Incredibly lovely staff. They made our entire stay even more remarkable. Micasa is a good place to have a first contact with Ryokans as there are not too many guestrooms and the hosts are soo welcoming. The onsen were usable in a private setting which made this another good place for first contacts with Japanese experiences. All in all this has been a memorable highlight of our visit to Japan and a core memory will remain the farewell by the staff member. She has such a loving and engaged attitude.

“Beautiful traditional japanese Ryokan with amazing food and anything you would need. Situated in a beautiful city by the”

“Great private onsen with such friendly staff.”

Excellent value for money in a beautiful building. Staff were so kind and helpful! Rooms were spacious, clean. Onsens so beautiful. Excellent value for money. Breakfast was delicious!

The onsen is beautifull, all 3 of them. There is an option to have a private time in the onsen for the entire family with no strangers Beautifull view and experience imercing in the hot water watching the snow falls from the sky. Good comfortable futon beds

Very friendly and helpful staff with excellence service. Most of them can speak English. Great food. Clean and tidy room. One of the best onsen hotel I’ve ever stay at. I’ll recommend it to friends.

Micasa is a traditional japanese ryokan with onsen. The entrance looks a little suspicious, but inside is beautifully decorated and smells really nice. The room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the river. There is no shower in the room, only toilet and wash basin, but there are 3 onsens in the small hotel you can use 24/7 and there you can wash yourself with much comfort. 2 different types of shampoo, conditioner and body wash was provided. After washing you can soak in the hot onsen water with minerals. The ryokan looked very child friendly with baby bath and toys in the onsens and small playing area with toys in the lobby. You sleep on tatami and mattress, no bed. But it was really comfortable. We also had the traditional dinner and breakfast. The food was server beautifully and there was a lot of it. Some were for an acquired taste, but it was a good setting to try natto and other traditional japanese foods. We were really happy with the experience.

Great location! Authentic experience staying in a Ryokan! Town itself is gorgeous!

Private baths.

“Would be good for just one night”

Nice traditional hotel- warm and cosy. We accidentally got off at the wrong train station and they came right away to pick us up which was very kind.

Friendly staff, nice decorated Ryokan, free coffee and tea, beautiful view of the mountains

The room was massive and comfortable. Great view over the river. The staff were very friendly looked after us.

“Wonderful staff , so helpful and friendly ! I highly recommend this property and we will be booking this again for our n”

Traditional Japanese Ryokan with onsen facilities quiet and welcoming

Micasa is a traditional japanese ryokan with onsen. The entrance looks a little suspicious, but inside is beautifully decorated and smells really nice. The room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the river. There is no shower in the room, only toilet and wash basin, but there are 3 onsens in the small hotel you can use 24/7 and there you can wash yourself with much comfort. 2 different types of shampoo, conditioner and body wash was provided. After washing you can soak in the hot onsen water with minerals. The ryokan looked very child friendly with baby bath and toys in the onsens and small playing area with toys in the lobby. You sleep on tatami and mattress, no bed. But it was really comfortable. We also had the traditional dinner and breakfast. The food was server beautifully and there was a lot of it. Some were for an acquired taste, but it was a good setting to try natto and other traditional japanese foods. We were really happy with the experience.

“Absolutely lovely stay in fresh traditional style inn”

We had an absolutely lovely time in Micasa, the room was very comfortable, the breakfast (sadly we didn't book dinner with them) delightful and the common baths very nice. It was possible to book a private bath for an hour for a reasonable price which was a pleasant surprise. The furniture and interior seems very fresh, yet traditional and very comfortable. Thank you very much for a nice stay!

“Its reviewed ln google, 5*”

Its reviewed ln google, 5*

We stayed at Micasa for two nights and really enjoyed ourselves. Outstanding breakfast and dinner, wonderful onsens (we particularly liked the one in the open air), it's really magical when it's snowing outside, friendly staff. I've read that other guests complained about not having a private shower in their room - we had one. Wi-Fi was ok. Would definitely recommend!

“A perfect ryokan experience.”

Fabulous ryokan breakfast.

“Nice experience in Gunma”

Definitely, they made the place so good. I did enjoy the cleanliness, the onsen, and breathtaking views where our last day covered by snow in March.

“Absolute worst. Not a Ryokan.”

I loved every single hotel I stayed at in Japan, except for this one. Micasa was the absolute worst hotel I had the displeasure of experiencing. From the start, there is nobody at the front desk, with the exception of check-in. So imagine arriving a few hours early, wanting to just leave your luggage with someone for a moment so you can go out and explore the town until check in hour. Sorry - there's nobody there! and a sign in the lobby asking you not to roll your luggage on the tatami mats which is the entire floor of the building, with no place to store the luggage except outside the front door. And nobody around to hold onto or watch your bags for you. So if you want to take a stroll around town waiting for check-in hour, its not possible unless you leave your luggage unattended. I called all the hotel numbers and they don't answer their phones, or their emergency phones when they notice someone is in the lobby waiting for check-in. And its not as though they aren't in the building. Once 3PM rolled around a person magically appeared at the front desk, and the owners magically appeared from the back. Then the surrounding area, once you do get a moment to go for a walk - the majority of stores and restaurants are closed, the surrounding buildings are empty, boarded up and unmaintained. There are no cabs to call in the area with the exception of a few hours in the middle afternoon. So you want to go out for a late night dinner? Well, you will be walking 30+ minutes to get anywhere, and the street does not have a reliable amount of street lamps. Not to mention homeless drunk people loitering right outside the hotel. There is also no security if those people march right in to the hotel after you. Onto the actual room: though you may get a lovely email from booking letting you know your room contains a shower and a fireplace, your room will not contain either of those things! imagine spending an arm and a leg for a room and not even getting a shower.

“The staff were amazing”

The property was absolutely beautiful, the outdoor onsen was so lovely. The staff were incredible, they were so friendly and helpful.