Kinosaki Onsen × Akomodasi terlaris dalam 24 jam terakhirKepuasan pelanggan yang tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

I am very satisfied. I am deeply grateful to Koragi for making it possible for my elderly mother, who usually doesn't show much enthusiasm for food, to enjoy the crab with a smile, saying "delicious" repeatedly. My mother, who usually doesn't like to go out, said she wants to com

It’s a perfect blend of tradition and innovation. Everything I wanted to experience was here. The indoor bath was spotless and reflected its history as a therapeutic accommodation, while both private baths featured stunning interiors and were impeccably clean and comfortable. The

The beer, sake, and coffee service in the lounge was another welcome highlight. Above all, every staff member was polite and attentive while keeping a comfortable distance, which I truly appreciated. Since this stay was in summer, I would like to return again in a different sea

We had coupons for visiting public baths, and we enjoyed visiting about four places, but the public bath and sauna at our facility were the best. We were lucky to have the sauna privately, and it was very clean. The meals, both breakfast and dinner, were delicious and very sati

The modern Japanese-Western style room was very comfortable, and we appreciated the thoughtful attention to detail for small children, such as pushing the beds together and limiting the height of the cushions. The meals were excellent, and the dessert pudding was especially delicious—I wanted to buy some to take home as a souvenir. Kinosaki in the rain also had a charming atmosphere, and we were very satisfied.

I finally made it to Kinosaki Onsen, a place I had long wanted to visit. The public bath-hopping, the crab kaiseki dinner, and the charming streets were all wonderful. Above all, the warm hospitality from your staff made this a truly relaxing and heartwarming trip. Thank you very

This is a great hotel, just as the reviews say. Upon entering the hotel, you are greeted by a spacious area in front of the reception desk, and through the large lounge windows, you can enjoy a stunning view of the Sea of Japan. Sipping on a welcome drink while admiring this brea

We stayed during the Obon holiday season with my parents and as a mother and child. The connecting rooms were spacious and comfortable! The magic show was really entertaining, and my child was thrilled! The Facility had just been renovated, so everything was clean and we had a v

I stayed here solo for two nights. My Room featured a modern interior renovated from a former fire station, with simple services focused on just the essentials. It’s rare in Kinosaki Onsen to find a Room with a balcony, and after bathing I could sit in a chair, feel the breeze outside, and truly unwind. It’s designed as one connected space together with the main building across the road, and the staff’s subtle attentiveness and friendly check-ins were very comforting. Meals aren’t included, but I enjoyed dining out in Kinosaki for the first time and discovered that many places stay open later than expected. The indoor bath was at just the right temperature and very convenient to use. After checkout, I stopped by the café on the first floor; breakfast enjoyed while looking at the large wall-sized artwork was delicious and made for a perfect end to my trip. This is an Accommodation I’d love to stay at again.

Many Accommodations in Kinosaki Onsen seem to have smaller baths, so the deciding factor for us was that Sensui has a larger bath. The Accommodation itself is traditional, but what truly stood out this time was how kind and attentive the staff were, making our stay very comfortab

For dinner, we chose barbecue. There was plenty of meat and seafood, which made us very satisfied. The curry was also delicious. My husband and son enjoyed swimming in the pool, fully experiencing the resort atmosphere. This is an accommodation we would love to stay at again!

I don’t usually stay at small Ryokan, but given the area, I felt comfortable doing so. The property and rooms were well maintained and very pleasant. Above all, the service was excellent. We ran late for dinner, and after checkout they even delivered a forgotten item to the station… I’m truly sorry for the trouble… yet everyone was smiling—thank you very much. The meals were also carefully prepared and delicious. If I have the chance, I’d like to stay again. Since I only used the public bath outside, I’m rating the Onsen bath a 3. Sorry.

We stayed as a family of four, and having dinner served in our room allowed us to relax and enjoy the evening. When we asked to go on an outdoor hot spring tour, they even provided transportation, making this a very satisfying stay. The room had two beds plus a tatami area, so it turned into a friendly family “battle” over whether to sleep in the beds or on futons (laughs). We were so focused on visiting the outdoor baths that we kept putting off using the inn’s own bath, but we were pleasantly surprised by thoughtful touches such as being able to choose from different types of shampoo and conditioner, and having extra towels prepared in the changing area separate from those in the room. This was especially appreciated since many public baths only provide body soap and all-in-one shampoo. The staff member who assisted us also offered attentive hospitality—explaining the dishes, carrying our luggage, and guiding us to our room—service that feels rare these days. If we have another chance to visit Kinosaki, we would love to stay here again.

I chose to stay here after seeing photos of the cute Room and the luxurious crab dishes. I was worried because heavy snow was forecast, but since my Reservation wasn’t made through the Ryokan’s website, I was told I couldn’t make any changes and a Cancellation Fee would apply, so I went ahead anyway. The trip there was fine, but the trip back was really tough. I managed to enjoy visiting the public baths, and I was very satisfied with the lavish crab cuisine. Even though I thought having sukiyaki in the morning might be a bit heavy, I finished it all! The large public bath is small, but it had a ReFa shower head and hair dryer, plus a hot stone sauna area, so I enjoyed it. There were also various yukata to choose from, which was nice. I’d like to visit again on a day with good weather.

We stayed for one night with No Meals Included just after the Obon holiday season. The location is almost in the center of the Onsen town, right next to Ichino-yu, making it perfect for visiting the public baths and strolling around town. Our Room was on the 3rd floor facing the Onsen street, with two beds. Some details felt a bit dated, but overall it was clean and pleasant. You can clearly hear the sound of people’s geta outside, but I found it atmospheric and didn’t mind much. During summer vacation in Kinosaki Onsen, fireworks are launched from 21:00, and it was wonderful to be able to see them from our window. There are two indoor baths: the left one is quite lukewarm and may be good for soaking for a long time. The right one is a bit hotter and also has a cold bath, which I really appreciated! Since Kinosaki’s public baths don’t have cold baths, this was especially welcome for me. The water also pours like a waterfall from a lion-shaped spout (maybe), so you can let it hit your stiff shoulders like a water massage. For parking, the Ryokan’s information points to nearby paid parking lots, but there is also a municipal lot very close by that is cheaper at JPY 1,000 for 12 hours. However, when we arrived there was a waitlist line up, so we used “Kinosaki Motor Pool” listed in their guidance (JPY 1,700). The municipal lot is cheaper and allows longer stays, but if you take your car out during your stay you’ll be charged again each time—so if you plan to drive out for shopping or similar errands, Kinosaki Motor Pool may be more convenient. The young proprietress was very friendly and charming (according to my wife), and we enjoyed chatting with her. One small disappointment was that the air conditioner in our Room didn’t seem well cleaned—the airflow smelled slightly musty and there was visible dirt around the vent. A different Accommodation we stayed at last year had a dirty air conditioner too; maybe places where each Room has its own unit tend to struggle with keeping up with cleaning? Also, I didn’t notice while we were using toilets at the public baths during our outings—but when I used our toilet the next morning, the washlet function wasn’t working properly. Overall we were very satisfied, and we’d like to stay here again when we visit Kinosaki next time.

The staff’s thoughtful attention to detail is wonderful! The Facility seems to be a renovated historic building, and we had a very comfortable stay. The private family bath had amenities such as lotion, which was a big help since we had used ours up while visiting different Onsen. We were able to relax and enjoy it at the end of our Onsen-hopping. The rice cooked in an individual pot at breakfast is absolutely delicious. Highly recommended.

It was a great Accommodation! Since it was my first time staying at a guesthouse, I was a little nervous at first, but it was clean and I had no particular inconveniences. If you’re coming by car, I recommend contacting them in advance.

This was a well-deserved trip to celebrate my retirement, and the hospitality was outstanding. I carefully researched in advance, and it truly paid off. The crab was exactly as promised—1.5 servings of the real thing. Without me asking, the young proprietress noticed my build and changed my yukata to the right size. The Onsen could be reserved for private use, so I could relax at ease. I’d love to come back next year for another crab feast!

The four of us stayed with breakfast included. The food was delicious, and the owner and all the staff provided excellent service—thank you for your heartfelt hospitality. In addition, thank you for driving us from Kasumi to Toyooka on a morning of heavy snowfall.

I stayed here on the first day of a three-day holiday weekend to fully enjoy Kasumi crab, which was the highlight of this trip. I booked the full-course meal featuring extra-large Kasumi crab (top-grade “Bangani” class). From crab sashimi, boiled crab, grilled crab, shell miso grilling, tempura, crab shabu-shabu, to a crab hot pot, I was able to savor Kasumi crab in many different styles. What impressed me most were the crab sashimi and the shabu-shabu—both were equally delicious. I was also very satisfied with the service, such as having the grilled crab prepared right in front of me. The portion size was just right. For the final rice porridge (zosui), I added some reserved crab meat and enjoyed it until the very end. The drinks—especially sake—were reasonably priced as well, which I appreciated. For bathing, I reserved a private semi-open-air bath. It cost about JPY 2,000 for 45 minutes. There were two types—a hinoki (cypress) bath and a tiled bath—and even the water temperature differed between them. I was very pleased with both. In terms of facilities, there is no refrigerator in the room and you need to borrow a hair dryer from reception. Some guests may find this slightly inconvenient. However, all staff were welcoming from check-in onward, and I had a comfortable stay overall. Even though it was during a busy holiday weekend, considering the quality and volume of the meals along with the baths and hospitality, it felt like an excellent value. I’m grateful that I could truly enjoy delicious Kasumi crab while having such a pleasant stay. This is an inn I would definitely like to visit again. Thank you very much.