Es ist schwer eine faire Rezession zu schreiben, wenn man gerade aus einem westlich besseren Hotel kommt. Negativ war, dass das Bad nicht wirklich sauber war. Es lagen noch lange schwarze Haare im Waschbecken. Auf einem Bett war ein frisches Bettlaken mit Flecken aufgezogen worden. Ansonsten war aber alles okay. Das Zimmer war ruhig und für japanische Verhältnisse geräumig. Das Frühstück war sehr Japan lastig aber alles war frisch und ausreichend vorhanden. Auch nach dem Auschecken wurde unser Gepäck noch aufbewahrt, was für uns eine große Hilfe war.
Ein sehr schönes Hotel. Es gab jedoch keine Hausschuhe im Zimmer, sodass man diese an der Rezeption besorgen musste. Die natürliche heiße Quelle im öffentlichen Bad ist auch die beste und draußen gibt es kostenlosen Kaffee und kalte Getränke. Das Frühstück am Morgen wird ebenfalls kostenlos angeboten. Ich würde es gerne wieder nutzen, wenn ich die Gelegenheit dazu habe.
I really liked the Comfort Hotel. Great location, easy access from maebashi train station and quick walk to shopping areas. The room was just what we needed with helpful amenities. Staff are lovely and helpful. Would recommend for a short stay.
Location is 10 mins walk from Kusatsu bus station with slight slope street. Room is quite spacious for 2 person and 2 luggages. Good that all hotel information has been translated in english and are very clear and helpful EXCEPT entrance has no information to take off shoes as Japanese tradition. When we came, reception staff was on break and seem he might be the only person handled everything. Overall location is prime for this place.
Die hervorragende geografische Lage liegt direkt vor Yubatake. Das Badezimmer, das Badezimmer und das Gesicht sind sehr klein, weil es sehr alt ist, aber die Bier und die Lady Roo sind sehr lecker. Ich wusste nicht, dass der Parkplatz die letzte Zeit für den Bus hat, so dass ich nach der Ankunft des letzten Fluges ankam, aber ich bekam einen speziellen Flug und habe ihn sicher ins Hotel gebracht. Das nächste Mal wollte ich zu einer Promenade in Grassing gehen, damit ich früher ankommen kann.
After our stay at Nikko, Spax felt underwhelming.
Truth be told, it is more due the location of kusatsu which is an onsen town. Spax was more a place to rest for the night and not much can be expected from it.
The photos look way better than actual. Could be the hotel is in the process of renovation. Our room just happened to have more tape patching things up. Actually i don't think i have stayed in a hotel with tape holding things together.
That said, the staff makes up for the lacking by their gentle manners, serving of tea and coffee at the lobby.
Das Zimmer war groß mit 2 tatsächlichen Betten und einem extra foldbaren Bett. Das Frühstück war gut, aber wenn es geschlossen ist, werden Sie ausgeschossen.
Das Personal ist sehr nett und hat eine gute Einrichtung des Zimmers. Das Zimmer ist sauber und geräumig. Und wir können die Essen mit guter Aussicht auf die ganze Stadt Maehashi genießen. Kann die Manga nach Essen genießen. Das Essen des Restaurants ist auch lecker.
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JJoeTmStayed for 2 nights in early Dec 2024. Booked the mountain view twin room with cypress bath which comes with both dinner and breakfast.
The ryokan styled hotel is located diagonally opposite from the shibukawa bus stop and about 5 mins walk (turn right from the hotel) to the Ikaho stone steps around the mid section of the steps.
The hotel is old ryokan style but well maintained and does not see much wear and tear. The lobby which is on the 3rd floor (ground level) is big. No shoes allowed in the hotel, guests have to deposit their shoes at the entrance. Staff were all friendly and polite though not all can speak well in English. They do go much more to make you feel at home. Yutaka is provided at the lobby.
My room which is located on the 4th floor corner is considered big. Old styled ryokan kind of design but with western bed. Though the room is laid with tatami on the floor but can still hear people walking if they area heavy or run. Corridor noise does filter in as well but muffled. Unblocked view of the mountain as the hotel sits on an elevated hill. I would recommend to stay with mountain view. The cypress bath can fit 2 person but takes a while to fill, I rather go to the public onsen. Besides the usual amenities, they even provide face wash, face moisturiser, etc in the room. Safe box is provided in the room as well. Wifi seems weak. No place in the bathroom however to hang your clothes or towel.
There is an indoor onsen on the first floor and an outdoor one on the 8th floor. The onsen are gender separated. They rotate the male and female onsen on the first floor though both has the same look and facilities. The onsen on the 8th floor has a nice view of the city but no shower facilities. There is a massage chair on the first floor as well.
Breakfast and dinner are served on the 2nd floor. I would not say that this is the best, but definitely delicious and sufficient.
Check in at 3 pm and check out at 10am which I find a bit too early. Hope they can consider to extend.
Overall I would recommend this place to stay if you are coming to ikaho.
SSettasilp PoonbumphenPros:
+ Stunning outdoor onsen: The outdoor bath is the highlight. The natural scenery is beautiful, especially with the surrounding mountains and snow.
+ Tourist-friendly onsen: The resort provides special underwear so guests can comfortably enjoy the onsen without needing to be fully nude, which makes it much more accessible for international visitors.
+ Excellent kaiseki dinner: The traditional multi-course meal is well-prepared and delicious. Definitely one of the highlights of the stay.
+ Great atmosphere: The entire setting feels very authentic and relaxing, especially in winter.
+ Service meets expectations: Staff are professional and the hospitality is solid throughout the stay.
Cons:
- Outdoor bath is quite far from the main building: You need to walk through a snowy path wearing the traditional yukata, which can feel very cold and slightly inconvenient.
- TV lacks modern app support: The in-room TV does not support apps like Netflix or other streaming services.
- Tight schedule for check-in and check-out: The first shuttle bus arrives at the resort around 2:00 PM, leaving only a few hours before dinner at 5:45 PM. After dinner you can enjoy the onsen again until midnight, and it reopens at 5:00 AM. However, breakfast starts at 7:00 AM, and guests must check out by 9:00 AM to catch the 9:15 AM bus. This makes the morning feel rushed and limits the time you can spend enjoying the onsen. The rest of your day might be feeling tired.
Despite a few inconveniences - mainly the walking distance to the outdoor bath and the tight check-out schedule. Takaragawa Onsen is still a highly enjoyable experience. The stunning outdoor, beautiful scenery, and great kaiseki dinner make it a memorable stay. If you're visiting Japan and want to experience a famous outdoor onsen, this place is definitely worth it and shouldn't be missed.
GGastnutzerDie hervorragende geografische Lage liegt direkt vor Yubatake. Das Badezimmer, das Badezimmer und das Gesicht sind sehr klein, weil es sehr alt ist, aber die Bier und die Lady Roo sind sehr lecker. Ich wusste nicht, dass der Parkplatz die letzte Zeit für den Bus hat, so dass ich nach der Ankunft des letzten Fluges ankam, aber ich bekam einen speziellen Flug und habe ihn sicher ins Hotel gebracht. Das nächste Mal wollte ich zu einer Promenade in Grassing gehen, damit ich früher ankommen kann.
AAnonymer BenutzerTraditiona Japanese-style Ryokan that has been renovated. But still lacks something, like a heating system, so heaters have to be placed throughout the building. Location near Kusatsu onsen's landmark.
The staff are polite and very very good service (Omotenashi). Breakfast is good but a bit early (end at 9am).
Onsen is gorgeous. The room is spacious and bright. Pillowcase and futon sheets need more cleanliness.
No WiFi signal in the room, have to go to the lobby.
Eemi travelerEin sehr schönes Hotel. Es gab jedoch keine Hausschuhe im Zimmer, sodass man diese an der Rezeption besorgen musste. Die natürliche heiße Quelle im öffentlichen Bad ist auch die beste und draußen gibt es kostenlosen Kaffee und kalte Getränke. Das Frühstück am Morgen wird ebenfalls kostenlos angeboten. Ich würde es gerne wieder nutzen, wenn ich die Gelegenheit dazu habe.
GGastnutzerThe staff here was amazing. The service was exceptional and the sanitary also really good. Not just that but the food wasn’t just good but also offered an amazing in depth experience into the deep depths of Japanese cuisine. I would recommend anyone to come here if seeking a quick easy nights rest as its close to transportation.
CCONNIE_ttttttDas Hotel ist sehr empfehlenswert für alle, das Personal ist freundlich und hilfreich.
Das Abendessen und das Frühstück sind auch gut.
Auch unsere sind großartig.
Ich genieße den Aufenthalt wirklich.
PPY WONG The TravellerThe surroundings are exceptionally quiet, making it ideal for relaxation or even a bit of meditation. It may not be the best choice for families with children, as there are very limited amenities catered for them.
Service, however, was outstanding. The staff went above and beyond — when my rental car had a brake light issue, they noticed it before I did, stepped in to assist, contacted the rental company, and ensured it was resolved the very next morning. That level of attentiveness is rare.
Location-wise, it is quite remote. There’s little within walking distance, so getting around or finding food requires some planning. But if you’re here for peace and an onsen experience, that quiet isolation becomes part of the appeal.
A memorable stay overall, especially for those seeking calm, comfort, and genuine hospitality.
NNMVOur overnight stay at this hotel in Kusatsu was simply the best we've experienced in Japan. We arrived a bit early and we were allowed to check in before 3 as there was a room available. The service was excellent, and the room was spacious, complete with all the amenities we needed. Although the shower was located downstairs in the private onsen, it was never crowded, and I had the onsen all to myself. The hotel also provided us with yukatas, adding a lovely traditional touch to our stay.
Breakfast was served in our room in the morning, and the staff graciously accommodated our request to change the breakfast time, as we wanted to visit an onsen that opened at 9 AM. The hotel was impeccably clean, and we slept like babies that night.
I would love to stay here again on our next visit to Kusatsu. とても良い所でした、有難う 😊❤️
TTom@ヨーロッパ1人旅Es ist ein bisschen schwierig, zu bewegen, weil ich in der Mitte den Berg nach unten fahren muss, aber es ist nicht weit von der Bushaltestelle entfernt.
Mein Eindruck ist, dass Zimmer und Service keine verschwenderischen Hotels sind. Ich habe alles, was ich brauche, und ich denke, es ist genug, um zu reisen.
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