• A hot spring inn where you can enjoy yourself even if you only stay overnight

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• They were very kind, picking me up when I arrived at the station and even taking me to and from soto-yu (public bathhouses). The building is old, but clean, so I was able to stay there with peace of mind. The inn also issues free bathing tickets that can be used to visit soto-yu (public bathhouses) of Kinosaki Onsen, so I was able to fully enjoy the hot springs of Kinosaki. There is also an indoor bath in the building, which can be used as a private bath.
  nanochip's answer (Posted on:2020/8/17)

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• The perfect place for Visiting hot springs

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• How about Yamatoya, located in the center of the hot spring town, which is the perfect place to visit soto-yu (public bathhouses)? Even if you stay without meals, you will get a free pass to soto-yu (public bathhouses), and there are izakayas and convenience stores nearby, so you will never have trouble finding something to eat. This is a great place for a budget trip as a student.
  わらわら's answer (Posted on:2022/8/25)

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• There are plans with no meals included.

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• Tsukimotoya Ryokan (Japanese inn) is an inn located an 8-minute walk from JR Kinosaki Onsen Station. Due to regulations, the onsen baths are indoors only, but there are soto-yu (public bathhouses) scattered around, so we recommend using those as well. The area is in the hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen, so there are plenty of restaurants and cafes scattered around, so you can rest assured.
  モッティ's answer (Posted on:2022/8/ 4)

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• Those who want to eat outside are also welcome! Restaurant introductions are also available.

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• This inn is about a 6-minute walk from Kinosaki Onsen Station on the JR Sanin Line, making it a convenient location for enjoying the hot​ ​spring town. They also offer plans with no meals included, and reception desk will introduce you to recommended restaurants for dinner, so you can enjoy a comfortable stay without worries.
  yo-ne's answer (Posted on:2019/9/18)

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• Enjoy a stay at a hot spring inn with a plan that includes no meals

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• This is a recommended inn that offers a plan with no meals included, allowing you to enjoy Kinosaki Onsen at a reasonable price. You can see the Japanese garden from the room. There is a large communal bath and an open-air bath, so this is a recommended inn for those who want to enjoy a proper hot spring trip at a reasonable price.
  たすく's answer (Posted on:2019/12/19)

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• A reasonably priced inn with free tickets to the outdoor Visiting hot springs

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• We recommend this inn, which offers a plan that includes a free ticket to Visiting hot springs. It is a reasonably priced accommodation with no meals included, so you can fully enjoy the hot springs of Kinosaki Onsen. You can also use the open-air observation bath and free private baths at the inn, so you can fully enjoy the hot springs.
  なち's answer (Posted on:2022/8/24)

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• It's cheap enough even with meals included, but it's even better value if you stay without meals

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• We recommend Oedo Onsen Monogatari Kinosaki Onsen. This inn offers reasonable prices even for a one-night stay with two-meal Buffet. The two large baths offer different atmospheres, the open-air bath gives off a sense of warmth and calm from the wood, and the Genbu-no-yu (sauna) is perfect for a relaxing night out with friends.
  エイム's answer (Posted on:2021/3/ 2)

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• Enjoy touring soto-yu (public bathhouses) at a reasonable price! A traditional Japanese inn, "Tsuruya Ryokan (Japanese inn)"

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• "Tsuruya Ryokan (Japanese inn)" is a Showa-era retro inn located on the banks of the willow trees along the Otani River. There is a ropeway right in front of the inn, and it is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from the garden bath, Ko-no-yu, one of the seven soto-yu (public bathhouses) in Kinosaki Onsen town. It is the perfect inn to enjoy Visiting hot springs and strolling around the hot spring town in a yukata. There are only nine rooms in total, and they are calming, purely Japanese-style spaces. You can relax both your body and mind in a nostalgic and warm atmosphere. There is also a plan for a stay without meals, so you can fully enjoy touring soto-yu (public bathhouses) of Kinosaki Onsen.
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