Hoteles en Kusatsu desde MXN$900

"Súper ubicación, buen desayuno, limpieza excelente y buena atención. Un hotel algo antiguo pero bastante conveniente. "

"Grandioso "

"Hotel muy cómodo y bastante amplia la habitación. Todo el personal fue maravilloso. "

"Worst hotel experience of my life! First they are not in nagano they are in other city like 40 minutes from the downtown, you need to take a bus and then walk through a dark and rough road !!! they hotel have a little bus with just 10 seats for like 400 rooms and just with 4 different hours to take it to downtown but it’s super old and it’s always fully reserved !!!! the hotel is super old and ugly, the service sucks, they don’t even speak English and took us more than a hour to make the check in and they offer to take some water and peanuts to wait jajajajaja We book 3 nights but we just stay one night and we book other one even if that make us loosing the money we paid !!! We felt like I was in North Korea the design is awful and super old , to be honest I never expected something like that in Japan! We already was traveling through more than 6 different cities of Japan and every hotel was very good and clean but this one was super the opposite ! They should call them self a hotel or even a resort! the carpet on the room and in the lobby have blood, they just never clean it !!! This kind of property doesn’t should be able to be in a web like Expedia ! Take care of them. "

"The stole my money even though I had tell them in advance I had an emergency and couldn’t make it they kept my money, they will have 0 compassion over you they just want your money "

"Unique place, everything is so close "

"Great location, just couple steps from Yubatake hot springs, you can tell facilities are a bit old but well kept, big room, great staff, big buffete dinner, breakfast a bit short in options but good, safe area. It is a natural onsen town so expect its particular smell at all time, inside hotel they do a good job isolating it but still keep that in mind. Onsen is awesome, by gender, traditional dress code (no clothes), 3 hot tubs at different temps and outdoor pool."