Kinugawa Kanaya Hotel

This hotel is said to be the most hospitable in Kinugawa Onsen. The rooms, baths, and meals are all first-class. It has a quaint, valley-style villa feel to it. There are plans for single-occupancy Japanese-style rooms or Japanese and Western room, and in-room dining is available. At this time of year, the view of the autumn leaves from the open-air bath is truly beautiful and moving. The prices are a little high, but why not treat yourself?

This hotel is located along the valley and is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Kinugawa Onsen Station. There is a Western-style suite on the top floor, and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Kinugawa Valley from a terrace that is 1.5 times larger than a regular guest room and an open-air bath made of Towada stone and filled with hot spring water. Both breakfast and dinner are served in your room, and you can enjoy beautiful Kanaya-style kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients. For breakfast, you can choose from delicious Japanese or Western dishes.

The terraces of each room offer an unobstructed view of the lush greenery of the valley, and the hotel offers spacious and very stylish Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and Japanese and Western room. The hotel also offers modern baths where you can relax while enjoying the nature, as well as fragrant classic baths and spas! After the meal, we enjoyed sweets in the lounge, and the chocolate was very stylish and delicious.

Kinugawa Kanaya Hotel is a hotel for couples, and we recommend the suite rooms with open-air baths. The prestigious suites are full of luxury, have spacious and impressive open-air baths, and are comfortable with a wide variety of room configurations. Dinner was seasonal, and we enjoyed fresh, raw and cooked dishes.

Kinugawa Kanaya Hotel is proud of the fact that from every room you can see the mountain stream and greenery, and the spaciousness of the rooms. You can relax in a spacious Japanese-style room of your choice, feeling like you're in a villa. The dining room also has a view of the Japanese garden right in front of you, which is simply wonderful. Dinner is a creative kaiseki meal that combines Japanese and Western cuisine. There are many repeat customers at this hotel in Kinugawa Onsen, and although I stayed there with my wife only once a long time ago (about 20 years ago), the image of this hotel as a "first-class hotel" remains in my mind even now.

All rooms have a wooden deck. The terrace of the Japanese-style room with an open-air bath is spacious, and from the open-air bath you can see the view of the Kinugawa Valley. It's sure to be a soothing experience. I was very satisfied with the hot springs and the food. The dinner was so big that I couldn't finish it. The service was good and I was happy with the hospitality.

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.

Relax in the hot springs, which are effective against neuralgia and rheumatism, and relieve your daily fatigue. I was very satisfied with the room service and sake tasting set. There was a night lounge and other facilities within the facility, so I was able to enjoy some alcohol. The view of the Kinugawa River mountains from the room was very relaxing.