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  • Hygge for Life

    Bring hygge into your life.

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    Hygge for Life

    Bring hygge into your life. In a quiet corner of Kusatsu Onsen — a spa town of long history and tradition, said to have the greatest natural flow of hot spring water in Japan — stands a hideaway hotel of just eight rooms, built around hygge: unhurried, comfortable, calm. A restful space wrapped in the warmth of natural solid timber.

    100% natural hot spring, flowing 24 hours a day

    What hygge means

    Rooms

    Only eight rooms.

    A small house, built so that every party keeps its own quiet.

    A guest room at Hygge Haus Kusatsu

    Deluxe

    Two main beds. When four guests stay, a single mattress is set in the loft and an extra bed is added.

    Up to 4 guests / approx. 25–28 m²

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    A guest room at Hygge Haus Kusatsu

    Superior

    Two main beds, and a single bed in the loft. Comfortable for up to three.

    Up to 3 guests / approx. 22.5–24 m²

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    A guest room at Hygge Haus Kusatsu

    Standard

    Two single beds. A room suited to a quiet stay for two.

    Up to 2 guests / approx. 21–24 m²

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    All rooms

    Onsen & Sauna

    Onsen, and sauna.

    100% natural hot spring, flowing 24 hours a day

    Soak in the water, take the heat, and go back to the water. These are the quietest hours at Hygge Haus.

    The onsen at Hygge Haus Kusatsu

    Melt into the water

    Kusatsu is a spa town said to have the greatest natural flow of hot spring water in Japan. In a quiet corner of it, time to let your body unwind.

    About the hot spring
    The sauna at Hygge Haus Kusatsu

    Find your balance in the sauna

    A way of spending the time, moving between the onsen and the sauna. Warm through slowly, then cool down slowly.

    About the sauna
    The House

    Places everyone can use

    Besides the guest rooms, there are places everyone can use.

    About the house

    Breakfast at Hygge Haus Kusatsu
    Dining

    Take your time over breakfast

    Breakfast is the one meal we serve. We set store by an unhurried morning round the table.

    About dining
    The Yubatake in Kusatsu Onsen
    Journal

    Notes from Kusatsu

    How to walk Kusatsu, how to enjoy the water, and the turn of the seasons. Notes we would like you to read before you come.

    Read the journal
    Access

    Access

    604-11 Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma 377-1711, Japan

    Access in detail

    Frequently asked questions

    When did you open?
    We opened on Sunday 13 September 2026.
    Can I make a reservation?
    Yes. Reservations are taken on Booking.com.
    How many rooms are there?
    Eight — it is a small house. There are three types: Deluxe, Superior and Standard.
    Is there an onsen and a sauna?
    The house has an onsen and a sauna. Please see Onsen & Sauna for details.
    Where are you?
    604-11 Kusatsu, Kusatsu-machi, Agatsuma-gun, Gunma 377-1711, Japan. Please see Access.