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Japan, 〒377-1611 群馬県吾妻郡嬬恋村干俣万座温泉
kontakter telefon: +81 279-97-1111
internet side: www.princehotels.co.jp
Større kort og retningerLatitude: 36.6370855, Longitude: 138.5075836
Piraya Arunchayanon
::It seems to be in a middle of nowhere but very peaceful and quiet, a few Taiwanese tour groups but the onsen are very good one of the best onsen I've experienced. Rooms are a little old. Snow are still solid and nice even in end March.
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::The Manza Prince Hotel, nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Japan's famous hot spring territories, offers a getaway that beautifully combines luxury with the natural beauty of its surroundings. This hotel stands out not only for its prime location, which provides direct access to some of the best hot springs in the area but also for its exceptional service, comfortable accommodations, and the breathtaking views that can be enjoyed from almost every corner. Upon arrival, guests are immediately welcomed by the hotel's friendly staff, whose attention to detail and commitment to guest satisfaction are apparent from the get-go. The check-in process is smooth and efficient, allowing visitors to quickly settle in and start enjoying their stay without any hassle. The rooms at the Manza Prince Hotel are designed with comfort and convenience in mind, offering a harmonious blend of modern amenities and traditional Japanese aesthetics. Many rooms feature large windows that frame the majestic beauty of the surrounding mountains and forests, providing guests with a serene backdrop to their stay. The beds are comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep after a day of exploring the natural wonders or enjoying the hot springs. Speaking of hot springs, the onsen facilities at the Manza Prince Hotel are undoubtedly a highlight. The hotel offers both indoor and outdoor baths, which draw their mineral-rich waters directly from the source. These therapeutic waters are known for their healing properties, offering relief and relaxation to weary travelers. The outdoor baths, in particular, offer a sublime experience, allowing guests to soak in the hot, soothing waters while surrounded by nature's splendor, especially enchanting under a blanket of snow in the winter or amidst the vibrant hues of autumn. Dining at the hotel is another delightful experience, with several restaurants offering a variety of cuisines. From traditional Japanese kaiseki meals that celebrate the local and seasonal ingredients to more casual dining options, the culinary offerings are designed to cater to a range of tastes and preferences. The chefs' attention to detail and the quality of the ingredients make each meal a memorable part of the stay. For those looking to explore beyond the hotel, Manza Prince Hotel's location serves as an excellent base for enjoying outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing in the winter, and exploring the natural beauty of the region. The hotel staff are more than happy to assist with arranging tours or providing recommendations for things to do in the area. In summary, the Manza Prince Hotel offers an ideal retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in Japan's natural beauty while enjoying the comforts of a luxury hotel. Its combination of superb onsen facilities, comfortable accommodations, exquisite dining, and impeccable service, all set against the backdrop of stunning natural scenery, make it a truly exceptional place to stay. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway to relax and rejuvenate or an adventurous escape into nature, the Manza Prince Hotel promises an unforgettable experience
Kang Ren Chia
::You won't get luxury at this place but you will feel like you got what you paid for. I don't think the dinner buffet (6800 yen at the time of writing) was worth it, but it's probably a fair price given the isolated nature of this area. The view from the open air bath was amazing, the service staff were cheerful and polite and the room was clean. I want to thank the service staff for taking care of me :-) The view from my room was also pretty incredible (East Wing), unfortunately the window fogged up with condensation past day 2.
Patrick Knight
::The rooms were outdated but still well maintained. You also have a nice view from it. The service was okay nothing good nothing bad. They just didn't seem to care most of the time. When I came with a lot of luggages they just looked at me without helping. Their attitude towards me was still respectful tho. The location itself is simply magnificent. You are on top of a volcano! What else can there be said? The highlight of this hotel is the onsen with a wonderful view on the volcano. You can even see smoke rising from it. On top of that you can use the onsen of the sister hotel located next to this one. Tbh. this hotel doesn't have much going for it except the fact that it has an amazing onsen but that's the reason you wanna go to that area in the first place, right? So overall I'd say it's worth it. P.S. I would only consider staying at this hotel if you have a car. It's very remote, the next Town (Kusatsu) is 30 min away by car. There are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby. The hotel itself has a shop and is stocked up with snacks but expect to pay a premium for that.
Tia Millares
::Despite having mixed bathing, they also have onsens for women only and men only. The view in the mixed onsen was as dreamy as it can get. The snowflakes were falling in our heads while bathing in turquoise mineral rich water and then there’s the view of the snow covered mountain with steam rising from its sulfur banks. Don’t worry, you can either wear the bought sari or rent the free one to cover you up while in the mixed pool. The breakfast came with our room and was really good. Another service we enjoyed was their massage located near the front desk area.