Hotel Sakurai Reviews

good hotel and good food

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the opening of Sakurai Hotel. My mother was having her birthday when I checked in, so the hotel thoughtfully gave me a gift - commemorative sake for the 60th anniversary of the opening. The hot spring bath is very large, and the changing rooms and rest areas are very new, but unlike ordinary Japanese hot spring hotels, men and women can switch at different time periods to experience different hot springs, which is a bit regrettable. Although there is a shuttle bus from the hotel to the central area of ​​Kusatsu Onsen, it takes about 15 minutes to walk there, and it is basically a slope, so it will be a bit hard to come back. It also takes about 15 minutes to run from the hotel to Nishi-no-Kawahara Onsen. The hotel's souvenir shop is very large, and basically all souvenirs can be bought, so there is no need to buy them in the hot spring street. The guest room facilities are a bit old, and there is no USB charging port, which is a bit troublesome.

We stayed in Kusatsu for two nights. One night we chose Konoha. The other night we chose Sakurai. It was completely different from Konoha. I didn’t expect that such a large hotel would have someone to introduce the hotel facilities and lead us into the room. The room was super large, beyond imagination. It should be the largest Japanese-style room I have stayed in so far. The drum performance in the evening was a bonus. The buffet was exquisite. The amazake in the welcome drink was so delicious. We arrived at 12 noon and went out for a walk. We returned to the hotel at 16:00 and the amazake was gone and there was no restock. When we checked out, the service staff also took the initiative to help with the luggage. If you like small and exquisite, you can choose Konoha. If you like lively, Sakurai is a good choice

The front desk service, room facilities, and indoor and outdoor hot spring pools are all very good, but the dining room is a bit behind the hotel environment.

Very satisfied. The room is super big and Japanese style. The buffet is not as good as expected. Hot spring is very good

Big hotel. The rooms are very spacious. The onsen has large outside and inside ponds. There is a lot of buffet food. I like the evening food: sushi, raw fish on rice, sashimi, shabu, very fresh and delicious. The most delicious Mont Blanc cake I've ever eaten. Impressed with the view and service There is a tourist attraction shuttle and bus station, a ski slope, and a very large hotel souvenir shop.

The waiter has a very good attitude and is very professional. He speaks English very fluently and is very friendly. The room is very clean and hygienic. The hot spring is very good. I will definitely go there again next time👍

The hotel is very beautiful, large and clean, the performances are also good, the buffet is okay, the curry rice and orange juice are good The disadvantage is that it is a bit far away from the central attraction. I couldn't find the shuttle bus. It takes 10 minutes to walk there.

Clean and tidy. The surrounding environment is also very good. The service is warm and thoughtful.

The room is very spacious, comfortable and clean. The receptionist is friendly and helpful in answering questions. Highly recommend to stay.

The room was very hot in April and needed to open the window for ventilation. There were not many people in the hot springs, and they were occasionally reserved. The buffet in the evening was delicious and the breakfast was also ok.

There is a hotel shuttle bus to and from Yubata attractions, and the hotel buffet dinner has many food options👍

I stayed here for two nights in mid-February. The room is large enough to accommodate a family of four. The breakfast is abundant and the hot springs are great. I will book more on trip.com if I have the opportunity.

I stayed here with my wife and 3 children. The day after my 3-year-old stayed overnight, a lot of mysterious eczema appeared on her body, and it was so itchy and itchy that I went to the dermatologist after I got home and found out that it might be mites. They said. Was it hidden under the futon? Was it kept clean? It's a shame because it was a fun trip.