We loved how big and central the room was in Kinosaki. The host would help us with our schedule for the evening, when we can visit the private onsen and when to best have dinner. Everything was perfect. If we had the money, we would stay another night.

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Even though we couldn't get a reservation for the hotel's dinner or breakfast, the staff kindly gave advice for other nearby options. All of the staff were super kind and bilingual. Also the use of the umbrellas, geta and yukata, bags for our bath stuff and the pass for the baths helped to offset the price of the room.

It said it was a double bed, but it was just two single beds put together. It would be nice if the mattresses didn't slide apart because when sleeping with my wife, one of us was always falling in the middle between the two beds.

Before commenting first I must apologize for the guest on the night of January 30th. Because my middle school daughter, who is in the rebellious stage, had a quarrel with her mother about a trivial matter at nearly nine o'clock that night, and her voice was loud and affected other guests. I am very sorry. I have stayed in no less than thirty hotels and hotels in Japan, and I think this hotel demonstrates the perfect balance of the three. The first balance is to combine Japanese tradition and modernity. While taking into account modern conveniences, it also shows the meticulousness of traditional Japanese culture. Exquisite Japanese antique decorations can be seen everywhere, giving people the illusion of being in Japan while integrating modern The amenities are well placed. The second one is the perfect balance between privacy and openness. There are seven public baths with different characteristics. However, for foreigners who are not used to bathing in public baths, the hotel also provides private reservation bathing venues, which can be used by foreigners who do not like to go to public baths. For us, we can also enjoy the wonderful experience of local hot springs. The third beautiful balance is the transportation experience. It is very close to the station and takes less than three minutes to walk, which is very convenient for foreigners. There are buses nearby that can go to unique scenic spots, and you can go to various nearby scenic spots in a short time.Finally, this hotel is more affordable than local hot spring hotels. I think it is a great value for money. The above is my true feeling. It is really great. If you want to experience a great value for money trip, I recommend you to stay in this hotel.

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Perfect stay in Onsen town. It was great experience to meet and feel traditions of Japan. This one night stay exceeded our expectations. Above it, the hotel is marvellous, rooms was well equipped and fully authentic. Thank you very much for letting us stay in Your hotel and have these unforgettable experiences. Highly recommend to all travelers

Staff were friendly and the accommodation was great. We got a pass for a day of using the public onsens which was great. The private onsens was nice as well.

Good location and close to station .

The staff is very nice. The private onsen is wonderful. The beds are comfortable and the room is super good.

The automatic tap in the room has a bit problem and could not wash face smoothly.

The staff was super nice and attentive. This is a very traditional ryokan which is very near the Kinosakionsen train station.

The place does not have an elevator and the stairs are steep. The staff helped us with our luggage.