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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 ）.

A shuttle bus runs to each Ryokan (Japanese inn) every time the express train arrives at Kinosaki Onsen Station. This is a quaint Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) with four two-story wooden buildings built in a 4,000m2 Japanese garden. The inn has only 23 luxuriously furnished rooms and is renowned for its attentive customer service. The inn has a large public bath and an open-air bath, where you can enjoy colorless and odorless hot spring water that is gentle on the skin. Dinner is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with local seasonal ingredients, and you can enjoy Tajima beef and Matsuba crab in winter.

It's a little independent guest cottages from the center, but it's a quiet, hidden inn with the benefits of independent guest cottages. There is a shuttle service, so you can rest assured. It's a small inn, but because it's small, it's rare to see such attention to detail. The crab you requested was plump and full of meat, and the crab miso was excellent. If you can drink sake, it's also delicious to add sake to the crab miso left in the shell. In addition to seafood, the Tajima beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）is also excellent, so it's a dish you should definitely try. The crab and Tajima beef will leave you very satisfied. The hot springs can be enjoyed in an open location surrounded by green nature. The water is soft and warms the body, making it feel great.

Ichidaya is a modern inn in Kinosaki Onsen that is recommended for couples, where you can enjoy a full crab course for dinner. The full course plan is not cheap, but it gives you a slightly luxurious feeling. We enjoyed delicious crab dishes such as Tsuiyama crab sashimi, crab sukiyaki, and grilled crab. The meals were reasonably priced considering the room, and the balance between quality and service was good. It is an inn with good quality and service that is suitable for couples' trips.

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.

We recommend the plan that allows you to stay in an 8-tatami Japanese-style room with a half open-air bath made of Shitara-yaki ceramics. For dinner, you can enjoy a leisurely in-room seafood kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）with Tajima beef Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）and boiled crab as the main dishes. You can also enjoy a Japanese meal in the morning in your room. There are two private baths, which can be used for free of charge. Women can borrow colorful yukata for free, so it's a good idea to borrow one immediately after checking in. It would also be nice to take a bath in the soto-yu (public bathhouses) before dinner using the outdoor Visiting hot springs pass you receive at check-in.

The location is perfect for touring soto-yu (public bathhouses). It's also nice that a ticket to touring soto-yu (public bathhouses) is included. Although the room is not on the river side, there is a reasonable plan for a stay without meals, and the price of less than 10,000 yen per person is attractive.

Yamamotoya is located almost in the center of Kinosaki Onsen hot spring town, making it a convenient hot spring inn for sightseeing, including Visiting hot springs that are a specialty of Kinosaki. As a long-established hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) founded over 300 years ago, it offers Japanese-style rooms with a relaxing atmosphere. There are also private baths available, making it a great choice for married couple. The inn is also highly rated for its delicious cuisine, which uses fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, unique to northern Kinki, and local ingredients from Hyogo Prefecture.

How about "Mikuniya" in Kinosaki Onsen? It is a Japanese-style Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a convenient location for sightseeing, just a 3-minute walk from the station. The hot spring is a chloride spring that keeps the water warm and has skin-beautifying effects, and all baths are available for private use. The most popular crab kaiseki course is a full course of about 2.5 Matsuba crabs. What's more, it is served in your room, so you can enjoy plenty of crab. It also comes with a ticket Visiting hot springs.

How about Yamatoya, located in the center of the hot spring town, which is the perfect place to visit soto-yu (public bathhouses)? Even if you stay without meals, you will get a free pass to soto-yu (public bathhouses), and there are izakayas and convenience stores nearby, so you will never have trouble finding something to eat. This is a great place for a budget trip as a student.

Miyama Rakutei is located in a quiet area a little independent guest cottages from the hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen, and is a hot spring inn characterized by a retro atmosphere reminiscent of the Taisho era. The building exudes a romantic mood, creating the perfect setting for a partner getaway, which is sure to deepen your relationship with your girlfriend. You can also fully enjoy the hot spring atmosphere with the open-air bath where you can relax while admiring nature, and kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with ingredients unique to Hyogo Prefecture such as Tajima beef and Tsuiyama crab.

Ginka offers two types of private baths for free use. In addition, the inn offers a wide range of free services, including rental of designer yukatas and drinks in the refrigerators in the rooms. Ryokan (Japanese inn) is located along the Maruyama River, a 10-minute drive from Kinosaki Onsen Station, but a shuttle service is available if you make a reservation. There is also a free parking lot, so you can go by car. The rooms are Japanese-style or Japanese and Western room with a modern Japanese atmosphere, and if you stay in a room on the river side, you can enjoy the view of the Maruyama River flowing nearby from the floor-to-ceiling windows. In addition to the two private baths, the inn also has a large public bath and an open-air bath, where you can relax in the hot springs while watching the surface of the Maruyama River. Dinner is kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with local seasonal ingredients, and you can eat Tajima beef and, from November, snow crab.