Kita Onsen Ryokan Spa

Kita Onsen Ryokan Spa Reviews

Kita Onsen Ryokan Spa

151, Yumoto, Nasumachi, Nasugun, Nasu Town, Nasu District, Tochigi Prefecture, 325-0301, JapanView Hotel Details
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3.6/5
7 review
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Location3.4
Amenities3.6
Service3.6
Cleanliness3.6
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Guest User
Japanese-Style Room
Stayed in Nov 2023
Travel with friends
3 review
5.0/5
Outstanding
Posted on Dec 22, 2023
wonderful landscape, fantastic hot springs, all very practical, hotel has kitchen, room with fridge, friendly people at reception and in service, please note: thats a self-service hotel, "Ryokan" in Japanese language
Yizhi
Japanese-Style Room
Stayed in Mar 2023
Couples
1 review
4.7/5
Amazing
Posted on Apr 9, 2023
Overall very good, deep mountain secret soup. Scenes from the Roman Baths
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Guest User
Japanese-Style Room
Stayed in Jun 2023
Family
7 review
1.0/5
Posted on Jul 10, 2023
I was taken care of. I wouldn't go there again.
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Guest User
Stayed in Nov 2023
Other
5.0/5
Outstanding
Posted on Dec 17, 2023
excellent place with outstanding friendly household and family, in every way very special, not following any mainsream rules, just - it is at it is, with the fantastic nature, the hot springs, the silence around, just the be experienced...
Guest User
Stayed in May 2023
Other
4.0/5
Very Good
Posted on Jun 1, 2023
This famous hot spring was also the setting for the movie Thermae Romae. To be honest, I wanted to stay overnight, but due to scheduling conflicts, I ended up using it as a day trip. But a day trip is fine. I still got to enjoy the hot springs I've always wanted to visit. The fact that you can't drive directly to the inn makes it feel like a hidden gem, which is great. You have to walk there, which is about 400 meters. It's not that far away compared to places like Karinyu in Oku-Nikko. When I saw Kita Onsen in the distance, it was already dilapidated and I thought it was an abandoned building (sorry). You have to wear a swimsuit to enter the hot spring pool, which they are proud of, so you need to prepare in advance. There is a Tengu mask on display in the bathroom inside the building. It is huge. And the water quality in the bath was amazing. This is what a hot spring should be like. The water temperature is not tiring, so it's easy to soak in it for a long time. I would like to stay overnight next time. (My family didn't want to though.)
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Guest User
Stayed in May 2022
Other
3.0/5
Posted on Jun 19, 2022
It's unique and tasteful, but it lacks most of the services you'd find in a typical hotel. Most consumables and room fixtures must be brought in or purchased. More like a boarding house than a ryokan. There are no shampoo, conditioner, body soap in the bathroom, tissues in the room, bath towels, hand towels, or yukata. There is no washroom in the bathroom. There is a limit to the amount of water that can be flushed in the toilet. For the time being, it's a western-style toilet, but it's not very clean. The hot spring seems to be free-flowing, but there is something floating in it that I don't know if it's yunohana or algae. It doesn't feel clean. The hot spring was available 24 hours. At night, the inn's cat patrols the hotel. He is friendly. It's a unique and interesting ryokan, but I don't think there's a sense of cleanliness or service. You can experience Japan in the early Showa era or even earlier. If you want to sleep in a clean room with standard service, staying somewhere else and using it for a day trip might be the right answer.
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