Visiting Ise Shrine in a kimono is a great idea. The hotel I recommend is the Ise City Hotel. It is close to Ise Shrine, and there are costume rental shops around the hotel that offer kimono dressing services, making it a convenient hotel that is essential for visiting the shrine.

"Hotel Intergate Kyoto Shijo Shinmachi" is a recommended hotel where you can experience the large public bath and the traditions and culture of Kyoto. The hotel is located just a 5-minute walk from Shijo Station, so it is conveniently located near the station. Depending on the day, you can interact with maiko and watch a dance performance. There are also handmade kits for traditional culture, so you can enjoy crafts at any time. I'm sure your foreign friends will also enjoy this hotel.

This hotel is conveniently located just a two-minute walk from Umekoji Kyoto-nishi Station, one stop off from JR Kyoto Station. There is a large public bath and sauna, and the first and second floors of the hotel are commercial facilities. In the commercial facilities, you can experience traditional culture such as a tea ceremony, Ikebana classes, and a rental kimono dressing service. There are also plenty of restaurants offering Kyoto sweets and Japanese cuisine. In the summer, there is also a special plan that allows you to view the Kyoto Gozan no Okuribi fires from the hotel's rooftop observation deck.

I recommend "Kinosaki Onsen Yamatoya." I think it's the perfect place to take a leisurely stroll around Kinosaki in a yukata and Visiting hot springs. The inn itself offers services such as yukata rentals and private baths. Women can rent colorful yukatas for a small fee. It's great to be able to relax here.

This hotel is conveniently located for visiting Ise Jingu Shrine, so I recommend it. I've stayed here before, and had my kimono put on at a kimono rental shop called "Tsubakihime," located just a minute's walk from the hotel. It's also conveniently located just a three-minute walk from Iseshi Station. Ise Jingu Geku is also within walking distance in just six minutes, so it's a recommended hotel.

First of all, it's very convenient for sightseeing because of its good access. By the way, the hotel also offers a free kimono walk transfer plan. In addition to the indoor and open-air bath, the natural hot spring also have a barrel bath, sauna, and bedrock bath, and best of all, you can use the five hot spring baths for free at any time, so you can bathe with friend without hesitation. The rooms are also equipped with tatami mats, so you can take off your shoes and relax while experiencing Japanese culture. There are also plenty of free services such as popsicles after the bath.

It is an 8-minute walk from JR Kinosaki Onsen Station (a free shared bus is available from the station). It is located in the center of the hot spring town, which is convenient for Visiting hot springs, and you can use soto-yu (public bathhouses) as many times as you like. ♪ Free rental of colorful yukata is available for men, women, and children. (Please check before booking.) For dinner, you can enjoy the taste of Kinosaki.

It's a Showa-era retro feel, as if you've been transported to a time machine. However, in recent years, they have been making various improvements to welcome younger guests. Apparently 50 years ago, staying here was a dream for honeymoons.

This hotel offers a plan with two meals and one night stay within your budget, and is easily accessible via a shuttle bus from Gero Onsen Station. The lobby is spacious and the staff are polite and welcoming. The large public bath in the luxurious building is spacious, and the outdoor rock bath is atmospheric and memorable.

This hotel is close to Ise Jingu Shrine, making it a convenient hotel for pilgrimages. There are rooms with open-air baths. The open-air baths are made of wood and have a nice warmth. There is also an access bus from Ujiyamada Station, so it is easy to get to. It is convenient because it is close to not only Ise Jingu Shrine, but also major tourist sites such as Toba Aquarium. Even the single rooms are spacious and comfortable. There are beauty salons around Ise Jingu Shrine, so it would be a good idea to have your kimono dressed there.

Located in the center of Kyoto, this is a perfect Ryokan (Japanese inn) for sightseeing in Kyoto. Although there is no hot spring, Ryokan (Japanese inn) regularly holds programs where you can experience Japanese culture that is popular with foreigners, such as kimono dressing, sencha tea ceremony, and ikebana flower arranging, so please inquire in advance if you plan to stay. There are both Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, but the Japanese-style rooms are recommended as they allow you to fully enjoy the Japanese atmosphere.

If you want to enjoy renting a yukata, we recommend a trip to Kyoto. It's right next to JR Kyoto Station, so it's easy to access from the Shinkansen. From Kyoto Station, you can take the subway or bus to any of the walking spots, so it's popular. There are also maiko walking around, but you won't know if they're real unless you ask (lol).

How about this one on the approach to Nanzenji Temple? It is a wonderful inn with a Japanese atmosphere built in a beautiful garden. Rooms with open-air bath are calm and quiet. You can be healed to your heart's content by the view from the guest room and open-air bath. Meals are Kyoto cuisine that the chef prepares one dish at a time with all his heart. It is a feast to enjoy with the eyes and savor with the tongue. The dishes and presentation are beautiful, and you will feel the wonderfulness of Japan again. The next day, it is close to the station, easy to sightseeing, and I think it is good to experience various things in Kyoto.

This hot spring inn is conveniently located with easy access to the Ginza area and the Tokyo Station area. The Japanese-style natural hot spring baths are equipped with separate saunas for men and women. Breakfast is buffet style and offers a wide variety menu using seasonal ingredients and sushi in small bowls.

The hotel is conveniently located near Suitengumae Station on the Hanzomon Line and a short taxi ride from Tokyo Station. The hotel is large and spacious, and has a restaurant, bar, and lounge, so you can enjoy the same atmosphere even after returning from sightseeing. The rooms are Western-style and stylish, so you can stay there while feeling like you're traveling.