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.

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.

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.

Why not enjoy the hot springs full of historical atmosphere at this long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) that was also the setting for the novel? We recommend a room where you can relax while looking out at the lovely garden. The meal is also a luxurious kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）of meat and fish, which will create wonderful memories with your girlfriend.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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）.

As symbolized by the tatami mats used throughout the entire building, this is a warm inn that is considerate of everyone from small children to the elderly. There is also a wide variety of baths, with large public baths separated by gender, each with an indoor bath, a jacuzzi bath, an open-air bath, a sauna, and a cold bath, which are enough for a relaxing soto-yu (public bathhouses) are also nearby, so it would be nice to go for a walk there in a colorful yukata. After the bath, cold water, coffee, etc. are provided, and there is also a foot massage machine. For meals, you will be greeted with traditional artisan-crafted kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）.

This hotel offers a plan for single occupancy with breakfast included, so it should suit your needs. The price is also within your budget, so I recommend it. After enjoying soto-yu (public bathhouses), relax in the indoor bath. The open-air rock bath is a real treat.

This Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a Breathtaking view open-air bath, with a pleasant view of the sea and sky blending together. You can enjoy the natural hot springs to your heart's content while looking at the view. The lobby also has a great view, which is sure to get your children in the mood for a trip.

How about Ichidaya, where you can enjoy a full course meal with crab sukiyaki as the main dish, and even crab sashimi? Another great thing is that the private baths and outdoor Visiting hot springs are free to use. Enjoy the hot springs, eat your fill of crab, and relax in the lounge with freshly ground coffee. Two women can enjoy a hot spring trip to the fullest.

If you are in Arima Onsen, how about "Arima Gyoen"? It is a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) located a 5-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station. There are many hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn), shops, and convenience stores in the surrounding area, and it is also close to the outlet mall, so it is very convenient for sightseeing. Meals are served in the restaurant, with a menu using seasonal ingredients.

We recommend Ginsuisou Choraku, which is easily accessible from Arima Onsen Station. They also offer a free shuttle service. It is conveniently located for sightseeing around Arima, and you can enjoy delicious food at the inn. The different spring qualities of the "Kinsen" and "Ginsen" are particularly appealing and special, and you can enjoy the benefits of each spring on your skin. The rustic atmosphere of the open-air bath surrounded by oak forests, as well as the comfortable jacuzzi and steam bath, make this a recommended hot spring inn for girls' trips, where you can fully enjoy the goodness of Arima's hot springs.

This inn is proud of its petal-covered open-air bath and bedrock bath (women can use the bedrock bath for free), which are a delight for women. The hot springs are also of excellent quality, with high levels of sodium and calcium chloride, and are said to be good for the skin, so you can enjoy them in the private rose open-air bath "Tensui" and the men's bath "Hanazono" with its own open-air bath. As for food, we recommend the full crab course, which will fill you up. In winter, there is also a "Tsuiyama crab" course. There are also plenty of yukatas available for women.

"Tsuruya Ryokan (Japanese inn)" is a Showa-era retro inn located on the banks of the willow trees along the Otani River. There is a ropeway right in front of the inn, and it is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from the garden bath, Ko-no-yu, one of the seven soto-yu (public bathhouses) in Kinosaki Onsen town. It is the perfect inn to put on a yukata and enjoy Visiting hot springs and strolling around the hot spring town. There are only nine rooms in total, and they are calming, purely Japanese-style spaces. You can relax both your mind and body in a nostalgic and warm atmosphere. There is also a plan with no meals included, so you can fully enjoy touring soto-yu (public bathhouses) of Kinosaki Onsen.

The rooms with open-air baths vary in price depending on the room grade, and the lowest one costs 70,000 yen per person, but it is a room on the top floor with an excellent view, and the open-air bath is of course a Gin-yu hot spring. The meal is a carefully selected kaiseki course, cooked in the kitchen on the same floor and brought to the room while it is still hot. The food is as extravagant as possible, including Kobe beef fillet and sirloin steak, abalone, sea urchin, and other appetizers, as well as Akashi sea bream and live sashimi of tuna. The breakfast is so luxurious that it could be mistaken for dinner. The bath in the room is of course good, but the inn's observation large bath is on the same floor, so it is easy to get to. The bath has a spacious indoor bath (Ginsen) with Breathtaking view view below, an open-air bath where you can taste Kinsen and Ginsen, and a sauna is also attached. By the way, there is also a wonderful large bath in the basement. If you have time, I recommend going there. The indoor bath and open-air bath have a completely different atmosphere from those on the 9th floor.