Kinki | Popular hotels and Ryokan (Japanese inn) based on customer reviews!

This is a relaxing Japanese-style inn surrounded by nature. As it is for elderly people, if you tell the inn, they will give you a room that is easy to move around in. There are four open-air baths surrounded by nature, which are very relaxing. Meals are made with fresh local ingredients, and you can also dine in a private room if you request it when making a reservation.

This is a long-established luxury Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was founded 160 years ago, and has a very nice atmosphere with a purely Japanese design both inside and out. You are sure to be able to relax and unwind. You can enjoy the hot springs in a cypress bathtub while looking out at the garden. It feels great. The meals are kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients, which are a feast for the eyes and a feast for the taste, making for a truly luxurious experience.

This is the official hotel of Universal Studios Japan, managed by the Keihan Hotel chain. It's in the same area as the station and the park, so you can walk to everything. It's a relatively affordable place to stay, and they also have family rooms that can accommodate up to six people. You can enjoy the view from the 31st floor from the large natural hot spring bath.

Togetsutei is Ryokan (Japanese inn) located right in front of Togetsukyo Bridge, and within walking distance of Arashiyama Monkey Park Iwatayama. Each building has its own concept, and all of them have a traditional Japanese style and you can enjoy the rooms. The surrounding area is surrounded by a fantastical bamboo forest, so it is fun to stroll around. This is a recommended Ryokan (Japanese inn) you can fully enjoy Kyoto.

This guesthouse is close to USJ. The staff were very helpful, and even though I couldn't communicate directly with them, the paperwork was prepared and there was no problem. It was well-cleaned. Although it was a shared guesthouse, there were many showers and washbasins, and the facilities were well-equipped and I was able to stay comfortably. There are also convenience stores and hot spring facilities nearby. I recommend this guesthouse because it's close to USJ and you can keep your accommodation costs down.

There is an open-air rock bath with a waterwheel and a gazebo with a straw roof that exudes a nostalgic atmosphere. The indoor bath is made of 1,200-year-old cypress. In winter, you can enjoy crab dishes. The standard room is a 10-tatami Japanese-style room with a view of the ocean from the window.

Here you can enjoy snow crab, a winter delicacy of the Sea of Japan, in a variety of ways. It's very filling, so you'll be very satisfied. Of course, since it's Kinosaki Onsen, the quality of the hot springs is high, and after you're full, you can relax in the baths. It's also nice that there is a shuttle bus to take you around the outdoor Visiting hot springs.

We also recommend the Hotel Nikko Nara, which is directly connected to JR Nara Station. It is conveniently located just 45 minutes from Kyoto Station, and the breakfast includes local Nara cuisine such as "cha-gayu" (tea porridge). It also has a large public bath that uses semi-natural hot spring water.

There are two large baths, "Genbu no Yu" and "Kuruhi no Yu", which are rare in Kinosaki and feature large indoor and outdoor baths, a sauna, and a cold bath. Meals are served Buffet for breakfast and dinner, with a wide selection of desserts and soft drinks. Entertainment facilities include free rental games, free yukata rentals, and massage machines. There is also a karaoke room and a games corner, but these are available for a fee. The price is less than 15,000 yen per person for a group of three or more.

Depending on the season, the time you can stay in Universal Studios may be short, so it's better to stay at a hotel where you can buy souvenirs from Universal Studios. "Hotel Kintetsu Universal City" has a shop called "Universal Studios Store" that sells souvenirs from Universal Studios.

The hot spring is a large open-air bath, and you can enjoy the view of the mountains from the window. The most recommended bath is the open-air bath, where you can relax surrounded by nature. You can experience a luxurious bath in a rock bath surrounded by trees. The rooms are Japanese-style rooms and are comfortable, and for dinner, depending on the season, you can enjoy Buffet that uses luxurious ingredients generously, including all-you-can-eat snow crab.

This is a budget hotel within walking distance of USJ! As an official hotel, it offers a wide range of services related to the theme park. It is especially reassuring to see the waiting times for attractions displayed in the hotel lobby. If you are a guest, you can purchase tickets at the hotel, so even if there are family members who don't like waiting, they can do so without stress! I thought the photo spots in the building were a nice touch that allowed you to enjoy the afterglow of USJ even at the hotel. It's cheap even with meals included, but personally I recommend only breakfast if you do. I ate a lot in the park, so I had a hard time with dinner... (laughs). On the other hand, if you want to eat a good meal and avoid crowds, it's easier to eat at the hotel!

Ryokan (Japanese inn) Suigo is a little independent guest cottages from the hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen, but it is a great value for money inn with very reasonable accommodation rates. It also has spacious rooms that can accommodate up to eight people, making it ideal for group trips such as university clubs. Your friends will surely be impressed with the atmosphere, with views of the Maruyama River from the windows. It also offers a free pass to visit the outdoor Visiting hot springs, making it a great value inn.

Hotel Seagull Tempozan Osaka is a recommended hotel for families, located almost next to the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. It is only a 3-minute walk from the aquarium, so you don't need to carry your luggage around. There are plenty of spacious rooms for families. If you are planning a trip to visit Universal Studios Japan or the Tempozan area, this is a very convenient hotel.

This inn offers a variety of baths, including a large, spacious rock bath and a cypress bath with a view. There is also a bedrock bath, so you can relax both body and mind. As a long-established inn that has been in business since the Edo period, the attentiveness of the staff is truly impressive. You can also enjoy meals such as Tajima beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）.

During this season, there is a crab full course plan where you can enjoy 1 kilo of Tsuiyama crab per person, and you can eat your fill of Tsuiyama crab in your room. The inn has rooms with great views of the Maruyama River, the marshes where wild birds land, and the mountain ranges, and both the river side and the mountain side are lovely and calming. In addition to the panoramic hot spring, there is a free private bath, and a ticket for visiting soto-yu (public bathhouses) is also included, so this is a recommended inn where you can enjoy the Tsuiyama crab and the hot springs to your heart's content.

Located next to Nara Park, Kofuku-ji Temple, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, this hotel is very convenient for exploring Nara. Nara Hotel has a 100-year history dating back to the Meiji era, and is a prestigious hotel that has hosted foreign dignitaries and members of the imperial family. The specialty Yamato tea porridge breakfast was healthy and very delicious.

Located right in front of Nijo Castle, this comfortable city hotel is recommended as a base for sightseeing in Kyoto. Kinkakuji Temple can be reached in about 20 minutes by bus. Rooms range from simple Japanese-style rooms and standard rooms to suites to suit your needs. The restaurant and bar are also popular, and we highly recommend using the hotel buffet for breakfast.

This hotel is located right next to Sakurajima Station, which is closer to USJ than to Kaiyukan. Of course, it's close to Kaiyukan! The reason we recommend this hotel is that it has deluxe rooms with four beds. Furthermore, the spacious rooms can accommodate up to six people. There are no bathtubs in the rooms, only shower booths, but there is a large public bath that uses natural hot spring water pumped up from about 1,000 meters underground, an open-air bath, a sauna, and a carbonated bath, which will help you relax after a day of fun.