Rakuten STAY VILLA Nasu

"The hotel is definitely very quiet and spacious and have many amenities and natural onsen inside. I was given the second floor but as I have many luggages and seniors with me, I requested to change to the ground floor. Thanks. But remember to request first to avoid such inconvenient uneasy situations."

Jizaiso

"An old-style hot spring hotel with good service"

Nemurin Oriental

"The customer service was excellent."

Blancvert Nasu Onsen Hotel

"This is a very fun hotel. This time (9/9-10) I stayed with my son's family. Originally, we had planned to visit in August with the whole family (my son's family, 12 people), but we canceled due to the approaching typhoon. However, when we told them that we would be staying in September, they said that there would be no cancellation fee. It was very helpful. Now, moving on to the actual Nasu trip, on the 9th, we spent the whole day at Nasu Highland Park, which had a lot of play equipment and was very satisfying for both children and adults. We stayed in a Japanese-style room at the hotel. It was a bit old-fashioned and had an old-fashioned smell. However, the dinner (buffet) had a lot of dishes and was satisfying, which seemed to remove that negative feeling. We also had shabu-shabu, so everyone was satisfied. (We ate a bit too much...) Also, before dinner, the children had a great time in the pool and seemed very satisfied. We were satisfied with the bath, but unfortunately it was raining so we couldn't stay for a long time. Breakfast was also a buffet, but it was pretty tasty. Oh, I forgot to mention something important. Dinosaurs greeted us at the entrance, in the lobby, in front of the elevator, and in front of the rooms. It was a hotel that lived up to its name [Jurassic Hotel]. We had a very enjoyable time. On the 10th, we played putt-putt golf, and at Minamigaoka Farm, we made sausages and butter sausages, and we all enjoyed tasting them. We've been to Nasu three times this year, but we'd like to go again and again."

Pension Azalea

NASUKOGEN HOT SPRINGS TAM

"This pension is surrounded by forest and offers a quiet stay. Its selling points are its free-flowing hot spring water and cuisine prepared by a former chef. It was fully booked on the day, with many families with small children. There are two family baths available 24 hours a day. Reservations are accepted. The water was a little warm. The meal was a French course with all-you-can-eat roast beef. It was delicious. The room was a twin room with a toilet and sink, but honestly it was so small that we had to spend the whole day in bed. The owners were kind and welcoming."

NASU DEN-EN

Towa Pure Cottages

"I purposely came here to experience the AURA transparent dome. It felt good. There are various types of independent rooms, but when sleeping in the AURA dome, the toilet and bathroom must be shared in a shared space. I felt like I received a gift because I got free admission to the attached Highland Park."

Mongolia Village Tenger

"This is a wonderful place where you can experience Mongolian culture not only in the gers but throughout the entire facility. Even though it was a warm and snowy day, the heating worked well inside the gers and we were very warm. The toilets were always clean and never crowded. The hot springs were just the right temperature, so we could enjoy them at our leisure even with children. We had delicious and filling meals in the morning and evening. When you check in, you can choose between early or late meal times. If you want to avoid the crowds, it's a good idea to ask at the front desk which would be best. I also appreciated the warm service from the staff."

Pension　Balmy

"The bathroom smelled strongly of sweat, like kendo equipment or a baseball glove. Also, the carpet in the room was dusty, which was a bit unpleasant. The person who checked me in was kind and lovely, but I can't lie. I'm sorry."