Find Ryokans in Gunma Prefecture, Japan

It is located in Gunma-ken. You might only reach there by driving. There are several buildings in the area, which is really big. We spent a few hours to touring around. The place is very decent with an ancient and moody touch. The hotspring is very good. The room is super super spacious with high ceiling. Probably the largest room of a traditional Japanese Ryokan I'...It is located in Gunma-ken. You might only reach there by driving. There are several buildings in the area, which is really big. We spent a few hours to touring around. The place is very decent with an ancient and moody touch. The hotspring is very good. The room is super super spacious with high ceiling. Probably the largest room of a traditional Japanese Ryokan I've been staying for similar price. And it was really very beautiful. There are a lot of decoration and antique furniture in the room and public space. The staff were very nice and friendly. Meal is delicious and special. Since it's summer so there was only a few guests living there. Very quiet and good lighting. We had a really great time there. Would love to visit again with friends and family in different seasons.

Room had a gorgeous river view. We fell asleep to the sound of the rushing water. Ryokan is easy to get to from the station by bus. The private baths were top notch, we did all three! Great option for couples, families, or travelers with tattoos who want to enjoy a peaceful onsen experience. Food was the best we had on our trip. There was a slight language barrier but ...Room had a gorgeous river view. We fell asleep to the sound of the rushing water. Ryokan is easy to get to from the station by bus. The private baths were top notch, we did all three! Great option for couples, families, or travelers with tattoos who want to enjoy a peaceful onsen experience. Food was the best we had on our trip. There was a slight language barrier but the staff was eager to help with our request (ice) despite our inability to speak the language well. Highly recommend this ryokan!

The owners are extremely friendly. They have collected a ton of items throughout their travels so the ryokan itself is a mini museum. Clean accommodations. The location is great. about a 3-4min walk from the central yubatake springs. Only downside is the steep Hill you have to climb to get to it. The hot springs water was the best part. One of the stronger baths we...The owners are extremely friendly. They have collected a ton of items throughout their travels so the ryokan itself is a mini museum. Clean accommodations. The location is great. about a 3-4min walk from the central yubatake springs. Only downside is the steep Hill you have to climb to get to it. The hot springs water was the best part. One of the stronger baths we experienced during our travel there. As such you can only dip in the bath for 3-5mins, 4 times a day. Extremely soothing. Has a private bath for couples or individuals. No reservation required. The owners can accommodate most requests as long as you ask. Highly recommended for a traditional ryokan experience with amazing baths

My gf and I decided to walk to the hotel from the bus station to explore more of the beautiful town, which was only about a 10 minute walk. The hotel is situated on top of a hill between the Yubatake (town center) and Sainokawara park/onsen which I think is quite a good location. As soon as we arrived, the staff welcomed us warmly and helped us get checked in emphasizi...My gf and I decided to walk to the hotel from the bus station to explore more of the beautiful town, which was only about a 10 minute walk. The hotel is situated on top of a hill between the Yubatake (town center) and Sainokawara park/onsen which I think is quite a good location. As soon as we arrived, the staff welcomed us warmly and helped us get checked in emphasizing to us "please make yourself feel at home". Upon entering our room, i was surprised, the Tatami room (halfboard) i booked was larger than expected, 1 living room and 1 bedroom connected to a small indoor porch with two chairs for those guest who would like to read and sip on some tea / and 1 bathroom. The room was very comfortable. At night our kaiseki dinner that came at around 6.30pm was great as well, especially the shabu, felt like a king as the staff served us. For the finale, we went to the hotel's onsen after dressed in our Yukata (already prepared in the closet) the best had to be the one called "Bandai" which had an outdoor onsen. Sitting outside while the snow falls was the perfect ending to my japan trip. Next day the staff prepared our transportation for us to be dropped off at the bus station. Overall, this hotel deserves a 5 star rather than its current 4 star status.

At the best location in Kusatsu right next to Yubatake, Naraya is a well established ryokan of history. Despite the age, facilities are all kept in very good conditions. I appreciate in particular the onsen which feels even better to me than those fee-charging ones around Kusatsu. Dinner was excellent. My room was decorated with a theme, spacious and comfortable. ...At the best location in Kusatsu right next to Yubatake, Naraya is a well established ryokan of history. Despite the age, facilities are all kept in very good conditions. I appreciate in particular the onsen which feels even better to me than those fee-charging ones around Kusatsu. Dinner was excellent. My room was decorated with a theme, spacious and comfortable. Staff were all very friendly. I recommend Naraya to all wishing to have a nice stay in Kusatsu.

It felt like a family runned ryokan and most of the staff were older people so English was limited. They tried their best to make the guests feel welcomed by communicating in Japanese but the guests could guess from their expression on the message they wished to convey. The ryokan is near to the village centre and everywhere else so very accessible. Lovely and beaut...It felt like a family runned ryokan and most of the staff were older people so English was limited. They tried their best to make the guests feel welcomed by communicating in Japanese but the guests could guess from their expression on the message they wished to convey. The ryokan is near to the village centre and everywhere else so very accessible. Lovely and beautiful place!

The Nakaya Ryokan is the most excellent stay I had in whole Japan! Mr Tsuyoshi Abe and his family and staff are very helpful and greet me with a warm japanese hospitality. The room is very spacious and I really enjoy the traditional Japanese style living. I love the rooftop onsen so much. The surrounding is beautiful and relaxing, I really enjoy walking around Yubiso a...The Nakaya Ryokan is the most excellent stay I had in whole Japan! Mr Tsuyoshi Abe and his family and staff are very helpful and greet me with a warm japanese hospitality. The room is very spacious and I really enjoy the traditional Japanese style living. I love the rooftop onsen so much. The surrounding is beautiful and relaxing, I really enjoy walking around Yubiso and Kochi. The town is very suitable for explorer like me or for someone who want to espace the stress of city life. The nearest train station is the unattended Yubiso station within 5 minutes walk. The town itself doesn't have frequent bus or train, which is great for relax. There's also no convenient store nearby, so I suggest you made meal reservation or pack your own food before you come. Overall I don't have any negative remarks because everything is wonderful and I already make plan to come here again and stay much longer. Congratulation to Nakaya Ryokan team!!

The location is good and have parking (shuttle service also included), both dinner and breakfast quality is excellent and unexpected, they have many choices and eat until you full! Arcade game center and convenience store just near by. But Wifi signal only available in lobby area, also the hot spring is quite small and didn't have many choice as expected. Overall, it ...The location is good and have parking (shuttle service also included), both dinner and breakfast quality is excellent and unexpected, they have many choices and eat until you full! Arcade game center and convenience store just near by. But Wifi signal only available in lobby area, also the hot spring is quite small and didn't have many choice as expected. Overall, it is a good stay!

I went to Tamura Ryokan with my mother as part of our trip to tokyo. We took the tokyo-shima onsen bus which made the commute super easy. The ryokan is up on the hill- the highest point in the shima onsen area. My mom and I were carrying luggages and the staff members rushed to help us when they saw us nearing the entrance. We were really impressed with their kindness ...I went to Tamura Ryokan with my mother as part of our trip to tokyo. We took the tokyo-shima onsen bus which made the commute super easy. The ryokan is up on the hill- the highest point in the shima onsen area. My mom and I were carrying luggages and the staff members rushed to help us when they saw us nearing the entrance. We were really impressed with their kindness and care for visitors. We were soon checked in and were briefed on different onsen options available at the Ryokan. We stayed in the standard japanese style room with a mountain view. The space was clean, spacious and the view was just beautiful. I was a-little skeptical at first as shima onsen is not widely popular as kusatsu onsen at least to tourists. Also It seems like people prefer to stay at shikizenkan when they visit shima. I didnt quite understand why tamura wasnt as widely known or reviewed on agoda despite the beautiful photos. Well, little did I know this place was a hidden gem! There are about seven onsens to choose from, which is plenty for a night stay. Two of them are mixed gender- I havent been able to visit those as I was alittle confused by what mix-gender onsen meant. The staff explained to me that it is required to wear swim suit or clothing in those onsen.. when I went to check how it looked like- I saw a naked man rush inside the mens onsen as soon as he heard us approaching lol To me it seemed like he was just as confused with the mix gender onsen policy as i was XD The other five female onsens were very relaxing, clean, and also beautifully designed. I had so much fun staying here. The best part is that there are no tourists in this ryokan!! My mom and i were the only foreigners staying. It was so great to experience authentic japanese ryokan culture. It was one of the best memory I had from this trip. Ps. the food was amazing. Also try to visit when its snowing. It snowed while we stayed here and the view was soooo beautiful. Thanks for the amazing accommodation

☆ Free use of Yukata - ready in room ☆ Electric kettle ready with hot water, with complementary tea and use of tea set on table ☆ Free use of 24/7 onsen ☆ Comfortable futon and duvet ☆ Beautiful view of forest from room ☆ TV, fridge, toilet, wash basin installed in Japanese room ☆ Excellent Yoshoku breakfast set - included in package (can opt for dinner if indicated) ~...☆ Free use of Yukata - ready in room ☆ Electric kettle ready with hot water, with complementary tea and use of tea set on table ☆ Free use of 24/7 onsen ☆ Comfortable futon and duvet ☆ Beautiful view of forest from room ☆ TV, fridge, toilet, wash basin installed in Japanese room ☆ Excellent Yoshoku breakfast set - included in package (can opt for dinner if indicated) ~ need to rent or bring own car to get there

Perfectly located a mere 5 minutes walk from Yubatake and right next to a free public onsen, this ryokan is well worth its money. Got to experience a traditional Japanese inn, including a lovely breakfast of grilled salmon. Definitely the best hotel I've stayed at during this trip. The ryokan also provides discount coupons upon arrival which can be used at nearby attra...Perfectly located a mere 5 minutes walk from Yubatake and right next to a free public onsen, this ryokan is well worth its money. Got to experience a traditional Japanese inn, including a lovely breakfast of grilled salmon. Definitely the best hotel I've stayed at during this trip. The ryokan also provides discount coupons upon arrival which can be used at nearby attractions such as the Yumomi performance, as well as public onsens.

The max stars I can give here is 5 but if I could I would give it more! Great hospitality in this mini ryokan with just a few rooms. Despite that, there are four private onsens to use with is very sufficient, all with the same spring water from Kusatsu onsen square. The breakfast included was spectacular. Would have been great if they did dinner as well. Definitely gre...The max stars I can give here is 5 but if I could I would give it more! Great hospitality in this mini ryokan with just a few rooms. Despite that, there are four private onsens to use with is very sufficient, all with the same spring water from Kusatsu onsen square. The breakfast included was spectacular. Would have been great if they did dinner as well. Definitely great value great quality in this hidden gem. Special thanks to Yoshi San for his warm hospitality!

The place is nice and quiet. Rooms are quite spacious and clean. The view is nice. What is worth mentioning is that dinner and breakfasts are very nicely served and tasty (Japanese style). Yet, be aware if you are vegetarian of any sort - as most of Japanese hotels, this one also is not familiar with the idea of not eating meat. Onsen (guests can use one in hotel an...The place is nice and quiet. Rooms are quite spacious and clean. The view is nice. What is worth mentioning is that dinner and breakfasts are very nicely served and tasty (Japanese style). Yet, be aware if you are vegetarian of any sort - as most of Japanese hotels, this one also is not familiar with the idea of not eating meat. Onsen (guests can use one in hotel and one in the building in front of the hotel) is quite nice. No shower/bath is available in the room.

This was the accommodation highlight of our trip! The ryokan itself was incredibly charming and spotlessly clean. We stayed in the room with a private outdoor onsen bath for 2 nights - soaking in the private tub with the enclosed garden around you, you get an excellent view of the surrounding mountains and lungfuls of the crisp fresh air. Such a relaxing treat! I can o...This was the accommodation highlight of our trip! The ryokan itself was incredibly charming and spotlessly clean. We stayed in the room with a private outdoor onsen bath for 2 nights - soaking in the private tub with the enclosed garden around you, you get an excellent view of the surrounding mountains and lungfuls of the crisp fresh air. Such a relaxing treat! I can only imagine how magical this experience would be in the winter with snow everywhere. The staff were welcoming, warm and friendly - they spoke excellent English and were able to helpfully explain anything we weren’t familiar with. The meals provided (multi-course kaiseki dinner and local tiered bento breakfast) were delicious and beautifully presented, and printed English menus were provided so we knew exactly what we were eating. Location-wise, the closest station is Minakami Station, and a free shuttle service to and from the ryokan is provided (prior reservation is encouraged). If you don’t request the shuttle, I believe there’s a local bus service available, but it’s a pleasant 15 minute walk to the ryokan if you’d like to go on foot and check out the little shops in the surrounding area. We used public transportation to get to the local tourist attractions like Mogitore Fruits Land (highly recommend the all-you-can-eat fruit-picking course!) and Takumi-no-Sato crafts village. The tourist information center in front of Minakami Station can supply you with useful timetable sheets, definitely get those so you don’t miss the last bus/train back. We really enjoyed our stay at MICASA and can’t wait to return!