Kinosaki Inn Ryokufukaku

I chose this property based on a Review saying it was convenient for visiting the public baths.At the end of August, after the summer holidays when things were a bit quieter, they upgraded us from a standard Room to a Room with an open-air bath. I used the open-air bath twice, morning and night. It was quiet, and the breeze felt wonderful.The food was very delicious, but the main dish—seared Tajima beef—was a little tough and I couldn’t bite through it in one go, which was slightly disappointing.When I said I was full and couldn’t finish dessert, a staff member wrapped it and put it in the refrigerator for me. I enjoyed it later after my bath before bed. They also kindly explained things like tips for visiting the public baths and even sprayed deodorizer since in-room dining can leave lingering smells—everyone was very pleasant and attentive.The entire building is covered with tatami mats (even inside the elevator), and walking around barefoot felt great. The bath is small, but it was very clean, and there is also an open-air bath, so we enjoyed it 충분に.I would like to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you to all the staff we met for such a comfortable time.

I traveled with a close friend on a girls’ trip.It’s a compact inn, and since the stay includes an outdoor hot-spring tour, the bath inside the property felt a bit small, which is why I rated it slightly lower.As for the meals, the sukiyaki served at the end was delicious and the meat was excellent, but there was a bit too much food and we ended up leaving some of the vegetables.I’m grateful we could eat calmly in our room, but after going out for the hot-spring tour after dinner, when we came back to the room there was still a strong sukiyaki smell. It even lingered until the next morning. For dishes like sukiyaki, I feel it might be better to serve them in a dining area instead.