Yamatoya

This is my seventh visit to Kinosaki Onsen in three years. This time, I chose the plan with no meals because I didn't want to be tied down to meal times. If you can't keep the reserved parking space, you have to pay for parking nearby, so I chose the cheaper plan without a toilet in the room, but when I checked in, the landlady said, "We have a Japanese-style room without a toilet, but today we have a twin room with a toilet available, so how about that?" and showed me both rooms, and I stayed in the twin room for the same price. I'm grateful for her service. The room was clean, and the sound of geta sandals walking outside along the street made me feel like I was in Kinosaki. I enjoyed the three outdoor baths and the inn's indoor bath before going to bed. The parking lot was beyond the ropeway station, and they took me there in a car, returned to the inn in a car, and said they would take me to the parking lot the next morning, but I wanted to walk around, so I declined. The landlady saw me off on the way back, and I had a pleasant stay. The only thing that was disappointing was that the bath towels for touring the outdoor baths were quite worn out, but I would like to stay here again if there is an accommodation only plan.

I had a good review on another travel site, so I stayed for 70,000 yen for a family of three with two meals. It is expensive for the grade of the inn, and I think it is the price of a famous hot spring tourist spot. For the meal, I chose Tajima beef and Yoka pork shabu-shabu course instead of crab. The crab and meat were delicious, but the others were personally disappointing (the taste of ponzu, sesame sauce, dressing, etc. is not good, and it seems that they are not particular about various things). is not. Early in the morning, I woke up to the sound of a door being opened and closed. It was more beautiful and clean than what was written in this review, probably after it was renewed. It is the perfect base for visiting hot springs.