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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.

I had been interested in this facility for a long time and finally got the chance to visit. This trip was also to celebrate my wife's 60th birthday, and she was truly delighted. We were even given flowers by the staff, which deeply moved her. The onsen experience was wonderful. The walking bath requires swimwear (free rental available for guests) and is 50 meters one way. The water temperature is on the cooler side, but it was perfect for exercise. There are two open-air baths along the walking bath where you can warm up while enjoying the serene flow of Serikawa River nearby. Even though it rained during our visit, there were roofs that kept us comfortable, and the beautifully maintained plants around looked stunning with raindrops on them—some flowers were blooming too, adding to the atmosphere. There’s also a low-temperature sauna where swimwear is required as well as spacious indoor baths that can be enjoyed without swimwear. What stood out most was the food—it was absolutely exceptional! Every dish was not only visually stunning but also incredibly delicious. The order and combination of courses were thoughtfully planned out. The main course featuring Bungo beef steak was exquisite, and the sashimi had outstanding freshness with generous portions provided. Being able to enjoy such top-tier cuisine prepared by a skilled chef at this price point felt like an incredible privilege! Breakfast too exceeded all expectations. The cottage-style accommodation units were impeccably clean and very comfortable to stay in. One minor downside we noticed: doors at places like restrooms or room entrances closed quickly instead of softly shutting—they almost caught our feet once or twice—so I’m deducting one star for safety concerns here. That said, we are extremely satisfied with this amazing facility overall after such a long time since encountering something so wonderful. Next time we plan to bring along our children’s families or friends! Thank you so much for everything during this stay!

I had planned to arrive at 3:00 PM and enjoy the bath, but my phone suddenly broke that day and I couldn’t get in touch. I didn’t arrive until after 7:00 PM. The front desk staff were worried about me, and even checked whether I might be hungry and needed dinner. On top of that, they upgraded my Room. The Ryokan is a bit old, but it’s kept very clean, and the radon Onsen was wonderful. Next time, I’d definitely like to stay with meals included. The front desk staff’s kimono attire and attentiveness, along with the atmosphere of the building and garden—full of charm and a nostalgic Showa-era feel—were all lovely.

I’ve been making regular Reservations at this beloved Accommodation for about 10 years now. They always welcome me warmly, and the atmosphere is homey and incredibly comfortable. The Accommodation is also clean and well maintained. On top of that, the proprietress and the head chef are both wonderful people. The Onsen uses pure natural spring water, so the quality is excellent—it warms you to the core and leaves your skin feeling soft and moisturized. And above all, the food is simply outstanding. Each dish is brought out freshly prepared, so everything is served hot. You can really feel the care in every detail—beautifully presented with refined flavors. Everything is delicious, but I was especially amazed by the breakfast miso soup. Personally, it was the best I’ve ever had! In every way, satisfaction here is consistently high—an Accommodation that makes you want to come back right away. I’ll be making another Reservation soon. Please take good care of yourselves—I’m looking forward to seeing you again next time.

Thank you for having us for one night on Saturday. In short, as everyone says, the value for money is in a league of its own. The Facility is undeniably old and worn (so it may not suit those who are very particular about cleanliness), but the meals, baths, and service are all excellent. The food in particular felt very Yamagata—side dishes that go perfectly with rice. Considering the distance from Shinjo, the Shuttle Service also seems offered regardless of profitability. I imagine running this family business is incredibly demanding, yet they stay cheerful—it was genuinely moving. I want to support an Accommodation like this, though it’s a tricky balance since too many guests could lead to a decline in service quality. We also enjoyed our conversation during the Shuttle Service ride—it was very relaxing! My No. 1 Accommodation I hope will keep going strong.

When we ordered extra squid, the Yobuko squid was truly delicious.

I thought this was a traditional Ryokan, and the food was very good for the price. About half of the guests were international visitors, and I would like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Although I stayed in a single Room, there was also an Onsen, so I had a comfortable stay. Guests can use the day-use Onsen free of charge. You do need to step outside once to get there, but it wasn’t an issue. The Room was quiet, and I didn’t notice noise from neighboring rooms. However, it’s better to buy food and drinks in advance. With the No Meals Included plan, you cannot have breakfast at the Hotel unless you request it by the day before. The front desk staff were kind.

This time, my husband and I stayed at the property during our trip to Fukui. The stays were beautiful, and the room was spacious and clean with 12 tatami mats. It was very convenient as the dining area and bath were close to the room. Dinner was filling! It was delicious and very satisfying. The tempura was freshly fried, crispy, and delicious! The white rice was also tasty. Although the bath was not a natural onsen, my husband said it was good, and I was satisfied too. We were able to view the supermoon from the pot bath, which was moving! Breakfast was also filling. It was delicious. When we talked about going to "Eiheiji" at checkout, they kindly suggested trying "sauce katsudon and oroshi soba" and even saw us off outside. We had those two for lunch. Eiheiji was absolutely wonderful! Thanks to you, we had an enjoyable trip. We will use your services again. Thank you very much!

We stayed during the May holidays. We chose this Accommodation because it is known for its excellent food, and it lived up to its reputation with wonderful, lavish dinner and breakfast. The building felt a bit old-fashioned, but it helped us forget everyday life and brought back happy childhood memories.

The hostess’s thoughtful touches were evident everywhere, making this Accommodation extremely comfortable. The house spring water I drank after the Onsen was so delicious that I ended up gulping down several glasses! With the sound of the river and insects in the background, it’s a truly soothing Accommodation.

A very calm Accommodation where you can relax to the chorus of frogs. It has both a day-use Facility and overnight Accommodation on the same property. The Onsen is a mildly alkaline simple hot spring, gentle on the skin even with multiple baths—ideal for guests who want to soak several times during their stay. Dinner surprised me with its sheer volume—in a good way. Dish after dish keeps coming, so I recommend skipping lunch before you take it on (lol). You can fully enjoy Kumamoto specialties such as kuruma prawns, sea bream, and kibinago (silver-stripe round herring). The Facility itself is not a luxury Hotel, but that’s exactly what makes it appealing: a relaxed place loved by locals where you can truly unwind. If you’re tired of excessive service, this laid-back atmosphere will feel genuinely restful. Personally, I think in rural areas this kind of unpretentious comfort suits the setting better than luxury or over-the-top service. Given the amount of food, the pricing feels fair. There might also be demand for a slightly smaller meal at a lower price point; however, there are Airbnb options at similar prices even without meals, so I consider it reasonable overall. I’d love to visit again if I have the chance.

Although it was a self-service stay in a traditional hot-spring therapy style, the host/manager provided very courteous service and clear explanations, so I felt at ease throughout my stay. In the Room, there was what seemed to be a protective mat for placing luggage (likely to prevent dirt from suitcase wheels), and an extension cord was thoughtfully placed by the bedside—small touches that really impressed me. The yukata selection included many sizes, so each of us could choose one that fit perfectly. I booked a no-meals Plan, but I had no dinner plans, and I was told nearby restaurants could deliver to the Room. Since it was hot outside and I didn’t feel like going out to eat, I really appreciated that (haha). The bath was nicely hot and felt great. I think it helped boost my immunity. Because of the timing, I didn’t run into other guests, so I could bathe comfortably without worrying about anything. Despite the reasonable rate, I truly felt their wholehearted hospitality and was very satisfied. I’d love to stay again next time.

The meals were full of surprises. The seafood selection was outstanding and incredibly delicious. Breakfast was particularly memorable as it included sushi, which was a first for me. It featured luxurious items like fatty tuna, sea urchin, scallops, and angel shrimp—exceptional for a morning meal. The simmered tuna head was also delightful. The baths were all private with no time limits, allowing us to fully enjoy the Onsen experience. This is an Onsen accommodation worth revisiting!

Thank you very much for your hospitality, even on an off-season weekday.

A nostalgic accommodation reminiscent of the Showa era. While it is indeed old, it feels like visiting your childhood home or a relative's house in the countryside. The tatami room was calming, and I hadn't stayed in one for a while. I slept comfortably on the futon. The meals were not extravagant but tasted good and satisfying. It was lively as there seemed to be a karaoke party happening next door. The onsen had an indoor bath that was warm enough, while the open-air bath featured natural flowing spring water and was slightly lukewarm. However, soaking in it gradually warmed me up and turned out to be surprisingly pleasant. I enjoyed it both at night and in the morning. It felt like returning to my hometown, offering a relaxing experience overall.

The necessary amenities, including a bidet toilet, were provided, and the Room was clean.

Kappo Ryokan Nihonkai Dinner: Boat Platter Enjoyed a luxurious meal with crab, sashimi, and clam rice, leaving us completely satisfied. The Room offered a great view of the sea.

The room design was excellent, and the cute flowers placed here and there added a warm touch. The food was outstanding, and we enjoyed it at our own pace with in-room dining. The staff who served us were pleasant, and all other staff members were attentive, leaving no room for any unpleasant experiences. We would definitely love to stay again!

Depending on the Room, the air conditioning did not work very well, so it may be a bit uncomfortable in summer. There are separate baths for men and women, but one side has only an open-air bath with no indoor bath, while the other has only an indoor bath; there is also a time-based switch between men’s and women’s use. Personally, this left me with a less favorable impression. Aside from that, the location and meals were good, and the Facility was excellent with no complaints.