Nationwide × Accommodation with Tatami Japanese-Style RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan for family trips - 350Page Number

Please enjoy our signature kaiseki cuisine, featuring an abundance of fresh seafood from the Genkai Sea. Squid, abalone, sea urchin, salmon roe, blowfish... Our chef carefully prepares each dish using the finest seasonal seafood sourced fresh every morning. Additionally, Munakata-raised Munakata beef and freshly harvested local vegetables add vibrant flavors to our special dishes. Our dining area is fully accessible, with no steps, making it wheelchair-friendly. Set on a lush 2,600-tsubo property, our private villa-style guest rooms are scattered throughout, offering a sense of exclusivity. Our large communal bath, "Munakata Onsen," features a sodium-calcium chloride spring, allowing you to indulge in a luxurious Onsen experience. Create unforgettable memories with your family, friends, or even your beloved pets.

With a history spanning over 110 years, the Accommodation is filled with the nostalgic charm of Taisho-era romance, while a garden that changes with the seasons quietly welcomes travelers.Stroll through the Onsen town lined with willow trees in a yukata and visit seven public bathhouses.After your bath, wander around town, drop by any shop that catches your eye, then return to the Accommodation for a peaceful evening.This is an Accommodation where you can experience Kinosaki Onsen’s unique pleasures—more than just “staying overnight”—right at your doorstep.About a 5-minute walk from Kinosaki Onsen Station, and about a 1-minute walk to one of Kinosaki’s public bathhouses, “Jizo-yu.”Though located close to the heart of the Onsen town, inside you can relax away from the bustle in unhurried comfort.After enjoying your bathhouse tour, unwind with private bathing in our reservable Onsen.In the evening of your journey, savor local Tajima specialties and delicacies from the Sea of Japan, and feel Kinosaki’s seasons at the table as well.Preserving the timeless atmosphere of old Kinosaki while offering modern travelers a comfortable stay.Not “staying to sightsee,” but “staying as if you live in Kinosaki.”That kind of journey awaits at Yuyado Sasakura.