Find3-Star Hotels in Toyooka

There was a shuttle bus to the hotel after jr came down. I was not too far away. The hotel service was very good, warm, dinner was good, the crab was very fresh, the beef was tender, and the food was full. If you have a small appetite, I recommend tempura That ’s right, there is a Chinese-speaking little girl who will carefully introduce when eating. There are two rooms facing the street below. It is very comfortable to sit and see the scenery below.

It's a lovely hotel in traditional Japanese style. It has a pretty inside garden and an onsen (no private onsens for booking, only common ones for all hotel guests that are divided for males and females). Hotel provides you with a yukata and a haori for your stay (you don't rent it, they are included in price), which is very convenient. When I asked the receptionist if I can buy them, 'cause I loved them so much, she said I can take them for free if I want. I double checked to avoid any miscommunication, but she insisted that I don't have to pay extra for those. Everything in the fridge, including alcohol, is free. Hotel is a bit far from the main street, but has a transfer, so I'd say it's fine. We ordered a dinner and breakfast, and both were absolutely wonderful, had several courses.

Pleasant stay with my husband, mum and auntie. It is a short walk to the main street and it gets pretty dark at night. Alternatively, just take the shuttle bus which departs every 30min in the evening, last bus out is 930pm. The hotel provides free onsen pass to the outside onsens. But u could also enjoy the onsen within the hotel, it's already really pretty. Breakfast spread is amazing I was so overwhelmed by by choices

I went on a trip to a hot spring village for the first time after watching YouTube. It was difficult to get there because it was far away, but when I arrived, I was able to relieve all the stress I had accumulated. I was worried because it's been a while since I remodeled, but I'm very satisfied for the high price. Be sure to eat dinner and breakfast!!!! They prepared a meal for just the two of us to eat in privacy in another room right next door to avoid the room smelling haha. The owner is also very friendly and fun. I really recommend this place..!!

The ryokan style rooms were a lovely touch. The inclusive dinner came with so many courses that we were absolutely stuffed every single night and the fact that a member of staff helps explain all the dishes and prepares them in front of us felt like a real lovely touch of authenticity and luxury. There are no individual bathrooms in the rooms aside from a sink and toilet but the hotel Onsen is easy to access and comfortable to use. The staff also make the bed after dinner every night and anytime we had questions for reception, they were always happy to help, especially with train station transfer and recommendations and vouchers for different restaurants in town. The hotel rooms have a great view of the mountains as it is slightly off the main road. I would definitely recommend this for couples traveling.

The location is good, and the hot springs are all private rooms. The catering is good. If you stay in September, you can eat long-legged crabs. There are indeed a lot of stairs that are not suitable for people with weak legs and feet. The staff will help you move your luggage up and down. I checked out at 10 o'clock and wanted to store my luggage until 2 p.m., but they didn't agree. This surprised me. This was the first time I had encountered this after 16 visits to Japan. Next time I come to Kinosaki Onsen, I might consider looking elsewhere.

Very good Japanese-style hotel, newly renovated, the room bath is very new, the bed is very comfortable. Booked a one-night stay with two meals, dining in a separate small private room on the 1st floor, the room number is the same as the room number. When the JR station was approaching departure time, I found that I forgot to bring my backpack. After calling the hotel, the hotel immediately sent a car to deliver it, and we returned to Osaka on time. Special thanks~

I quite like this hotel! The front desk also gave us a 1000yen/per coupon, and there was also a list of places where it could be used. We were worried that there was no place to eat in the remote area, so we just picked a restaurant that looked pretty good. It took a few minutes to drive there... You still need to take off your shoes for the tatami, and then an English-speaking waiter came out and gestured to say sorry, it was full... But there was obviously no one in the store, hahaha! I think it might be a reservation system. After a bow and sending us out, we could only rely on Lawson for dinner. I joked with the front desk, and then went to the restaurant bar to eat the dinner I bought at the convenience store. On the way, a staff member came and found several restaurants, gestured that he could help make a reservation by phone and we could go right away. But we were already full... haha! But the service attitude is really good... (The restaurant that I didn’t eat is the one in the picture, planting grass... leave it for next time)

The room was very clean and well equipped enough to sleep alone. Perhaps because it was under renovation, it was a little negative that the materials were rolling on the exterior and front. It seems that it will be resolved after the renovation is completed.

As soon as you arrive at Kinosaki Onsen Station, you can feel the enthusiasm. The hotel has a dedicated person and a special car to take the guests to the door of the hotel. The receptionist at the front desk printed out the order information early, gave a warm reception, and introduced the situation of the town and the location of the fireworks that day. The room is a traditional Japanese room, and children like it very much. The room is large and has a private bathroom. The time for one stay and two meals is also set at the front desk. When the time comes, the food is well prepared, rich and the service is attentive. Unfortunately, I missed the time for the hotel's hot spring that day. I didn't have time to take a dip the next day, so I had to go next time. It's actually better to stay in town for two nights, it's very quiet.