Kinosaki Onsen Kawaguchiya Honkan

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.

Located near the Taiko Bridge in Kinosaki Onsen, it is conveniently located for touring soto-yu (public bathhouses). They offer a reasonable accommodation plan, which also includes a ticket to visit soto-yu (public bathhouses). It's a bit disappointing that the rooms are not on the river side, but the reasonable price is also one of the attractions. It's also a good idea to stay for just one night if you can't make it in time for dinner due to work.

Kinosaki Onsen is a hot spring town that revolves around visiting soto-yu (public bathhouses), so we recommend using the soto-yu (public bathhouses) pass. This private open-air bath requires a reservation, so there is no stress of having to check if other guests are using it. (Many places say you can use it freely if it is available, so it can be difficult to decide when to leave the room.) The location is good and it is convenient for visiting the seven soto-yu (public bathhouses), and you can rent patterned yukata for women and original yukata for men, so you should have fun strolling around the hot spring town. While you're there, why not visit the amusement park, a specialty of Kinosaki? Maybe your father will find the retro Showa-era games, such as shooting galleries, pachinko, and smart balls, nostalgic. The food is of course delicious, but we also recommend staying overnight without meals. This is because if you ask reception desk about shops, they will tell you about various shops. You will be introduced to shops that only locals know, so you will feel like you have enjoyed Kinosaki to the fullest!

Kawaguchiya Honkan has the accommodation plan you want. There is a single-person rate, so you can use it without hesitation. It is conveniently located within walking distance of JR Kinosaki Onsen Station, so it is also convenient for touring soto-yu (public bathhouses). They will give you recommendations for restaurants when you go out to eat, so be sure to ask.

This inn is located in an elegant location facing the willow trees of Kinosaki Onsen. The rooms are equipped with a toilet with washlets（Japanese electric bidet toilet）, a flat-screen TV, an air purifier, etc., making them perfect for relaxing alone. You can also enjoy various hot springs with a ticket for visiting soto-yu (public bathhouses). It is relatively cheap, even with breakfast and dinner included.