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"Vastly over-priced for what is effectively an old single-room storefront(?) turned into a youth hostel. Five beds in a single room, with wallpaper peeling off, and all sorts of weird attempts at “renovation.” For the price, could be good for five backpackers. For two people expecting something worthy of the Vrbo/Expedia brand, not so much."

￥18,792 total

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Jun 16 - Jun 17

"As a seasoned private detective who's seen his fair share of rough patches, let me tell ya, my recent stay at the VRBO house in Kusatsu Onsen was a real eye-opener. Tucked away in this gem of a spa town in Japan, this house was like finding an oasis in the desert. Now, let's talk about the private bath, capisce? In my line of work, relaxin' ain't a common occurrence, but that private bath was like hittin' the jackpot. The hot springs water did wonders for these tired bones, washin' away all the...

￥39,997 total

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Jun 16 - Jun 17

￥19,720 total

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Jun 16 - Jun 17

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Frequently asked questions

Should I stay in a hostel in Kusatsu Onsen?

Hostels are a great way to stay for a lower cost, so you can save your budget for fun things to do. If you’re hoping to enjoy the natural surroundings, you can check out the hot springs while you’re here.

What is a hostel?

No two hostels look exactly the same, but these dormitory-style accommodations all have shared rooms (though many have private options too), low prices, and a social environment.

What are the best hostels in Kusatsu Onsen?

While you’re choosing a place to stay, take a look at this top hostel in Kusatsu Onsen: Kusatsu Kogen Youth Hostel - Located within a 20-minute walk of Yubatake. You can take advantage of free WiFi and free parking, as well as a 24-hour front desk. Rooms come with towels and free toiletries.

When is the best time of year to stay in a hostel in Kusatsu Onsen?

Good weather’s always better when you want to venture out and explore, so here’s a little information that may be helpful: The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 67°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 31°F. The rainiest months in Kusatsu Onsen are July, August, June, and September, with each month seeing an average of 10 inches of rainfall.

What is there to see and do in Kusatsu Onsen?

In general, Kusatsu Onsen is known for its hot springs, parks, and skiing. Get out into nature with places like Yubatake, Sainokawara Park, and Joshin’etsu-kogen National Park. Cultural attractions include Shiga Kogan Nature Conservation Center, Nakajo Museum of Folk History, and Sake Storehouse and Museum. Locals like to shop at Sainokawara Street.

Recent reviews of Kusatsu Onsen hotels
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5/5 Excellent

"Great place to stay to experience the room with Japanese motif. Also has its own Onsen and a nice Yuma tan you can wear outside while strolling the town"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Takamatsu

Posted 3 weeks ago

5/5 Excellent

Good place to stay for a short period.

"It is an older building without elevator. It has a small onsen that only 4 people are allowed to use at the same time. Different onsen for male and female I have no problem using the onsen. The room has toilet and wash basin but no shower. Light breakfast is included. The Ryokan is located right in town. Just a short walk to the Yubatake. The staff are friendly and helpful. Overall, it is a decent place to stay overnight. "

A verified traveler stayed at Kusatsu Onsen Ryokan Yoshinoya

Posted 2 months ago