Toyooka hotels

Pros: The hotel was stunning, luxurious yet traditional. The food was exquisite with multiple dishes and courses all imaginatively compiled and delicious. All the staff were incredible, helpful and humble, especially Kasumi who was delightful. The Onsen was beautiful and relaxing. The salon was an added touch, with delicious food.

Pros: The gardens are gorgeous but most importantly, in my opinion, is the respect for the history surrounding this fine ryokan. It is evident throughout. Very attentive, passionate and caring staff who are truly delighted to have you as a guest. Very rare these days in the hotel accommodation business

Cons: Can’t think of anything. It was a truly memorable experience

Pros: the staff and service was amazing. The dinner presentation was excellent. The atmosfere in the honkan was super friendly.

Cons: it was not easy to find my room and the exit. I wish signs along the hallway be more informative.

Pros: Everything, especially the meal and onsens.

Cons: I liked everything

Pros: I have visited Japan a number of times over the years and have stayed in many ryokans. Nishimuraya Honkan is the overall most enjoyable ryokan that I have stayed in to date. Excellent service, outstanding food, beautiful traditional architecture, lovely garden, and nice baths. Kinosaki Onsen is a bit out of the way, but Nishimuraya Honkan is worth the trip.

Cons: I liked everything about this ryokan.

Pros: Wonderful stylish traditional ryokan set near the center of town and various onsens. Great food and excellent English speaking staff. Can manage gluten free. Offer breakfast choice of Japanese or Western.

Cons: Our room didn’t have a very nice view. Most others seemed to have good ones of the garden or the bush.

Pros: The property was incredibly gorgeous. Just absolutely stunning. The onsens were so serene and luxurious that I stopped going to the public onsens once I checked them out. The massage chairs in the onsen changing rooms were wonderful after a warm soak and really helped to loosen up the tight muscles from the 10+ hour flight and 4 days of walking 30+ steps per day in Kyoto. We had the Hatsune room with a private open air stone bath and it was amazing beyond words. The seating and bedding was remarkably pleasant and comfortable. Truly everything about the property was impressive and relaxing. Our room attendant, Maho, was also incredible and a highlight of our stay. She was so pleasant to speak with and so nice. She really took the experience to a whole new level and it would not have been the same without her.

Cons: I can’t think of a single thing.

Pros: I mean, it's the Nishimuraya Honkan. It couldn't be more of a 10/10, I think it's the best place I've ever stayed at. (And I film luxury hotel commercials for a living, so I'm not saying that lightly.)

Cons: Zero complaints.

Pros: Literally everything about Nishimuraya Honkan, and to that extend, Kinosakionsen, is perfect. Honkan’s staff was so accommodating and kind and really got to know us during our stay so they can prepare to take care of us. Our room attendant was amazing, the baths were breath taking, and I feel as though how we were treated went beyond just professionalism, they went far and beyond for us without us even asking. The whole facility looks like it came out of a Japanese novel, so beautiful.

Pros: Excellent service and superb food.

Pros: Morizuya was the best night stay and my personal highlight during our trip to Japan. The owner was the kindest host I've ever met, he was very welcoming and took many photos of us in our borrowed Yukatas. The dinner and breakfast were delicious and generous in portion size, we picked a good time since it was crab season. To top it all off I ended up proposing to my girlfriend during our stay at Morizuya. It was an unforgettable experience and I highly recommend this Ryokan to anyone visiting Japan.

Pros: The owner Mr. Hachiska and his mother gave us a great wellcome with a tea ceremony and service from him and his staff was excellent.

Pros: Host spoke excellent English, and delightfully insisted on taking many excellent photos of us at several Instagramable spots. Morizuya had the best service of any ryokan/onsen I experienced on my trip (I did three, and this was the least expensive). For example, we had to leave very early in the morning for a 7:13 am train. Host was very accommodating and drove us to the station very early, and packed us a to-go breakfast bento because it was to early for in-room breakfast. Food was definitely a highlight--crab feast was amazing!

Cons: This was my first experience in a traditional Japanese guesthouse, and using a single futon was too firm for my back. I recommend asking for 2 futons for more comfort (I'm sure host would be glad to accommodate).

Pros: Wonderful family-run ryokan with amazing staff in a beautiful facility! Will definitely come back

Pros: The hosts and staff were very friendly and did everything they could to make me feel comfortable. Beautiful kimono is offered for ladies and the staff will help you wear it whenever you feel like it (its really really difficult to wear a kimono by yourself). Meals included in the package were also really good and of really huge portions. There are also baths in the ryokan that are available for private use im the afternoon.

Pros: The owner and the staff treats us so well as if we are their friends and family. Meals are excellent. Tea ceremony and Kimono dressing are plus and good experiences.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: + Great service, very enthusiastic owner and his mother. + Tea ceremony upon arrival and free loan of yukata for photographs. + Nice food for dinner and breakfast

Pros: Private onsen bath

Cons: The bed and their housekeeping Having meals in the room was good but on the other hand the smell left in the room would stay too

Pros: The service was exceptional, and the beds were super comfy. You felt at home straightaway!

Pros: Breakfast was delicious and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was also gorgeous!

Cons: Would be great if we could get to choose our food before arrival because some of us cannot eat raw food such as sashimi.

Pros: Meals, both breakfast and dinner, are very delicious.

Cons: nothing

Pros: The service from staff was kind and attentive. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, and different menus were prepared for each day of our stay. The private onsen was small but nice and a great way to relax away from the busier public onsen. Staff speak good English.

Pros: Great place and comfortable

Cons: Nil

Pros: Friendly staff. Good location and nice view from balcony.

Cons: We sleep on the floor but when other guess walk pass your room you will feel the floor shaking. The wall is not soundproof.

Pros: Incredible welcoming staff, the location is within a 60 second walk to 2 of the Onsens, about 5 minute walk to the rest.

Pros: I love everything. There is an onsen for couples downstairs. The owner is so friendly and thoughtful. He drove us to the train station because we had a lot of baggage. He also spent time to teach us how to wear a yukata (provided by him) properly. The room is so clean and the ambience was tranquil. There are 2 public onsens that are near the property, the rope way (2 min walk) too!

Pros: Is very neat and Japanese, modern style, have balcony, and the hostess welcoming to the property

Cons: The futon might be a bit uncomfortable, especially for who suffer back pain

Pros: Staff and cleanliness, modern Japanese decorative favility

Cons: It feels a bit far to walk to other place when it rains

Pros: Love the egg chair, hotel onsen. Near several of the town’s best public onsens. The staff were really friendly.

Cons: Distance is a little far from the station. Not convenient especially if it rains.

Pros: Hotel is super clean. Location was amazing for the onsens and hike. Staff were incredibly friendly too. I would definitely stay here again if I decided to come back.

Pros: Tomo-san is a very friendly and helpful host. He engages with guests. We had big luggages, he helped us to get to the station on the day we checked out.

Pros: Very brand new and clean, beautiful room and bathroom. Nice and helpful owner.

Pros: Very friendly staff , very clean room ,close to 3 public bath

Cons: Location is far from the station about 15 to 20min walk along the beautiful river and town but the staff can take you to the station for free

Pros: The best onsen in town!!! If you want to indulge, then go for the private onsen.

Pros: The night spent at this establishment was quite simply the most relaxing and luxurious moment of a 20 day Japan trip. Everything from start to finish was perfect. Highlights included how spacious my room was, how nice the onsen facilities were (by far my favourite in town and I visited most of the public onsens before coming to this conclusion), how delicious and refined the dinner was, and how amazing the breakfast buffet was too.

Cons: The only thing I regretted was that my room had a lingering tobacco odor, the hotel had installed a device to purify and clean the air, but it was the kind of very light persistent small that it is hard to get rid of. I get that Japan has a different approach to smoking indoors that some other places.

Pros: The place is just pretty good. Staff very friendly. Everything we expect was there.

Pros: Overall the experience at Shogetsutei was a perfect. Absolutely amazing in accommodation, food, onsen, staff, service, cleanliness, Japanese immersive experience and attention to details. The ryokan style room is very beautiful and comfortable. The small onsen in the terrace is perfect for some private time and to enjoy during the nights when the public onsen close. The dinner and breakfast were absolutely spectacular, dinner was served in our room by a lovely japanese lady who also prepared parts of it, like rice, grilled crab etc. The attention to details with the food was incredible. Breakfast is buffet but is almost as varied and tasty as the dinner. The public onsen inside Shogetsutei is in my opinion the best and most beautiful one in the village. Location wise it is not as centric as Nishimuraya Honkan but that allowed (when building) for a bigger hotel with more and bigger rooms as well as some rooms with a private bath in the terrace which is amazing. The previous night i stayed in Nishimuraya Honkan which is in my opinion slightly superior because of its beautiful old traditional historic building, but can honestly recommend going to both, since they offer a slightly digferent experience, specially if you want to try having a private bath in your room/terrace. A big thank you to all the staff and the hotel of Nishimuraya Shogetsutei and Honkan for a wonderful and unforgettable experience. Arigato gostaimashita :)

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: Well organized onsen hotel with pickup and drop of from railway station. Modern room with all the comfort. Good dinner service. English food Menu and information availability

Cons: Hotel used by several tour busses. Standard service, no personal attention and no active mention of bus service to railway station. Far away from city center. Food was good but for the price would expect more and not better then other ryokan which cost less.

Pros: Beautiful property. Everything about the ryokan was perfect in every way.

Cons: A little expensive, but you pay for what you get. All in all a charming experience

Pros: Where to start... this is by far the best hotel I've ever stayed in. Absolutely immaculately clean, and the rooms are something very special. The staff are fantastic; extraordinarily welcoming, polite, and charming. The facilities are second to none. Kinosaki is full of Onsen, of course, but the one at Nishimuraya Shogetsutei is amongst the best, and the only one with a steam room as far as I'm aware. The lobby, bar area, and gardens are a sight to behold, in fact, the entire place is stunning. Unfortunately, the pool was not open, since I visited during off season, but that also looks great. The breakfast buffet is fresh, delicious, and varied. The dinner... on another level entirely. At 13,800 JPY, it is not cheap, but you really do get what you pay for. A beautifully presented 10 course meal is served to you in your room, in an unintrusive, quintessentially Japanese manner. The food is top quality; the Snow Crab, Sashimi, and Wagyu beef all utterly delicious, and again, the staff are astoundingly accommodating and thoughtful. Speaking of quality touches, if you thought Japanese toilets were great in general, then wait until you see the toilets in this place, with seats which automatically open as you enter, and at the push of a button close and flush themselves. I can imagine for those with disabilities this hotel would be a great choice. Everywhere is wheelchair accessible, and adapted seating is also provided in the public bath areas. The private baths are really worth the extra cost if you want an even more luxurious experience. 8,800 JPY for 70 minutes, with champagne ice bucket provided. Each private bath house can probably accommodate a group of up to 5 or 6, and also has a private sauna (the slightly cooler type in which you wear sauna clothes). There's a very good reason Nishimuraya Shogetsutei is considered the best ryokan in town by the locals. I will certainly be staying here on future visits to Kinosaki.

Cons: I can't think of a single thing that I didn't like about this hotel.

Cons: Too many stairs

Pros: Staff are helpful and polite. We are enjoy a delicious dinner and breakfast in hotel.

Pros: Great service, very cosy lounge.. we enjoyed wearing the traditional clothes and relaxing at the lobby very much! We were the only foreigners and that made our stay more special.

Cons: Breakfast was all Japanese foods, it was full of local dishes and prepared in great detail, but for someone who doesn't prefer Japanese food, can be good to have some safe options too

Pros: A very classy and traditional ryokan. Staff was very polite and helpful and attended to our every wish. The breakfast was sensational! Highly recommend this establishment.

Pros: Staffs are excellent, they try their best to meet our needs. On site onsen is excellent. Shuttle drives us around. 10 minute walk from station. Japanese style accommodation. We were quite happy with the experience.

Pros: Hotel has nice facilities and a beautiful garden. The staff is helpful most of the time. The bath is awesome

Cons: When we went in with heavy luggages, a staff is rushing over to take our luggage. But somehow another staff stopped that lady. We still cannot understand why. We ended up carry our luggage by ourselves through all the hallways. It is not an issue for us, but given the way they welcomed us all the way from the carpark, we are taken a back by the contrast in service level at the front desk. Finally when we struggled to get the luggages upstairs, another staff not knowing what happens in the front-desk quickly came over to help. That's why we are felt discriminated by those staff at the front desk for some reasons. We would love to hear the explanation from the owner. Thanks.

Pros: Every thing was amazing.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Everything ! Location , facilities and staff was super friendly and courteous !

Cons: Nothing at all ! Everything was just fine !

Pros: They habe Yukatas for free rental and special ones for women. Very traditional and a special experience.

Pros: Everything! Sounds impossible but yeah, the moment we arrive at the lobby we knew we're gonna have such a good time. The hospitality was outstanding. Their food was marvelous. The room was superb. Totally recommended and valuable and unforgettable experience staying in a Ryokan!

Cons: The view from our room. We didn't have any. Maybe if we choose other room we might have it. Otherwise it's perfect.

Pros: The private baths were amazing. We got to spend some good time in the onsen and enjoyed ourselves. The staff were also very attentive and prepared a futon, baby chair for my infant in the room and during meal time. Kudos to the team for their hospitality.

Pros: Great location and very quiet. The private bathes were special, too.

Cons: There were 60 stairs up and down from our room to the bathes. I didn’t think to request a lower floor room, so my partner had quite a time managing the stairs. He was not happy.

Pros: The hospitality,the traditional experience of staying in an authentic Japanese Ryokan is great. The dinner they serve is premium as we didn't expect it to be so many varieties and so high in quality.The private onsen is a plus as not every foreign traveller prefer to bath with public. Location is only 3mins walking distance from JR Kinosaki-onsen station .Overall is highly recommended.

Pros: Less than 5 minutes away from Kinosaki station, great breakfast and the crab dinner is fantastic. The room is spacious with a balcony view of the main entrance.

Cons: Very generous portions of crab given during dinner. Unfortunately, the 3 of us couldn't finish them all.

Pros: Located on the Main Street of Kinosaki Onsen with easy access to all public onsens. Great breakfast and dinner. Provided free private onsen.

Pros: Lovely traditional Japanese style room, staffs were warm and welcome although they know very limited English, service was excellent especially in preparing the futon and serving meals, they explained the food one by one and the recommended way of eating it. Food was awesome, the taste was great, the crab was super fresh, the quality of the beef was good, portion was generous! We stayed for 2 nights they thoughtfully prepared different breakfast and different dinner for both days. Yukata and geta was provided foc. There’s a private onsen owned by the ryokan themselves (only indoor) however you can choose which room to use based on your group size. Overall it was an enjoyable stay at the ryokan, though costly but definitely worth every single cent we paid.

Cons: It will be great if we can choose to grill the beef instead of just sukiyaki / shabu-shabu. Unfortunately the view that we got was back alley view :( (practically no view)

Pros: The personnel was super friendly, the food was very good (it was an interesting experience as well, for sure, all those different tastes...) The ryokan is not the most central, but it didn't matter, because they shuttled us into the city center (about 3 minutes ride, so it's not very far away!) and picked us up again. We really appreciated this service! The in-house bath (women) is small, but very cozy and with a nice atmosphere! Thank you very much for this pleasant experience!

Cons: Everything was outstanding! The only thing that was a bit unexpected, was the slight smell of old tobacco in the living/sleeping room - since we are non-smokers, it was not very nice. But everyone was so friendly and smiling and helpful, that it really didn't matter in the end!

Pros: The staff were very accommodating to us and patient that we did not know how things should work. Everyone was always very friendly and polite, instructive if needed. The chef was kind to accommodate my vegetarian husband, and myself as pescatarian for breakfast, which was superb. We found the room and building comfortable and clean, and especially enjoyed the private onsen experience. Access to the main town is an easy pleasant walk, we hardly used the shuttle service. I actually preferred being a little out of town as the clip clopping of groups travelling from Onsen to Onsen late at night would affect noise levels on in the main town. We are delighted with our stay.

Pros: I would recommend this to everyone who’s coming to kinosaki onsen. It’s highly valued for money even though it is slightly far off from the town as compared to the other ryokans, but the ryokan provides frequent shuttle buses to the town which is merely a 10mins drive. The breakfast and dinner provided were delicious as well and the ryokan has kindly accommodated to my food preference as a pescatarian. The staff was very friendly and helpful as well. Overall I would like to rate it as a 8/10 experience.

Cons: The room might be a little cramped.

Pros: The room was really comfortable and the food was amazing! Their customer service is top notch. Wish I had booked it for more than one night. They have their own private onsen and also provide you with a pass so that you can visit the many onsens in the areas. Lovely experience overall.

Cons: It's 15 to 20 min walk from the town but they offer free shuttle services

Pros: Everything was amazing!! The personnel, the diner and breakfast, onsens... Love it!!

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Everything!! Staff very friendly and professional. Very nice spacious room. Amazing onsen. The food was delicious!!

Pros: The staff was helpful and courteous. Dinner and breakfast were good. Transport was provided for guests between the Roykan and the train station; as well as between the Roykan and the main shopping street to do shopping and Onsen hopping.

Cons: The Japanese room for two was very small. The Onsen was very small. Chance to book the private onsen was very slim if you did not check in early. There was no lift to the rooms which were located on the 2nd floor. The location of the Roykan was also quite far away from the main shopping street.

Pros: Staff was very helpful and explained everything to me in English, which was very helpful with my mediocre Japanese proficiency. The dinner and breakfast were superb - everything was delicious and food presentation was great. Rooms were very cosy and really good-equipped with appliances. There were also one indoor and one open-air bath, which I didn't have to share, because majority of guests were female - the baths were also great to have in ryokan.

Pros: Service was awesome. All staff are super nice and helpful. Their English is not the best but they certain try their best! Breakfast and dinner menu were great. New yukata provided every day. Free toiletries (hairbrush, face wipes, hair tie, razor, etc.) to go for use when you go to the public onsen houses. The 3 private bathes are great as well - you use your room key to exchange for the key to the bath. The rooms are very well maintained and clean. Bedding was super comfortable. The location is farther from the train station than others, but it's a tiny town so a little walking doesn't hurt at all!

Cons: It does get very cold in the room at night even with the heater on. But I read that it is a typical problem for a lot of ryokan.

Pros: The real Japanese hospitality at it's best. Great place, amazing generous food, good saké, nice staff... Overall, the best way to rest and relax !

Pros: Lovely staff and dinner, excellent location.

Cons: Roomed smelled a little like it was a smoking room.

Pros: Great location, lovely staff, amazing place to stay and the private baths are great! The dinner was so filling, amazing variety of things!

Pros: The staff were extremely polite and helpful, The private baths are convenient, clean and attractive, The breakfast (included) was delicious and traditional, The Kaiseki dinner experience (5000Yen for the smallest option) was incredible!

Cons: We had a little bit of trouble understanding the delightful manager’s English, who checked us in/out, but there were other staff available with stronger English if we needed. It’s absolutely not a criticism of her, nor this fine hotel, but something future guests should be aware of! Apart from that, it was a perfect place to enjoy Kinosaki.

Pros: Cleanliness room, friendly staff, excellent dinner and breakfast

Pros: Amazing service and the dinner and breakfast were incredible. The town was really pretty and we enjoyed our stay and being able to visit all of the Onsen in the area.

Pros: The hotel onsen is fabulous, the staff are so nice and very helpful. The whole town is amazing..everyone gets there personal kimono to walk around to all the onsens in the town. It's very relaxing and you leave feeling like a new person. Worth the effort to travel that far.

Cons: Slightly outdated but had a lot of charm, if you don't like proper Japanese food do not book the breakfast or dinner but if you do..the food is first class. The dinners and breakfast were top class and an experience all on their own. Amazing.

Pros: It was just wonderful. We loved this Ryokan. We had a very spacious room, also with a shower and bathroom, what you can't find very often. The stuff was very friendly and the privat onsen super nice.

Pros: Very friendly and helpful staff at all contact point.

Pros: Nice service, location and not even expensive

Pros: Really friendly and helpful staff explaining things around kinosaki-onsen during check in. Free patterned yukata rental for the ladies given during check in. Bath pass and of course onsen yukata provided in the room for us to wear out when going around to the public onsens. Room is spacious and comfortable!

Cons: The western breakfast was a bit underwhelming. Perhaps if it's Japanese breakfast it would be nicer to have here.

Pros: Good stay

Pros: The hotel staff were extremely helpful. After I checked out from the hotel, I realised that I left behind my camera in the room. At that time, I was already on board a train towards Kyoto. I tired to contact the hotel via booking.com and they were able to assist.The hotel was able to forward the camera to my next hotel in Osaka. The Kaiseki dinner and breakfast was good. The dinner menu comes with English translation.

Cons: The furnishing May look a bit old. But it is still well-maintained.

Pros: Good location Shuttle service to/from station and public baths

Cons: Food was ok but a bit lower than our expectations

Pros: Staff showed great hospitality. Training must be good. Gorgeous view of seaside from hotel room.

Cons: Facilities a bit tired and showing its age. Can do with some freshening up of facilities.

Pros: Fanastic sea view, very nice local ingrident breakfast.

Cons: A bit old fashioned.

Pros: Location. Great value. View of Sea of Japan. Proximity to Sea View marine park. Food. Breakfast and dinner.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Everything was perfect. This was my second stay. You can pay reasonable price with best stay.

Pros: Absolutely enjoyed the stay and food here! Staffs were very friendly and helpful all the way. We stayed here for two nights with dinner and breakfast. What must not missed is the Kaiseki dinner - this is a showcase of Japanese cuisine! Thank you Kinparo!

Pros: A well managed seaside resort onsen hotel. Rooms are spacious, tidy, well maintained and with a breath taking seaview The onsen is spacious and clean, with the fantastic seaview. The ramen at the noodle shop is very authentic and highly recommended. It is also right next to the Marine World which offers family with kids an attractive activity.

Cons: Nothing really

Pros: We arrived the hotel at night and the navigator brought us to the back of the hotel but still access to the hotel which was great. The room is big enough for 5 of us and it was very clean and comfortable. The breakfast was great too. There were many choices of menu and they were good quality. The surprising was the Kinosaki Marine world which is next to the hotel and we also received a half price coupon for the tickets. We had a very good time there and enjoy the shows very much.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: the room is larger than the usual. we get free ticket from the hotel to marine world.the Japanese traditional dinner is quite good. very pleasant stay here.

Cons: nothing

Pros: Great scenery & good food

Cons: The hotel is a bit old

Pros: The public bath is ok.

Cons: The air conditioning was strange, sometimes cold, and sometimes hot. We could not sleep well at night. The buffet dinner was bad, limited choices and food was not fresh, all dishes were cold, and not tasty at all. But it costed $USD 45 per head.

Pros: They provide bicycle free of charge. Hotel has a natural and nice atmosphere

Cons: The spread/variety of food was below my expectation

Pros: The room is big and clean. The staff can speak English well. Food is nice both breakfast and dinner.

Cons: I got the bad smell from bathroom on the way back to my room. It come from other room.

Pros: Staff very perfect only Mr.Hero that stay in restaurant

Cons: Breakfast and dinner menu not multiple

Pros: The staff is very polite and approachable

Cons: The place looks a bit old and needs a good cleaning.

Pros: love everything about the hotel! especially food for 2 nights which served crab and steak and testy breakfast . onsen even in the inn i already love more coz so ez to access

Cons: none

Pros: Very comfortable modern ryokan with a fantastic location in Kinosaki. Very easy to access all of the onsen from the inn. Friendly staff and good service. We didn't opt for the dinner package, but it looks like they were serving tons of crab, and at that price you'd definitely get your money's worth!

Pros: Overall very happy with our stay. Staff were very welcoming and accommodating despite not much communication. Well located between the onsens. Thankyou so much for having us! We will hopefully be back some day!

Cons: Wasn’t clear how to book private onsen or how to order the dinner.

Pros: This was one of the better traditional style accommodations we experienced in Japan. Onsen on site - it was in the heart of why we were there. Kinosaki is a wonderful place to visit and this accommodation was great

Pros: Japanese ambiance...staff very helpful, they took our suitcases up and down. The onsen is really nice.

Pros: Clean and big room

Pros: This place was great. It's in a perfect location near the hot springs. The room is private, modern, comfy and they give a robe and sandals and a hot springs pass to use around town. I looooved Kinosaki Onsen experience. Onsen #1 on the map was in my opinion the best- check it out. They let us keep our bags there after check out and were very nice about everything. Thumbs up!

Pros: good location

Cons: Toilet is outside of the room

Pros: Very central location, a few streets back from the Main Street. Great to have the free pass to the onsens which lasted from 3pm when we checked in to 3.30pm the next day. Very big room, even had a seperate sitting area!

Pros: Kinosaki is quite pricey and this place is really good value! Staff were very helpful. Free Yukata and a pass to all the Onsen included in the price.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: good price

Cons: no towel bag for bringing out to onsens

Pros: Great location and staff. Good additional facilities with washer and drier plus microwave, and water heater.

Cons: Odd hairs and fake eyelash from previous occupants in room. Cheesy smell in room.