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.

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.

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.

Although it is called a hotel, it is a long-established inn that has been in business for 300 years since the Edo period. You can see the Yubatake, the symbol of Kusatsu, from your room. The Yubatake is quite beautiful when lit up at night. For meals, you can enjoy sukiyaki made with Joshu beef, and one drink, including alcohol, is also included. 100% natural hot spring directly from two of the six hot springs in Kusatsu Onsen. There is also an open-air bath, so you can enjoy Kusatsu Onsen while feeling the outside breeze. There is also a late check-out (11:00), so if you want to take it easy in the morning, this is a great inn to use.

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.

This inn is located right in front of the Yubatake, the symbol of Kusatsu, and is a long-established inn that has continued to protect the Shirahata hot spring source, said to be the oldest in Kusatsu Onsen, and its old traditions since it was founded in 1877. The guest rooms are designer rooms with modern Japanese furniture, and the three types of private open-air baths were very relaxing and relaxing.

There is a rental service for colorful yukata, so you can stroll around the hot spring town in a yukata. The bath is spacious and you can enjoy the Kusatsu hot springs at your leisure. There are also other nice facilities such as a bedrock bath. The food is also delicious, as they are conscious of using local ingredients.

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.

Although it is not possible to have both open-air bath and in-room dining at the same time, how about this inn? The plan for a room with open-air bath means dinner is served in an open kitchen style. The food is served hot and fresh, so you are sure to be very satisfied.

"Oyado Yukizumi" offers a plan where you can choose the color of your yukata. The inn is located right in front of the Kusatsu Onsen bus terminal and is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from the Yubatake, so you can go for a stroll in a yukata. It is a relatively new and modern inn, with all 7 rooms stylishly designed. The inn has a bath with 100% natural hot spring that you can use 24 hours a day. Dinner is not included, but you can be introduced to nearby restaurants. Breakfast is served in your room.

You can choose between Japanese-style and Western-style rooms. The inn has a traditional Ryokan (Japanese inn) feel. You can use the large public bath, open-air bath, and private bath for free! Meals are served in the large hall and are luxurious, using seasonal and local ingredients. The women chose to wear colorful yukata. I think this is an inn where you can enjoy both the hot springs and the food at an affordable price.

This is a barrier-free inn and they also have barrier-free rooms. hot spring washing area has a high chair and the bathtub has handrails. It was designed to make it easy to enjoy the hot hot spring with peace of mind. You can eat your meals while sitting on a chair, so you can relax and unwind.

The hotel is located just a 4-minute walk from the Yubatake in the center of Kusatsu Onsen, making it an ideal location for sightseeing and strolling around the hot spring town. You can park your car right at the entrance, and there is a slope at the entrance, so it is easy to move around in a wheelchair. Of course, the entire building is barrier-free, and wheelchairs are available for rental. There are handrails in the large public bath, making it easy for people with weak legs to use. Meals suitable for the elderly are also provided, making it an ideal place for elderly people to stay.

If you are looking for a hotel in Kusatsu Onsen where you can dine in your room, we recommend the "Kanemidori" Hotel. Meals can be served in your room or in a private room. Dinner is a Ryokan (Japanese inn)-style kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients, allowing you to fully enjoy the local flavors of Gunma. Also the annex has a private open-air bath, so it is highly recommended!

The inn is wheelchair-accessible. The baths, called "open-air futatsuyu," are separated in the center and draw from the Nishi-no-kawara source and Higashino-Mandai source, respectively. You can easily experience the difference in spring quality. There are also private baths so you can enjoy hot spring at your own pace.