B&Bs in Kusatsu

way its positioned and the non human interaction the bathroom and 洗面台was a gold

The location is near the bus station and walking distance to the town center. The bedding is comfortable.

While the rooms are sparse w amenities, as indicated in the photos, it was a lot more cozy than the pictures look! Additionally, the shared space on the first floor are some much nicer and they’re not shown in the pictures; those pictures must be old. There’s a whole cozy kotatsu space that’s decorated and homey, and a whole dining room space to use too. It does not feel old or dreary (as the pictures look to me ngl); it is so much more established than the photos look!! Our room for 3 was perfect and they provided the most thick and warm futons I’ve experienced having lived in Japan for a few years now. There were extra blankets and even electric blankets available (the heater was weak). It was super warm under our blankets even without the heater on.

We only stayed one night - but we felt right at home. The rooms were big and very clean, the private onsen was a real treat! The location was really good, peaceful and 15 minutes walk to the center. The help we got from the lovely lady that hosted us was beyond anything we could have imagined ❤️ Thank you!

We got a lot of rooms in the upper floor, including a Bedroom, a Tatami relaxing room and a room where we could eat breakfast! The food was delicious and there was plenty of it too! The Yubatake is just a quick hop away and there is lots of Restaurants close by. Our hosts were a very friendly couple with a dog who also live in the house. They speak amazing English!

It was fun to have a pension experience with dinners and breakfast provided. Everything was tasty. Dinner drinks not included but there was a good wine list to go with the continental dinner cuisine. Really nice onsen bath inside with genuine local hot spring water (full of minerals, very hot, slightly sour) in the wood & tile tub.