Kyukamura Kazawa-Kogen

The rooms, public baths and other facilities are maintained beautifully, which is very good. After two nights, the buffet menu was almost the same in the evening and in the morning as the first night, but there were so many that you couldn’t conquer the whole thing in one day, so it was fine. If you start late, some dishes won't be replenished, so I think early hours are better. In the evenings and mornings, there are walking events and a self-crafts section, so you can enjoy the inn itself. Even if you don't hike or camp, there are many sightseeing spots within an hour such as Karuizawa and Onioshidashi, so I think it can be used as a good inn for travel. One thing that caught my attention was that there were only two hair dryers in the bathroom (maybe the same for men and women?), and there was only one elevator in the hotel, which caused a waiting list to move. My 9-year-old son said he enjoyed the food and the event and wanted to stay again.

2024.10Saturday / Kyukamura Tsumagoi Kanazawa (Kusatsu, Tsumagoi no Tabi) 【Accommodation】32,600 yen/2 people/2 people: Hot spring tax 150 yen. One night with two meals included. 1,360 yen for using Vacation Village Points ・Standard Accommodation Planbr ~Materials Focused Buffet ~ ・White Birch Building 8-tatami mat Japanese-style room Front side (non-smoking) [Impression] This room was the only room available because I made a Reservation towards the end of August. (the last room at this point) The holiday village is the 13th. The parking lot is a little sloping. The entrance is on the second floor, so we took the suitcases by elevator. Campgrounds are also located on the slope, so walking at night and in the morning was good exercise. The hot springs are also my favorite, and the open-air bath is small, but it feels open while looking at the garden, and there are benches. The source of the springs was said to be an open-air bath and an indoor bath, and it was made slowly at the right temperature. For dinner, the main dish seemed to be tempura, but there was too much batter, so I ate it without it. I enjoyed zenzai, cabbage dishes and oden. Our night walk is to observe constellations through the clouds. Some of them wore yukata and sandals. In the morning, the Information Center acts as a Guide. I was very interested in hearing about trees, but I left the group in the middle of the day because I had a breakfast Reservation. Electric bicycles are also available to rent, but there are many slopes, so be careful. 【Previous stop】Onioshidashi Garden 【Next stop】 Aima no Oka

Dinner and breakfast are served buffet style, and as the area is famous for its cabbage, the cabbage is so sweet and delicious that you can eat it all up even without dressing.