Manza Prince Hotel万座プリンスホテル

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386 Reviews

Hot Spring / Hot Spring Bath

This is the sister hotel of the Manza Kogen Hotel and is located at an altitude of around 1,800 meters. It is located approximately 80 minutes from the Joshin-etsu Expressway Usui-Karuizawa Interchange. Visitors can enjoy the three hot springs, including the Komakusa no Yu, with its view of the mountains and the star-filled sky, and the Shakunage no Yu, which is a roofed outdoor bath reserved for women only. The spring water is a characteristic cloudy color with its high sulfur content. It is an acidic, sulfuric magnesium sodium sulfur chloride spring. It is said to have a skin cleansing effect and to be effective for nerve pain, sensitivity to cold, recovery from fatigue, etc. All of the guest rooms have free Wi-fi and it is also possible for non-guests of the hotel to use the baths.

Gunma Prefecture Agatsuma-gun Tsumagoi-mura Manza Onsen (Kusatsu / Shima / TsumagoiArea)

0279971111

11:00-16:00 (final receptionist 15:00)
each Descending on the facility

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Reviewed:2019/12/13 Hotel rather dated but good view

An interesting drive up to the snowy Hotel (ca. 1800m) towards the end of November. Hotel building was quite dated and room was just average. Main attraction was the outdoor onsen facing many...

Reviewed:2019/01/10 Room was so-so, but very good hot spring

White water hot spring with good view of the mountain and can see part of the skiing course.
The hotel has direct access to the skiing course, like in the mid-way. If you dont want to take the...

Reviewed:2018/12/20 Nice Hotel with Excellent Hot Springs

This hotel is very nice for excellent hot springs and skiing in winter time. Buffet dinner and breakfast is wonderful for a lot of choices for Japanese food. However, the hotel is very old and the...

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Gunma Main Areas

Gunma prefecture is synonymous with onsen. Natural hot spring water sources throughout the prefecture have given rise to a series of small onsen towns, each set among luscious mountains. At Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Minakami, traditional indoor and outdoor bathing experiences are served hand in hand with irresistible onsen-themed food, including steam-cooked eggs and custard pudding.

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