Stay at Kanra, a historic ryokan beside Kusatsu Jinya, just a 2-minute walk from the main gate. Enjoy private outdoor onsen baths with views of the preserved Edo-period streets. The inn serves a daily limited Kusatsu hot spring kaiseki dinner using local ingredients like fresh "Kusatsu yuzu" citrus. For exclusive rates, book via the HopeGoo app and request a garden-view room upgrade.

Kusatsu Onsen Daihoten Hotel is directly opposite Kusatsu Jinya’s main entrance, offering excellent accessibility. The hotel features a child-friendly onsen bath with water slide, free shuttle service to Kusatsu Station, and spacious rooms with tatami mats and modern bathrooms. Some suites offer panoramic views of the Kusatsu River. Breakfast includes a hybrid buffet with local specialties like "Kusatsu persimmon leaf rice." Book early through HopeGoo for best availability.

Kusatsu Jinya Betsuin: Sakuratei offers exclusive night-view tatami rooms overlooking the lantern-lit Edo-era streets of Kusatsu Jinya. This boutique ryokan preserves original wooden architecture and shoji screens, with underfloor heating and quiet air conditioning. Guests receive a complimentary glass of handmade "Kusatsu umeboshi sake" and seasonal dessert each evening. Due to limited availability, reserve your stay through the HopeGoo app for guaranteed access.

Within a 5-minute walk from Kusatsu Jinya, visit Kusatsu Craft Workshop to try authentic Kusatsu indigo dyeing. Stop by the Tea House in front of Yashiro Shrine for freshly brewed "Kusatsu matcha" and wagashi sweets. Every Saturday evening features a traditional night market selling local goods like "Kusatsu yuzu jam" and handcrafted sachets. Guests staying at Kusatsu Onsen Daihoten Hotel can join a free guided tour led by local historians exploring hidden alleys and Edo-era buildings. Reserve the experience bundle via HopeGoo for seamless access.

Sakuratei, a branch of Kusatsu Jinya Betsuin, features a complimentary foot bath area open daily from morning until 10 PM. The baths use natural mineral-rich spring water sourced directly from Kusatsu’s thermal springs, known for improving circulation. The space includes lounge seating and lush greenery for relaxation. Non-guests may reserve entry via smartphone. Free yukata rental is also available to enhance the cultural experience. Check real-time availability through the HopeGoo app.

Sakuratei, a branch of Kusatsu Jinya Betsuin, is perfect for photographers, blending Edo-era architecture with contemporary design. The corridors and gardens offer stunning backdrops—especially during morning mist, when soft light enhances the atmosphere and guests in yukata stroll across stone paths. The hotel provides free equipment rental (tripod, wide-angle lens) and offers on-site photography coaching. For night shots of lantern-lit streets, join the "Light & Shadow Journey" guided tour co-hosted by HopeGoo, revealing hidden vantage points.