This inn is a 3-minute walk from Kinugawa Onsen Station. It is also a 10-minute drive from Nikko Edomura, making it a convenient base for sightseeing. The hot springs are alkaline simple hot springs, and you can enjoy them in the open-air bath or indoor bath while listening to the sounds of nature. The food is delicious, using seasonal ingredients. The bespoke dishes, Kirifuri Kogen beef steak and Yuba（soy milk skin）steak, are particularly delicious.

The garden-style rock bath has a wonderful view and the water quality is different depending on the season. The water from Nikko is delicious. We had a very luxurious time enjoying both breakfast and dinner in a private room. The shuttle bus to the Toshogu Shrine area makes it easy to get to.

This inn is conveniently located near Nikko Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) and Nikko Onsen, Tochigi Prefecture. Meals can be enjoyed in a private room for two at the restaurant. kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）includes Nikko sashimi and yuba. The hot spring has a large cypress bath and an open-air bath.

Kinugawa Hotel Mikazuki is a large resort hotel in Kinugawa Onsen. Kinugawa Onsen Station is about a 5-minute walk away, and we recommend it for its hot spring facilities and restaurants. It is a great place to stay as a base for sightseeing in Kinugawa and to fully enjoy the hot spring atmosphere.

Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge) The inn with a recommended hot spring on Nikko is less than a 10-minute walk to There is a spacious open-air bath, indoor bath, and a large bath equipped with a sauna. For meals, Nikko you can enjoy a full meal of Kaiseki cuisine using local Yuba（soy milk skin）and seasonal ingredients that are pleasing to the eye.

This hotel is located 5 minutes walk from Kinugawa Onsen Station. There are 6 unique baths and a private open-air bath that is free depending on the plan. Children can enjoy the same meals as adults if you make a reservation, but please note that there will be 2 tables for 4 or more people.

This inn has a great location. In addition, all rooms have a semi-open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring and a terrace with a great view, making this an attractive inn for a luxurious stay. You can have the view and hot spring all to yourself from your room while looking down on the surface of the Kinugawa River.

It's about 16km from Kairakuen, so if you have a car, it's a place you can stop by on your way home. It's located right on the coast, and the view is amazing. A winter specialty is monkfish hotpot. The broth is made from miso with plenty of monkfish liver, so it has a rich flavor. The monkfish mixes with this rich broth to create an exquisite hotpot. The walls of the large bath are made of glass, so you can see the Pacific Ocean, and we enjoyed the hot springs while taking in the amazing view. They also have bicycles available for rent, so we recommend cycling along the coast. Enjoy a refreshing bike ride while feeling the sea breeze!

Ryokan (Japanese inn) has an auspicious name and is within walking distance of Toshogu Shrine, Shinkyo (Sacred Bridge), and Rinno-ji Temple, making it a convenient base for sightseeing in Nikko. From the rooms and open-air baths, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Otani River below and Mt. Nantai in the distance. The inn is proud of its creative kaiseki banquet, cooked over charcoal, which makes the food even more delicious. This is a Nikko Onsen Ryokan (Japanese inn) where you can be completely satisfied with 100% natural hot spring water and delicious food.

This hotel is within walking distance of Kinugawa Onsen Station. The Kinugawa River flows just behind the hotel, and the tourist attraction, Kinugawa Tateiwa Suspension Bridge, is also nearby. This is a recommended inn with a convenient location for sightseeing in Kinugawa, such as strolling along the nature-rich road along the river. The inn's attractive features are its very reasonable prices, and even with meals included, it comes in at less than 10,000 yen per person. Alcohol is also available all-you-can-drink at dinner.

It's a short drive from Mito, and if you take the train to Oarai Station, there is also a shuttle bus. It's on a bit of a hill, so the view of the river flowing into the sea is very beautiful. You can see it well from the hot springs, which have a good view. Of course, the monkfish hotpot is also delicious. Since it's a "Kanpo no Yado", the price is reasonable and I was satisfied.

From now through the winter, you can enjoy delicious monkfish here. It's nice to be able to enjoy it with a miso flavor. The rooms are of a normal design, but they are well-cleaned, so you can stay there without worry. The next morning breakfast is also delicious and plentiful, so it gives you energy.

Among the inns in Kinugawa Onsen, this is one of the closest to the station. It is a 3-minute walk from the station, and you can arrive there as if it were directly connected to the station. The interior is decorated brilliantly, and you will definitely feel like you are traveling from the moment you enter.