Manza Juraku All-Inclusive Hotel

This is the second time I have stayed at this hotel. I really like the natural hot spring water in the hotel. The buffet is delicious. The room with the mountain view is particularly comfortable and you can enjoy the scenery in the room.

ゴールデンウィークに利用させていただき、今回リピートしました。 館内で無料で飲み物が飲めて 寛ぐ事もできて良かったです！ とても涼しくて快適でした。

夕飯ががっかりした。メインのローストビーフに筋ありすぎて、噛み切れず、喉に引っかかり、窒息するかと思った。美味しいのはしゃぶしゃぶしかなかった。刺し身もいくらもなく、メロンはハネジューメロン？質落としすぎかな。こんなにがっかりした夕食ブッフェは初めて。 逆に朝食はめちゃめちゃ美味しかった。特にピクルス、パスタ絶品でした。 昼はカレーも鍋焼きうどんも甘すぎた。 お風呂はなかなか良く、深夜もはいれるのは良かった。 オールインクルーシブで、飲み放題だが、時間制限をもう少し余裕がほしい。 部屋の古さはしょうがないけど、やっぱりエアコンが欲しかった。せめて換気扇も。空吹が見える絶景。空と雲の流れと星空は見てて飽きなかった。

7月は星が綺麗だとのことなので又来たいと思います。

オールインクルーシブに変わってから2回目の宿泊。前回よりもバージョンアップして、ウェルカムドリンクは生ビールからワインとアルコール類も豊富で柿ピーやマカロン、アイスクリームとスイーツ類も豊富。チェックインの前に着いても、ロビーでくつろぎながら待ち時間が楽しめます。大浴場【雲海の湯】手前にも、万座の水のほか、アルコールやアイスキャンディーがあります。夕食もブッフェには地産の嬬恋キャベツや群馬の蒟蒻を使った料理に、聚楽100周年記念料理も。赤城牛のローストビーフは逸品！もちろんアルコール類の豊富なことと、各種グラスが冷やされてある心遣い。ソフトドリンクの種類も青汁やアイスココアなどまで。席は自由なので、良い席は早めに行っていた方が。温泉は雄大な山肌が見える露天風呂も、男女入れ替え時間を除きいつでも入れる。最低限のアメニティしか揃っていないので、心配な人は持って行った方が。熊が出るそうですが、電気柵があるので一応安心。お天気が良ければ天の川もハッキリ見えます。卓球、ダーツ、パターゴルフにマッサージチェアも、全て自由に使えます。唯一別料金はお土産店のみ。夜はロビーに炎が灯りパニーニのお夜食も。食べて飲んで浸かって寝てが満喫できます。

I've been a repeat customer of this hotel since before COVID-19. I came here as a family of four with my child. I've been to many hot springs in the past, such as Nozawa, Yokoya, Kusatsu, and others, but my wanderings stopped here. The quality and temperature of the springs are excellent. The smell of sulfur is strong, but it feels good. The food is also excellent, and it goes without saying that the pork shabu-shabu and roast beef are delicious, but they don't cut corners at all and put a lot of effort into their preparations. There are many types of alcohol, and they've been carefully considered. However, the all-you-can-eat buffet, which has a 90-minute limit, allows you to enjoy desserts at your leisure. Skiing of course makes you hungry, but air hockey, table tennis, and table soccer use up a lot of energy and make you hungry. The all-inclusive service, which started a while ago, allows you to enjoy drinks and snacks in the lounge or in your room, making you feel richer than you'd expect. On the other hand, the rooms are by no means new and the sinks are rusty, but considering the nature of the area where corrosion occurs due to hydrogen sulfide, this is to be expected and you can't really call this place luxurious. It depends on what you prioritize in your accommodation, but if you're looking for quality spring water and satisfying food, this is the place to go. And for drinkers, it's clearly worth the money. It's three and a half hours from Tokyo, including snow tires, in the car. But I still want to go again. If they could advertise it better and make the transportation easier, I'm sure it would be popular with foreigners too. After all, the experience of stroking the piled up snow and having a blizzard full of the smell of sulfur blow into your face is a different world that you can't often find.

I went there at the beginning of July. It was raining heavily on the day I stayed. The road entering the inn from the national highway is partially paved, but it is narrow and rickety. When I looked at the car the next morning, it was covered in mud. Well, when you first go inside, the lobby in front of the reception on the 3rd floor is self-service, but you will be welcomed with a drink bar and sweets. They also have beer. There is also a fortune-telling corner at the front desk, which requires a reservation for 20 minutes per person. Free. The room was on the first floor of a separate building across the aisle. The view from the room facing the sky is satisfying. White smoke was coming out. There seem to be multiple baths at larger hotels in the neighborhood, but this one has one bath for each gender. In order to avoid sulfur poisoning, the washing area in the indoor bath is a bit cold due to the wind blowing. The one with two open-air baths has one hot and one warm. The color is milky white and soaks slowly. You are allowed to take photos until 9:30 in the morning, but after that you are allowed to take photos. Meals are buffet for both breakfast and dinner. The roast beef for dinner was exquisite. It's self-service, including alcohol, but you can drink all you can drink. It seems that there are bears nearby, so it was scary when I took an open-air bath alone in the middle of the night, but this time I didn't see any bears. I received a region-limited coupon from the Aigo Gunma National Discount, but since I entered from the Gunma Prefecture side the day before and headed to Shibu Pass on National Route 292 the next day, I have no other place to use it unless I use it at this shop. However, the shop is only open until 10am, so if you don't buy souvenirs before checking out, it will be closed.

The sulfur hot springs are the best. You can stay in the open-air bath with natural hot spring water for as long as you want. it's recommended. I stayed in a standard Japanese style room. Some rooms have nice views, but you don't have to look outside all the time, so I feel like the view from the open-air bath is enough. Even though the food is a buffet, it seems like they are cooking it properly. It was delicious and I ate too much. Also, the fact that you can drink as much beer, sake, wine, shochu, and other alcoholic beverages as you like with your meal is sure to be irresistible to leftists. By the way, you can drink as much draft beer as you like in the lounge next to the front desk. I also want to soak in a hot spring.