Takarazuka Spa Hotels

This inn is a villa type with an open-air bath in each room. Both breakfast and dinner are served in the cafeteria, but each room is a private room, so it is unlikely that you will see other guests. I saw alcohol disinfectant in two places, the lobby and the corridor, but not in the room. We stayed in the ”sun terrace” room. The room is like Nakazawa Village in Kusatsu, and there is a Japanese-style room on the other side of the living room where two heads are lined up. When staying for four people, futons are lined up there. The building felt new, but the furniture was cheap and the TV felt small. Beer and juice are free for the amount in the refrigerator, but there are no refreshments or snacks. I didn't see a supermarket or convenience store in the neighborhood, so if you need it, I recommend purchasing in advance. The bath in the room is spacious and deep, and is a purely weakly radioactive hot spring. It takes 20 to 30 minutes to fill the hot water, but it warms up well so you can sleep well. The room is warm with underfloor heating. For dinner, I chose Botan Nabe. The botan nabe is delicious, but the other dishes felt plain. Overall, I feel like I have what I need, but nothing more. Dinner is supposed to finish by 9:00, but by 7:30, all the booths seemed to have finished eating. Overall, I felt that the service was inferior for the price, but since all the rooms are on the first floor, you can see the trees from the bath and the birds singing from the large window in the living room. is very comfortable. I saw quite a few birds.