Hotel Takamatsu

Hotel Takamatsu is a fusion of a traditional ryokan and a modern hotel located in Kusatsu Onsen in Gunma Prefecture. It features over a hundred rooms with tatami mat flooring and futon beds. Each room comes with a flat-screen television, an electric kettle, and an en-suite bathroom. Yukata robes are also provided for the duration of the guests’ stay. One night may range from 5,000 to 35,000 JPY.

As Kusatsu Onsen is known for its acidic hot spring baths, Hotel Takamatsu offers the use of multiple bath options: large communal baths, open-air baths, and a private, reservable hot-spring bath in the gardens.
Hotel Takamatsu offers four restaurants for the guests, each with their own specialty kaiseki meals, and are well-known for their A5 grade Joshu beef, Gunma vegetables, and local sake. Guests may choose to partake in their meals on-site or in their rooms. For breakfast, sets are available instead of a buffet as a countermeasure against infections.
Hotel Takamatsu is accessible by taking the JR Limited Express from Ueno Station, Tokyo. A shuttle service is available for scheduling to and from Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. The establishment is operating normally with safety measures in place and limited acceptance to prevent the spread of infection.

Japanese ryokan food, dinner and breakfast – a ryokan providing local foodstuff

Famous local A4 class Joshu beef, Gunma vegetables, and local sake.

A ryokan particularly good for health and beauty

This acidic bath has been known as a popular bath from days of old, and displays incredible potency in hot spring therapy effects. The water is good for neuralgia, fatigue, skin problems, etc.

Modern hotel-style ryokan

This ryokan combines a traditional Japanese ambiance with strong resort hotel elements.

Top hot spring resort - Kusatsu, Tokyo suburbs

An acidic bath. It has been known as a popular bath from days of old, and is one of the three most famous hot springs in Japan. With an output that is the largest in Japan amongst naturally occurring hot springs, this hot spring boasts a potent disinfectant power.

Year of establishment

1951

 

Rooms with open-air baths Unavailable

Onsen Area Kusatsu

Is this place ryokan only or ryokan with an onsen? Onsen Ryokan

Does this ryokan have private onsen (hot spring)? Yes

Is there a communal shared public bath? Yes

Are there additional rental options? With open-air tubs 2 With indoor tubs 0 With both indoor and outdoor tubs 0 Hours 14:00 - 23:00 Price 2100 yen / 50 minutes How to book Reserve in advance

In or near Tokyo

Price range (yen) 5,000 - 35,000

The price includes one dinner and one breakfast