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Hotel Kogure

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Hotel Kogure

One of Ikaho’s leading historic ryokan, welcoming guests with hot spring water renowned for 450 years.

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A long-established ryokan that has preserved Ikaho Onsen’s renowned Kogane-no-Yu hot spring in Gunma Prefecture for more than 400 years. Holding rights to approximately one-quarter of Ikaho Onsen’s total spring flow, the inn offers an abundant supply of free-flowing hot spring water and a wide variety of bathing experiences, including open-air garden baths, large communal baths, and private baths with scenic views.

Accommodations range from rooms with open-air baths and special suites to Japanese-Western-style rooms. Their spacious interiors and views of the mountains of Joshu provide a relaxing setting. Meals feature seasonal ingredients, primarily sourced from Gunma Prefecture. Dinner is a creative Japanese kaiseki course showcasing the region’s bounty through all five senses. At breakfast, guests can choose from a buffet of approximately 100 dishes.

The facilities also cater to a wide range of needs, with amenities such as a cigar lounge and children’s play area. Combining historic hot spring traditions with modern comfort, the inn enhances each stay with refined relaxation and attentive hospitality. It is one of Ikaho’s leading hot spring inns for an indulgent getaway.

Highlights

  • A long-established ryokan that has preserved the renowned Kogane-no-Yu hot spring.
  • An abundant supply of hot spring water and 26 different bathing experiences.
  • Views of the mountains of Joshu from the lobby, approximately 2,300 feet above sea level, and spacious guest rooms designed for a relaxing stay.
  • Creative Japanese kaiseki dinners featuring seasonal ingredients from Gunma.
  • Facilities include a cigar lounge and children’s play area.

Photos

  • The Gensen Roten Kannon open-air bath, filled with Kogane-no-Yu hot spring water

    The Gensen Roten Kannon open-air bath, filled with Kogane-no-Yu hot spring water

  • The Scenic Reclining Bath, where guests can relax in a jetted bath while taking in the spectacular view

    The Scenic Reclining Bath, where guests can relax in a jetted bath while taking in the spectacular view

  • Three types of private baths are also available

    Three types of private baths are also available

  • The comfortable Yama Akari deluxe Japanese-Western-style room offers 797 square feet of space

    The comfortable Yama Akari deluxe Japanese-Western-style room offers 797 square feet of space

  • Dining soramori, where guests can enjoy a meal with spectacular views

    Dining soramori, where guests can enjoy a meal with spectacular views

  • The spacious Cigar Lounge, reserved for smoking

    The spacious Cigar Lounge, reserved for smoking

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is early check-in or late check-out available?
A

Early check-in from 2:00 PM and late check-out until 11:00 AM are available as extensions.
The fee is ¥5,500, including tax, per room for each additional hour.

Q

Can I leave my luggage after checking out?
A

Yes, luggage can be stored until the end of the day. Please ask at the front desk.

Q

Are there designated smoking areas?
A

There is a cigar lounge measuring approximately 1,184 square feet near the lobby, as well as designated smoking areas on the 4th floor and in the large communal bath building.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available inside the hotel?
A

Free Wi-Fi is available for overnight guests.

Q

Can guests with tattoos use the communal baths?
A

Guests with tattoos are asked not to use the large communal baths. Those wishing to experience the hot springs may use a private bath.

Q

Are there any sightseeing attractions nearby?
A

The atmospheric Ikaho Onsen Stone Steps, consisting of 365 steps, are nearby, with Ikaho Shrine located at the top, approximately a 10-minute walk away. Ikaho Green Bokujo, where visitors can try horseback riding and ice cream making, is approximately 6 minutes away by car. Mizusawa Udon Street, where visitors can sample Mizusawa udon, considered one of Japan’s three great varieties of udon, is approximately 10 minutes away by car. Fukiwari Falls, known as the Niagara of the East, is another popular attraction, approximately 1 hour away by car.

Q

Can I use an electronic cigarette in a non-smoking room?
A

All guest rooms and public areas are non-smoking.
Please use one of the hotel’s designated smoking areas if you wish to smoke.
(A room-cleaning fee will be charged if smoking is discovered in a guest room.)

Q

Do you offer bathing for day visitors?
A

We are very sorry, but bathing is not available to day visitors.

Q

Can I stay with a pet?
A

We are very sorry, but pets are not permitted. We can recommend a nearby pet hotel.

Q

Can you accommodate food allergies?
A

Guests with food allergies who notify us at least 3 days before their stay can be accommodated within the hotel’s guidelines, which are limited to the eight major allergens.

Q

If my arrival is unexpectedly delayed on the day of my stay, can dinner still be provided?
A

Depending on your arrival time, we may be unable to serve raw or other perishable dishes for food safety reasons.
If you arrive considerably later than scheduled, we may also be unable to serve the full meal. Thank you for your understanding.

Q

Will I need tire chains in winter?
A

For your safety, we strongly recommend using winter tires or carrying tire chains.

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Details

Name in Japanese
一番湯の宿　ホテル木暮
Postal Code
377-0102
Address
135 Ikaho, Ikaho-machi, Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture
Phone
0279-72-2701
Check-in
3:00 PM
Check-out
10:00 AM
Rates
From ¥48,400 per night for 2 guests, including breakfast
Access
Approximately 17 minutes by car from JR Shibukawa Station
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa