building Pool
Credit Card	* You can select more than one Visa Mastercard American Express Diners Club JCB China UnionPay N/A Other
Languages	* You can select more than one English Chinese Korea Thai Other
Website Language	* You can select more than one English Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korea Thai Other

Basics of Japanese inn

What is a Ryokan?

Ryokans provide a little insight into Japanese culture ordinary Western-style hotels cannot offer. There are many of these kinds of ryokans in Kusatsu.

Tips for using large baths

The baths found at many of the accommodations are shared with other guests. There are manners that should be followed when using these public baths.

Meals

Prices for Japanese hotels and ryokans usually include dinner and breakfast. Meals will vary depending on where you stay, but many offer buffets, Japanese cuisine, and/or Western-style dishes for dinner.

Tips for using Japanese-style rooms

Japanese-style rooms feature tatami mats. When entering a room with tatami mats, please remove your shoes. Some hotels and ryokans have staff that will lay out your futons at night while you are away from your room.