• This is an inn where solo travelers can enjoy in-room dining.

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• This is a Kinugawa Onsen inn where you can enjoy in-room dining in a Japanese-style room. It is located along the Kinugawa River, and the inn itself is built on a huge rock. You can see the flow of the Kinugawa River from the large public bath. There is a independent guest cottages open-air bath where you can enjoy the hot springs in the forest.
  とりむ's answer (Posted on:2023/3/ 2)

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• An inn where you can enjoy the clear waters of the Kinugawa River

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• Sanraku is an inn in Kinugawa Onsen, located in a scenic spot overlooking the clear waters of the Kinugawa River, where you can enjoy the seasonal changes from your room. The rooms have great views and are spacious and relaxing, making them ideal for solo travelers. In addition, meals made with an abundance of ingredients unique to Tochigi​ ​Prefecture can be enjoyed in your room, so you can enjoy your meal to your heart's content while feeling close to the tranquil nature of northern Kanto.
  ほっこり法師's answer (Posted on:2021/1/21)

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• The best hotel to treat yourself to

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• 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?
  hahata's answer (Posted on:2020/11/20)

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• A special inn where you can experience charcoal hospitality

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• This is a special inn where you can experience the hospitality of charcoal. When you bathe in Tansumi-no-Yu, which is made with special charcoal, the charcoal placed in fish baskets and the benefits of Kinugawa Onsen combine to leave your skin smooth and silky. The bathtub is covered in charcoal, which stimulates the soles of your feet, and the far-infrared rays of the charcoal warm you to the core. There are also charcoal rooms where you can enjoy the soothing effects of charcoal, with walls made from natural materials that have charcoal mixed in and binchotan charcoal hidden in the bedding. Meals can be enjoyed at the dining area or in your room.
  Behind The Line's answer (Posted on:2020/11/ 6)

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• There are plans for solo travelers and an option for in-room dining!

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• The inn is built along a valley and a mountain stream, so you can see the mountain stream below from the fairly large wooden indoor bath, the atmospheric open-air bath, and the private semi-open-air bath. Dinner is a multi-course kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）using seasonal ingredients, and if you wish to dine in your room, you can, but if this is not possible, you will be served in a private dining area. Breakfast is Japanese cuisine. There is also a salon that offers aromatherapy lymph treatments, which are rare in hot spring inns. Overall, it is a relaxing inn with a Japanese style.
  Shinryuken's answer (Posted on:2022/12/21)

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