Top 5-Star Hotels in Toyooka

This is a century-old store. A few minutes' taxi ride away from Kinosaki Onsen Station. Next to it on the narrow road is another old store, Mikiya, with a thoughtful welcome. As soon as you enter the hotel, you can see that everything is exquisitely tidy and well maintained. My Japanese style The room on the second floor is not big and the facilities are excellent. You can see the courtyard on the first floor. It is estimated that the humidity will be higher. There is an exchange of hot springs. The large pool is not as clean as the private hot springs, but the hot springs have a strong smell of disinfectant water. Many European and American guests in this hotel can see half flowers in the hot springs. The European and American girl with a big snake on the back of her arm had a bad dinner experience in the room. She was very tired. The pace of the food was served. The quality of the dishes was not up to par with the same 4,000 people in Hoshino Kai. The cuisine is designed to have a luxurious feel. The Fufu series also has disadvantages in the room. After eating the roast beef, there was a big smell in the room. The lady who served the dish was very tired carrying heavy tableware. The food was served in the breakfast hall at a good pace. Many of the seasonings for both meals were Japanese-style sweet and salty, which was too sweet. The service is relatively basic. The reception at the door is very warm. There is a Toyota delivery service. The tea bar is not as rich as Ginsui Village and does not change according to time. The house here has almost no soundproofing. The exhaust fan and air conditioner are loud. You need to prepare earplugs to block the light. It is warmer than the average Japanese style. The hotel is good. I have experienced many hotels during this trip. The renovated Jiayun under Kyoritsu has the best impression. The food is good and the water is smooth. One hotel and two meals only cost more than 1,000. One person has experienced Shuzenji Arai and this hotel with a long history. I will not want to book again in the future. But Inatori Ginsuiso booked it again this time

Very nice Japanese hotel with good service and facilities (public hot spring bath where women and men are separate and several private hot spring baths that I recommend to book in advance). We also had an amazing massage in the hotel spa. The down side would be that the hotel doesn't offer western beds (only Japansese futons) and that the personnel doesn't speak very good English (but are very nice and are trying their best to help)

It was a great experience. The boss was very enthusiastic and helped us take photos. There was also an old lady who helped us put on yukata. There are two hot springs in the store, one of which is open-air and very private. You can lock the door after entering so that no strangers will come in and take a bath. We chose the in-store breakfast, which included porridge, rice and side dishes, which was very light and delicious.

There is a shuttle bus to the station, the hotel environment is comfortable, and it has a hot spring. The bathroom design is very similar to the hot spring environment, and you can enjoy the riverside view while taking a bath.

The hotel service is good, are hot spring hotels will have facilities, dinner the first night to eat Matsuya crab and sashimi slices are very fresh, and the second night as I do not eat beef, so the hotel gave us pork and chicken (optional Danma Beef), the food is delicious, and the breakfast is Japanese cuisine is average, the restaurant waiters are mostly South Asians, for easier communication with tourists, the location is easy to find (self-drive) The hotel has provided car shuttle to the station.

The hotel is about a 400-meter walking distance from JR Kinosaki Onsen Station. It is located in the center of Kinosaki Town. It is convenient to go to various hot spring tours and the Kinosaki Onsen Cable Car. You need to change your shoes and put on slippers in the hotel lobby, and you can also wear clogs when you leave the hotel. I arrived at the hotel at 11:30 that day. Although it was not check-in time, the staff had already arranged the rooms for all guests that day and moved my suitcase to the room first. When I officially checked in, an elderly lady introduced me to the use of the tatami room, how to wear a yukata, and what to pay attention to when taking a bath in the outdoor hot spring. The hotel also has a hot spring bathing area on the 1st floor. Overall, it was a good experience of traditional Japanese hot spring culture.

My room are newly renovated; it has a toilet but without a shower in the room, but need to share the public shower or spa area. The location is a bit off from the main spa road with eateries.

Incredible ryokan! I was afraid that for such a price it would be “not that”, but I was amazed! Huge room, separate toilet with bath (large, in comparison with other hotels in Japan), balcony with fridge, couches and table, but most importantly - the spirit of Japan! The sweetest staff! They met us, explained everything in detail, showed where the prepared yukata is, socks, gave us a bag with towels for onsen (along with a ticket for visiting). Tickets to the onsen, by the way, were valid until 13.00 the next day and after check-out, before leaving, we went to the onsen again. Welcome tea and goodies. When we returned in the evening, futons were already prepared for us to sleep on. Beautiful Japanese interior, in general, I am absolutely delighted! No kaiseki, but for the first time and for such a price it is incredible! Thank you very much to the staff and the owner of the hotel ♥️

I traveled with my parents. The hotel service was very warm and I really felt at home. When we checked in in the afternoon, there was free afternoon tea. For dinner in the evening, we had snow crab + Tajima beef, and very delicious ice cream! I went to Gosho-no-yu and Ichi-no-yu in the town's hot springs, both were good. I also took a bath in the hotel's small hot spring, and it felt very good to take a bath alone! The hotel is highly recommended! One night stay with two meals, we stayed for RMB 4135 including tax. The small towns in Japan are really good, with few people, beautiful scenery, and not so fast pace!

The hotel is located in the middle of Wenquan Street. It is opposite the Ichinoseyu. It is very convenient. We ordered one berth and one meal. The Japanese food for breakfast was very interesting. The waiter spoke Chinese and she taught us how to cook parent-child soup. Being vegetarian, the hotel can help us prepare vegetarian meals. The waiter taught me to wear kimono, send socks, and choose a suit and kimono for free. It rained that night, and the hotel provided free umbrellas and rain boots, which was very thoughtful. The hotel manager's English is very good, easy to communicate, and can store luggage. This is a very quiet and comfortable Japanese-style hotel that has given us many memories!