草津 · BEST 10
Kaiseki is a seasonal multi-course dinner. At a ryokan, the evening meal isn't just food — it's how you taste the region itself.
Top 10 of 15 properties, ranked by rating and popularity

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“A thousand years of history, Kusatsu's only natural rock bath”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“A 30-meter bathhouse, Kusatsu's largest, filled with strongly acidic spring water”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“A Kusatsu inn founded in 1598, with six free-flowing baths drawn from two sources”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“The Hakki Source Since 1193, Watched Over by Yumori”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“The warmth of a wooden inn standing since 1913”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“Yugawa no Yu, poured straight into your room's open-air bath”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“Facing the Yubatake, a night fed by two springs”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“Strongly Acidic Mandaiko Springs, Flowing Round the Clock”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“A ryokan carrying an old-fashioned spirit since 1902, about three minutes on foot from Yubatake”

Kusatsu · Gunma · Kusatsu
“One minute from Yubatake, a hot-spring inn dating back to the Edo era”