5 minutes by car from Yubatake! Celebrity purveyor! Enjoy bliss and luxury in a private villa with a hot spring bath in the nature-rich Kusatsu Onsen!

A rare spring (Wata no Yu), even by the standards of the famous Kusatsu Onsen, is luxuriously fed directly into the bath 24 hours a day. What’s more, since it’s located right in your room, you can enjoy the sulfur-rich hot spring as often as you like during your stay without ever having to leave!
We’ve also renovated the bath, making it large enough for three adults to relax comfortably.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Plus, since you won’t run into anyone else, you can relax with complete peace of mind. The sense of privacy is so exceptional that even celebrities visit here incognito.

It’s just a 5-minute drive to Yubatake, making it a great base for sightseeing!
You can luxuriously rent out this traditional Japanese house, which makes the most of classic Japanese architectural elements like the irori hearth and built-in furniture!
It comes equipped with an induction cooktop and cooking utensils, so you can buy ingredients and cook your own meals.
There’s also an indoor electric barbecue grill, so you can barbecue right in your room.
The grill is designed to minimise smoke and odours, so you don’t have to worry about your clothes or the house picking up any smells! You can enjoy barbecuing with peace of mind.
There’s also a pot and a portable IH cooktop, so you can even make 🍲 right in the living room!

The living room is spacious enough for 10 people to stay comfortably, making it a pleasant space to enjoy.
Plus, with high-speed Wi-Fi and a monitor, it’s perfect for workation!

Surrounded by plenty of nature, even just taking a walk lets you experience a sense of escape from the everyday.
Walking with your pet in nature is also very popular. [Important Notes] Because the property is located on a hill, the view from the living room is outstanding; however, the downside is that there are about 25 steps leading up to the entrance.
Therefore, if you’re travelling with elderly guests or anyone with mobility issues, this might be a bit of a challenge.
There are handrails on the stairs, so you should be able to go up and down safely.
When you visit, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and bringing a backpack or similar bag that you can carry on your back. A pet carrier might be a bit difficult to manage.