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Hotel Sakurai

Kusatsu Onsen
Kusatsu 465-4 See map
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Boasting large baths and open-air baths directly fed from the source.
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Bar
Restaurant
WiFi
Spa
Luggage storage
4.2 /5 Great
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Gumma-Otsu Station, 8.2km, About 15 mins from hotel by car

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Overview

Hotel Sakurai

First open: 1964-01-01
Renovation: 1995-01-01
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We are located in the middle of the quiet hill where you can enjoy the marverous surrounding views. Also we are very near from the places of interest in Kusatsu.

Highlights

Boasting large baths and open-air baths directly fed from the source.

Boasting large baths and open-air baths directly fed from the source.

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Exploring the area

Transport

Gumma-Otsu Station

Train stations
8.2km

Attractions

Osayu ~Kusatsu Onsen Monkey Bath Massage Place~

300m

Kusatsu Tsurutaro Kataoka Museum

300m

Kusatsu

300m

Kusatsu Onsen

400m

Kusatsu Onsen

400m

Yubatake

400m

Sainokawara Park

500m

Kusatsu Onsen Ski Resort

1.3km

Kusatsakogen Golf Course

1.9km

Manza Onsen

7.6km
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Facilities & services

Popular facilities
Bar
Restaurant
WiFi
Spa
Luggage storage
General
Shuttle service
Non-smoking throughout
Designated smoking area
Elevator
Hair/beauty salon
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Property policies

Check-in/out Time

Earliest check-in time: 15:00 - 10:00

Latest check-out time: 11 AM

Check-in policy

The guest responsible for check-in must be aged 18 or above

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Child Policy

Children at all ages are welcome to stay at this property

Children aged above 12 will be charged as adults at this property

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