Livemax Resort Kusatsuonsen Reviews

The hotel is located in the Kusatsu Onsen ♨️ area. There is a free parking lot for parking. It only takes less than ten minutes to walk to Hatyu Onsen Street. The hotel facilities are complete and the price is reasonable including one parking and two meals.

All rooms come with an open-air bath, so we highly recommend it! ! The food is delicious and I feel very satisfied! !

A trip to Gunma Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan's three major hot springs The accommodation was clean and the service was friendly and satisfactory. It was convenient because dinner and breakfast were included.

I was very satisfied. It's great that the room is spacious and has an open-air bath! ! !

I felt that this price was amazing with an open-air bath in the room and two meals per night! I am very happy with the cleanliness of the room and the service. It was convenient because it was close to the Kusatsu ski resort.

I was impressed that the room had a bath. Also, I was grateful that the yukata was lent out. Thank you very much.

As soon as I checked in, I was disappointed that the humidifier was a water supply lamp, that there was mold in the bath, that needles were falling on the tatami mats, and that the blinds in the bathroom in the room were broken. The restaurant was very pleasant, and the unbalanced child's orange refill was immediately supported. Due to the corona crisis, I searched for a room with a bath at an affordable price, but when I looked into the hotel bath in the morning, there was no one there, so I ended up taking a bath with my child.

草津溫泉附近提供免費泊車的旅館，步行走下去湯畑十分鐘不到，就是回去要上一點山路，酒店大堂有一點舊，但房間設施很大很新，還有私人風呂，性價比高，包和風早餐。

如要說唯一是廁所不好，沒有浴室，如廁完要跨過他他米到露台邊，露台像很久沒清潔，但環境近河邊房間及露天浴池都可聽見流水聲

This time at Kusatsu Onsen, I stayed at the LiVEMAX Resort Kusatsu Onsen, which comes with a private onsen bath in the room! I loved the rustic ceramic bath and the fact that it's attached to the room, allowing for unlimited use whenever I wanted ❤. It also had a Yumomi performance, which is very characteristic of Kusatsu Onsen! When I went, it was as cold as a blizzard outside, so it was really warming♨.

It was good, but the hotel food was terrible. In the morning, some fruits were dead, while at night the meat was of the lowest quality... I love meat but I couldn't even eat it! The room itself, the bed and bath were really good, though!

The room is clean and nice to stay

I stayed here for one night during the second half of a three-day weekend. It was an inn that allowed pets and had a hot spring bath in the room. The room is very clean and spacious enough for pets (two toy poodles) to spend time comfortably. It was a corner room, so the room was bright and nice. I would like to give a rating of 4 for the room. The indoor bath is said to be a ``semi-open-air bath,'' but it looks like a normal bathroom with large windows. *See photo It was OK up to that point, but the hot water was tap water. At check-in, it was explained that the hot water in the room was mixed with hot tap water, as the hot spring water was so acidic that it deteriorated the building's plumbing, but it didn't feel like a hot spring at all. It doesn't even smell. If it's diluted to this extent, it's not a hot spring. There is a large public bath (a bath that can accommodate about 10 people) on the 1st floor, and the water is fed directly from the source, so when you enter, your skin instantly feels like it's melting and becomes slippery. I felt it was a waste because the source is so wonderful. A minimum of amenities are provided. (Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, etc.) Disposable toothbrushes, razors, brushes, and body towels are provided in the room. Bathrobes and towels are provided. The problem is the food. Breakfast and dinner were included. Both were buffet-style, but the menu is similar to that of a business hotel. The main dish was sukiyaki, and a pot was brought to me, with pork, some vegetables, and tofu. The sauce was very, very sweet, which was a shame. I think the overall taste is better than home cooking. There was tempura and sashimi, and I felt saved by that. *See the photo as well. There were strawberries for dessert at the buffet, but when I went to pick them up in the second half of the meal, they were almost gone. When I asked them if they would like to add more strawberries, they said, It's no longer available.'' I was disappointed. Apparently there were reservations for groups starting at 8pm, so I guess they left it for them. Still, I would rate it a 5 if it was worth the price, 40,000 yen per person per night. When you check in, they don't even help you take your luggage to your room. There are many more decent accommodations for the same price. Definitely won't be using it again. With this content, this price is for consecutive holidays over the weekend.

Dinner has been changed from a buffet to a gozen meal. I chose a buffet inn because I have a lot of likes and dislikes. Moreover, I was not informed until check-in, so I was unable to check-in after making my purchase. As a result, I had a lot of food to eat, so I didn't have to buy more, which was good. The person at the front desk taught me a lot of things, so I was able to enjoy the West Riverside open-air bath and Goza-no-Yu at night. I was worried about the bathroom in the room as there were various reviews, but I was able to enjoy it without any problems.