This is an inn with a variety of fun baths, and they also offer English support. For people from English-speaking countries, it may be difficult to use the large public baths alone, but there are indoor and outdoor family baths (private baths are available for a fee), so you can use those instead. The twin rooms are spacious, and there is a wide selection of food, so I think this is a good inn to guide customers from overseas.

Although it is far from hot spring town, how about Yuyado Tokinoniwa, a quiet inn built on a hill? The rooms have an open open-air bath and you can eat meals in your room. They also offer plans that include a complimentary glass of beer after the bath and anniversary plans, so it is perfect for celebrations. Another nice point is that check-out is a little late at 11:00.

If you are looking for an inn in Ikaho Onsen that offers English service, I recommend this one. There are many foreign tourists in Ikaho Onsen, so you don't have to worry about anything. If you come across a foreigner in need of help, they will gladly speak to you, so everyone is happy.

I don't know what kind of food customers like, but I would recommend it, as 50 types of Japanese, Western and Chinese food and alcohol are included in the buffet price. The number of lodgings at Manza Onsen has decreased significantly, so there is almost no difference in the food. Many of the places also offer buffet style. However, it is rare that the number of dishes is large and the alcohol price is clearly stated. No water is added to the hot spring, and the water temperature is regulated by pipes through which the hot water passes, so the ingredients are intact from the source. There are not many baths, only five (which are alternated between men and women), but the view from the open-air bath is unobstructed and spectacular.

I chose this hotel in Ikaho Onsen because it has a game corner. It is popular with families because it has a game corner, lounge, massage corner, etc. There are various accommodation plans, so please consider them.

You can rent colorful yukata here, choose from a variety of colors and patterns, and stroll around the hotel and hot spring town in them. The atmosphere of the inn is perfect for women, and I enjoyed the gentle warmth of the wood used throughout the building. There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, and both have recommended interiors.

We recommend Kusatsu Onsen Hotel Ichii, Ryokan (Japanese inn) located in a hot spring area 25 minutes by bus from Naganohara-Kusatsuguchi Station. The tourist spot, the Yubatake, is directly in front of the hotel, and although it is limited, you can see it from the rooms. The open-air bath is surrounded by nature, the air is fresh, and the large bath is comfortable. Yumomi (A technique in which a board approximately 180cm long is placed in the hot spring to stir the water and lower the temperature until it is ready to bathe.) experience costs 600 yen for adults, so it is perfect for tourists. You can choose from a Japanese course meal kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）, or other dining styles.

Japanese-style hotels where you can stay with your children have spacious rooms and buffet-style meals with a luxurious lineup, so they are recommended. There are also plenty of gorgeous menu that are popular with everyone, such as sushi and tempura. There are also baby baths available for rental in hot spring, so even children can soak in them.

At one time they were dealing with inbound tourists and had to deal with foreigners, so they have a customer service manual in English. As a hot spring resort, it is one of the leading tourist destinations in the country, so there are no problems at all. Many of the buildings are registered cultural properties of Japan, so it's definitely worth a visit. There are 21 baths, and you can enjoy the golden waters that Ikaho Onsen is proud of, flowing freely. There are various baths, including a mist sauna, dry sauna, open-air cold water bath, open-air bath, and massage bath. There is also a germanium bedrock bath, but this is available for a fee. Meals are Japanese kaiseki and breakfast is Buffet, with Western food available of course, and there is also an abundance of local cuisine.

This inn in Kusatsu Onsen has barrier-free rooms that are easy for wheelchair users to use. There is a wheelchair ramp, so you can enter the room in your wheelchair. In the large public bath, natural hot spring water from the source flows in a continuous stream. The meals use many Gunma flavors, such as Joshu beef, locally handmade tofu, and locally grown vegetables.

If you're in Ikaho Onsen, how about staying at Ryokan (Japanese inn) Sakurai? The baths are not cloudy, but the large communal bath where you can relax while taking in the views of Mount Haruna and Mount Akagi is quite nice, and there are also private baths available. Prices are reasonable, and the meals are plentiful, so we recommend it. In addition to having English-speaking staff, they also have a translation app that allows foreign guests to speak English, so that no matter which staff is accommodating, foreign guests will not have any problems.

This is a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Gunma where you can enjoy buffet-style meals. The meals are recommended as they have a wide variety of dishes, mainly Western cuisine. There are a variety of baths, such as the "Komakusa no Yu" which offers a panoramic view of Tsumagoi's nature, and the "Shakunage no Yu" which has a roof, so hot spring lovers will also enjoy it. There is also a shuttle service from Karuizawa, so it is recommended as a base for sightseeing in Gunma.

万座高原ホテルは、４種の源泉から湧き出る異なる色と泉質の温泉をさまざまなお風呂で楽しめる万座温泉の宿です。万座高原の豊かな自然を身近に感じられる場所にありますので、観光にも便利な立地にある温泉宿です。自慢は効能豊かな温泉だけでなく、北関東の特産物や群馬県の地元食材をふんだんに使ったお食事も魅力です。夕、朝ともに食べ放題形式なので、自分の好きなものだけお召し上がりいただけます。外国人のお友達にもきっと喜んでいただけることでしょう。

Yukata are available for a fee, but there are many colors of obi to choose from, so just choosing is really fun and exciting. The hotel has a heated pool, table tennis, and even billiards, so you can play and sweat, then take a bath in the hot spring and relax in your room, which is a great way to spend your time. There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, so you can choose depending on the occasion, which is a nice point.

Moriaki Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a game corner with several game machines, but it doesn't seem to be very popular as not many customers use it. However, the hot spring town's Ishidan-gai is a 3-minute walk away, and there are quite a few shops with shooting galleries and analog games, so if you're visiting Ikaho Onsen, it would be more fun to play with your children at Ishidan-gai. The reason we recommend Moriaki Ryokan (Japanese inn) is that they offer a family plan where elementary school children can stay for 20% of the adult price, so if you're looking for a place to stay with your children, it's a great deal, so we recommend you check it out.

"Todoroki" is located in the center of Ikaho, and it is only a one-minute walk to the stone steps. There is a large public bath with sauna on the first floor, an open-air observation bath on the eighth floor, and a private bath, so you can enjoy a private bath with your family. Dinner and breakfast are Buffet with a live kitchen, and alcohol is available at dinner time. There are plenty of recreational facilities in the building, such as a game corner, table tennis, karaoke room, manga corner, and internet corner, so the whole family can enjoy themselves.

I'm not sure if they cater to foreigners, but since it's a large hotel, there's a good chance they do. The building is modern and Japanese-style, so I think foreigners will be very pleased. They serve both Japanese and Western food, so it's perfect for anyone.

This inn has wheelchair accessible rooms, so we recommend it. Wheelchairs are available, and wheelchairs and barrier-free toilets are available for rental. There are handrails in the bathtub, so you can bathe with peace of mind. This inn offers the large communal bath and open-air bath, where you can enjoy the hot spring waters of Kusatsu, which originate from the Bandai mine, 100% natural hot spring. There are also rooms with semi-open-air baths and private baths, so we recommend using these, as you can enjoy the hot springs at your own pace with your family without worrying about the eyes of others. Both dinner and breakfast are Buffet. Dinner is Buffet with over 50 types of Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes, so you can eat as much as you like of whatever you like. It also includes an all-you-can-drink option for 90 minutes, including beer. This inn is committed to barrier-free access, so we recommend it.

If you are in Ikaho Onsen, how about staying at the Ikaho Grand Hotel? This hotel offers natural hot springs and serves meals in a Buffet style using many local ingredients, so it is highly recommended. There are also entertainment facilities such as karaoke, mahjong, table tennis, and a games corner, so the whole family can have fun.