Kinugawa Onsen Hana no Yado Matsuya Ryokan

It is a 3-minute walk from the nearest station, Kinugawa Koen Station, so it is recommended as it can be reached even without a car. There are various types of rooms, including rooms with a panoramic view of the Kinugawa River and rooms with open-air baths. You can fully enjoy the Japanese atmosphere. There are three types of hot springs: a large bath, an open-air bath, and a private family bath. The large bath has a large window from which you can soak in the water while looking out at the nature of the Kinugawa River. The open-air bath feels like a hidden hot spring surrounded by nature. Meals are Japanese kaiseki cuisine with local seasonal ingredients. If you contact them in advance, they will take care of allergies as much as possible.

This is a quiet Ryokan (Japanese inn) a little independent guest cottages from the Kinugawa Onsen town, and the interior has art museum elements, with works by Yumeji Takehisa and Mitsuo Aida on display. The hot spring is an alkaline simple spring that is gentle on the skin, and the inn is equipped with an open-air bath overlooking the beautiful valley below, a large, tasteful bath, a sauna, and a private bath. For dinner, you can enjoy a Japanese kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients from Kinugawa.

"Matsuya" is located near the station, along the river, and offers a relaxing and quiet atmosphere. You can warm your body in the hot springs while listening to the murmuring of the river. For meals, you can enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients.

The inn has a calm and elegant atmosphere. The room with the open-air bath faces the garden and has a high-quality alcove. I was able to spend my time relaxing and enjoying the private hot springs many times while looking out at the garden. The meal was a kaiseki meal made with local ingredients, which I enjoyed with the local sake recommended by the innkeeper. You can go down to the Kinugawa River from the courtyard and take a leisurely stroll.

This inn is located along the valley of Kinugawa Onsen, and the view from the rooms is amazing. The open-air bath along the river also has a great view. There is also a private family bath, which is convenient for family stays.

There are rooms with open-air baths, from which you can enjoy the sound of the flowing river and the surrounding trees, which is very refreshing. You will be very satisfied with the food, which is more than you can eat. This hotel offers excellent hospitality and is a place where you can relax.

In the autumn foliage season, the view from the rooms is Breathtaking view and sure to be instagrammable worthy. Colorful yukatas are also available for rental, making this a great place for fashionable women. The view from the open-air mountain stream bath is also great, allowing you to enjoy the hot springs of Kinugawa Onsen at your own pace while feeling the change of seasons.

In addition to the large public bath (with sauna), there is an open-air bath along the mountain stream where you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. Of course, in the winter you can enjoy bath to view the snow. There is also a private family bath, so you can relax in the hot springs with just your friends. There are Japanese-style rooms and modern Japanese Japanese and Western room, and if you stay in a room facing the valley, you can see the valley view from the large open windows. Depending on your budget, you can even stay in a room with an open-air bath. Dinner is a multi-course kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）made with seasonal ingredients and local produce. There is also a nightclub and karaoke room on site, so you can have fun with your friends in the evenings.

This inn is located along a mountain stream, so it has an open feeling, and you can enjoy the night sky clearly, so you can fully enjoy the comfort of the open-air bath. You can go down to the Kinugawa River from the charming courtyard, so it's perfect for letting your friends enjoy Japanese nature.

This inn is next to Ryuokyo Station and close to Kinugawa Koen Station. You can enjoy the autumn leaves on the Aizu-Kinugawa Line. The inn has a wonderful view of the murmuring Kinugawa River and an open-air bath full of rustic charm. We also recommend kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）which is made with seasonal ingredients and has a wide variety of dishes, so you can try a little bit of everything.

This inn has an open-air bath overlooking the mountain stream, which is perfect for relaxing in the hot springs with your mother. Guests can choose between modern Japanese-Japanese and Western room and Japanese-style rooms. For meals, you can enjoy a colorful and seasonal Japanese banquet.

The open-air bath is located right below you, overlooking the flowing Kinugawa River, and the scenery is outstanding. Of course, bathing while gazing at the starry sky is also a special experience. As the steam rises, you can enjoy the seasonal scenery and the murmuring of the Kinugawa River. The indoor bath also has a high ceiling, the scent of wood wafts through the air, and you can see the garden from the large windows.

This is a retro Ryokan (Japanese inn) located a 3-minute walk from Kinugawa Koen Station. I was able to spend a relaxing time looking at the garden and taking a break with a cup of coffee in the lounge. In the stylish Japanese and Western room with an open-air bath, you can take a bath while looking at the nature of the Kinugawa River. There is also a rustic open-air bath, and I soaked in the hot spring while listening to the murmuring of the river. It was very open and comfortable. However, the lighting was weak at night and it was dark, and the footing was poor on the way from the large public bath to the open-air bath. I recommend taking a bath during daylight hours.

This Ryokan (Japanese inn) has a romantic Taisho era atmosphere. The open-air bath, the most spacious in Kinugawa Onsen, is located overlooking the flowing Kinugawa River directly below, offering a spectacular view, and bathing while gazing at the starry sky is a special experience. The large public baths, which are separated by gender, have high ceilings and a spacious feel. There are also small, modern Japanese-Japanese and Western room with open-air observation baths. From your room, you can enjoy the natural scenery of the Kinugawa River while relaxing in the hot spring.

The inn has a retro feel overall and feels old, but it is well-cleaned. There are Japanese and Western room. You can enjoy the view of the natural beauty of the Kinugawa River from the bath inside the room, and relax in peace and quiet. The food was delicious and the service was also good.

This inn has the best open-air mountain stream bath in Kinugawa Onsen, and the artworks of Yumeji Takehisa displayed throughout the building exude a Taisho-era romantic atmosphere, making it a perfect inn instagrammable. The food, which is colorful and beautiful, made with seasonal ingredients, is also sure to be instagrammable.