Overview
A ryokan beside Yubatake, founded in 1877, with two large baths and three bookable private open-air baths on the Shirahata spring.
Key facts
- Private onsen
- Onsen bath in some rooms; 3 kashikiri baths, book a slot
- Semi-open-air hot spring bath in one of 35 rooms (Sen’yutei Iwakagami); no other room has a hot spring bath
- Tattoos
- Not allowed in the large baths, except small tattoos covered with a sticker; the paid private baths can be used
- Children
- Welcome
- Welcome, except in six room types in the Sen’yutei wing
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Onsen & baths
- Spring type
- Acidic sulfur spring from the Shirahata source, continuous flow
Private baths
Semi-open-air hot spring bath in one of 35 rooms (Sen’yutei Iwakagami); no other room has a hot spring bath
Photos
Getting there
- Nearest station
- Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal
- From the station
- 5 minutes on foot
Questions
Does Ryokan Naraya have private onsen?
Some rooms at Ryokan Naraya have their own onsen bath. Semi-open-air hot spring bath in one of 35 rooms (Sen’yutei Iwakagami); no other room has a hot spring bath.
How do I get to Ryokan Naraya?
The nearest station is Kusatsu Onsen Bus Terminal. 5 minutes on foot.
Does Ryokan Naraya accept children?
Welcome, except in six room types in the Sen’yutei wing.
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