Sennennoyu Koman

The location is super good, in the middle of several outdoor hot springs The room is a bit old, there are Chinese trainees in the store, communication is relatively convenient Basically Chinese guests are arranged to eat in the restaurant, and Japanese eat in the room. This is the third time I came to the town. The kaiseki cuisine I ate this time was the same as the other one I stayed in last time. It may be a unified supplier in the town. The town is better at outdoor hot springs. If you want to eat a variety of food, you can just book a room and eat in the outdoor restaurant. There is a Haizhongyuan near the station, you can go there There are not many hotels in the town, it is best to book in advance This one

Incredible ryokan! I was afraid that for such a price it would be “not that”, but I was amazed! Huge room, separate toilet with bath (large, in comparison with other hotels in Japan), balcony with fridge, couches and table, but most importantly - the spirit of Japan! The sweetest staff! They met us, explained everything in detail, showed where the prepared yukata is, socks, gave us a bag with towels for onsen (along with a ticket for visiting). Tickets to the onsen, by the way, were valid until 13.00 the next day and after check-out, before leaving, we went to the onsen again. Welcome tea and goodies. When we returned in the evening, futons were already prepared for us to sleep on. Beautiful Japanese interior, in general, I am absolutely delighted! No kaiseki, but for the first time and for such a price it is incredible! Thank you very much to the staff and the owner of the hotel ♥️

It's a very warm hotel. Both the location and the service are excellent. I will definitely go back. I love this place. It's really suitable for relaxation. The yukata is beautiful and comfortable to wear. You can wear it to walk outside. There are many types of shoes to choose from.

Kinosaki Onsen is worth visiting, especially for those who like to experience the Japanese hot spring culture. The town is quiet and has a strong local flavor. The hotel we stayed in was deep in the hot spring street. The hotel was divided into two parts, on both sides of the road. We stayed in an old Japanese tatami house. The room was clean and tidy, the service was quite good, and there was a service staff who could speak Chinese, so communication was quite convenient. The distance from the hotel to the seven outer hot springs was not far. There was a shuttle bus from Kinosaki Station to the hotel, which was very convenient.