Access, Rooms, Cuisine, and Baths at Kusatsu Onsen's Yuyado Tokinoiwa, a hot spring resort popular for its 23 different baths

About Yuyado Tokinoiwa

Kusatsu Onsen's Yuyado Tokinoiwa has 23 different types of bathtubs and two different sources of hot spring water.

There are also private open-air baths for those who wish to enjoy the hot springs privately.

In addition, all rooms have an open-air hot spring bath.

There are also suite rooms available for an elegant stay.

All rooms have two beds, so if the number of guests is limited to two, there is no need to sleep on a futon on the tatami floor.

The location of Yuyado Tokinoiwa is about 1.1 km away from Yubatake, so it takes 20 minutes to walk there, which is not convenient for sightseeing in Yubatake or the hot spring resort area.

A shuttle bus to Yubatake runs from 5:30 p.m., so those going to Yubatake sightseeing at night may want to use this service.

At Yuyado Tokinoiwa, free yonaki soba (buckwheat noodles) for the evening meal is served at 10 p.m., free ice cream and Yakult are served at the rest area after taking a bath, and free snacks are offered since dinner time is late, starting at 8 p.m., and are very popular.

Yuyado Tokinoiwa is recommended for those who want to fully enjoy the baths in the large public bathhouse with many bath tubs or in the private open-air baths.

Access

Yuyado Tokinoiwa provides a scheduled shuttle bus service from the Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal to the inn.

For those traveling by Shinkansen bullet train to JR Karuizawa Station, a reservation-only shuttle service from JR Karuizawa Station is available.

For those traveling by rental car, there is a 70-car parking lot on the inn's premises where you can park for free.

About the Rooms

All rooms at Yuyado Tokinoiwa have an open-air hot spring bath.

Room types are as follows.

Japanese-Western room A with hot spring open-air bath
Twin bed room + Japanese-style room (6 tatami mats) + outdoor hot spring bath + shower booth + washroom + toilet
Size 36 sq.m.
Capacity 1-3 persons
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Japanese-Western room B with hot spring open-air bath
Twin bed room + Japanese-style room (7.5 tatami mats) + outdoor hot spring bath + shower booth + washroom + toilet
Size 40-46 sq.m.
Capacity 2-4 persons
（PR）

With hot spring open-air bathA double room
1 double bed in a Japanese-style room, living space + hot spring outdoor bath + shower booth + washroom + toilet
Size 25 sq.m.
Capacity 1-2 persons
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With hot spring open-air bathSuite Room
Twin bed room + Japanese-style room (10 tatami mats) + Outdoor hot spring bath + Shower booth + Washroom + Toilet
Size 54 sq.m.
Capacity for 5 persons
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With hot spring open-air bathdeluxe suite
Twin bed room + Twin bed room + Japanese-style room 10 tatami mats + Onsen outdoor hot spring bath + Shower booth + Washroom + Toilet
Size 67 sq.m.
Capacity for 6 persons
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The source of the hot spring water in the room's open-air bath is Yukawa-no-yu.

Amenities in the room include a hair dryer, pajamas, yukata, body soap, soap, shampoo, conditioner, shower cap, toothbrush, and toothpaste.

If your budget does not allow you to stay in a Tokinoniwa room with an open-air bath in the room, but you want to enjoy the two large baths, you may want to stay at the Oyado Konoha.

The rooms at Konoha are smaller than those at Tokinoniwa and do not have a bath in the room, but the public baths are shared, so you can enjoy the baths at a reasonable price.

About the Baths

There are two large baths at Yuyado Tokinoiwa, with men and women switching at different times.

The 64 rooms at Yuyado Tokinoiwa are shared with the affiliate Oyado Konoha, which is located next door, so guests staying at the 47-room Oyado Konoha can also use the baths.

It can get crowded during peak bathing season.

Tokino-Yu has a barrel bath, ancient hinoki cypress bath, sleeping bath, rock bath, open-air bath, bedrock bath, dry sauna, and wet sauna.
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Kono-Yu has a barrel bath, a dreamy bath that generates negative ions in the form of microscopic bubbles, an indoor bath with hot and lukewarm water side by side, and a rock bath.
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Not all bathtubs have hot spring water; 12 have hot spring water and 11 have fresh water.

At Tokino-Yu, the utaseyu, shinyu, kakeyu, mizu-buro, and barrel baths are not hot springs.

At Kono-Yu, the kakeyu, silky baths, and barrel baths are not hot spring baths.

There are also three private open-air baths for those who wish to bathe in the hot springs privately.

The Ichinoyu is a bath made of huge rocks.
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季の庭 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

Ninoyu is a bath made of bamboo.
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季の庭 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

San no Yu is a hexagonal hinoki bath.
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季の庭 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

お宿木の葉 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

Use of the private open-air baths is free of charge, and reservations are not required.

Room 111 guests staying at Tokinoniwa and Konoha use the three private open-air baths, so there may be a wait to use the private baths.

About the food of the meal

Meals during your stay will be served at the restaurant.

The dinner menu is a Japanese kaiseki course that changes monthly.
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The dishes are as follows, and you can choose any main dish you like.

・Appetizers
・Soup
・Sashimi Plate
・Simmered dish
・Main dish selection
・cabbage roll
・Rice, Miso soup, Pickles
・Dessert

There is also a course that adds one additional dish to the regular course and allows you to compare Japanese Wagyu beef.

The following is an example of an actual dish.

季の庭 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

Free evening meal service is available for those who are hungry after taking a bath after dinner.
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Ramen noodles before going to bed are very tasty.

Breakfast is also Japanese food.
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Dishes include side dishes, salad, onsen tamago (hot spring egg), dashimaki tamago (rolled egg), natto (fermented soybeans), grilled fish, rice, miso soup, and pickles.

Here is an example of an actual dish.

季の庭 (トリップアドバイザー提供)

Dishes will change depending on the season and other factors.

Jaran reviews, etc.

word-of-mouth evaluation

Contributor A.
We stayed for two days.
Since we stayed with breakfast and dinner for both days, I was worried about what kind of meals we would have, but both days we had different and delicious meals.
Although we did not eat in our room, we were able to eat in a private room and in an isolated dining area, so it was nice to be able to eat without worrying about our surroundings.
The baths were of the Kusatsu Onsen variety, with men and women switching baths, so we were able to enjoy two different baths.

Contributor B
The front desk, directions, welcome drink, room, shuttle bus, dinner, and staff service were excellent.
The dinner was a course and the timing of the food coming out was very good.
As for the hot spring, the guest room open-air baths are run from the source, so even in the room you can enjoy Kusatsu's famous hot spring water with its sulfuric aroma.
There are three private open-air baths, and the open-air baths are too large for two people.

exhibit：https://www.jalan.net/yad375013/kuchikomi/

comprehensive	4.2／5.0　point
room	4.3／5.0　point
bath	4.5／5.0　point
Cuisine (breakfast)	4.0／5.0　point
Cuisine (Dinner)	4.1／5.0　point
Customer Service	4.1／5.0　point
sense of cleanliness	4.2／5.0　point

Normal = 3.0” is the standard at the time of evaluation

Number of Rooms
Western Style 11 Rooms
Japanese/Western Style 53 Rooms
All rooms have bathroom, all rooms have shower, all rooms have air conditioning and heating, TV, empty refrigerator

Credit cards accepted on site
JCB, VISA, Master, AMEX, UC, DC, NICOS, Diners, UFJ, Saison, Debit Card

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Access, Rooms, Cuisine, and Baths at Kusatsu Onsen's Yuyado Tokinoiwa, a hot spring resort popular for its 23 different baths

About Yuyado Tokinoiwa

Access

About the Rooms

About the Baths

About the food of the meal

Jaran reviews, etc.

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