Mikuniya Ryokan

Another great option is Oyado Suizansou in Kinosaki Onsen. It's an excellent choice for those who wish to spend a tranquil time enjoying the hot springs. After unwinding in your room's private bath, you can savor delicious cuisine featuring an abundance of local, seasonal ingredients. They also offer plans that allow you to enjoy your meals in a private dining space, which is perfect for families seeking a quiet, special experience.

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.

Located near Kinosaki Onsen Station, this is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a nostalgic latticework that has been in business for over 100 years. Although it is only dinner, it is served in the room, so you can relax in your room without having to move. In winter, the crab full course is good, but the Japanese banquet filled with various seafood and mountain produce is also delicious. There are three private baths that you can rent, so you can relax in your own private space. It is conveniently located for visiting the outdoor Visiting hot springs, and they also rent out colorful yukata, so you can enjoy a stroll around the hot spring town to your heart's content. It is a wonderful Ryokan (Japanese inn) that retains the hot spring atmosphere that is typical of Kinosaki.

This is a hidden inn with a total of 12 rooms. For dinner, you can enjoy a Kaiseki Kaiseki meal in your room, using the seafood and mountain produce of Tajima, a treasure trove of ingredients. A free pass to Visiting hot springs is included, allowing you to use them as many times as you like until check-out. The breakfast is also delicious, so you can start the second day feeling refreshed.

Kinosaki is known for its charming central street with swaying willow trees, so I recommend staying at an inn on this street. Once you step inside the inn, you'll find a quiet, calm space that's very relaxing. Enjoy delicious food, high-quality hot springs, and the gentle, enveloping streets of Kinosaki.