Kinosakinoyado Ryokufukaku

Not far from Kinosaki Station, reachable within 10 minutes, only 100m on the left side street of the city; there are various yukatas to choose from when shopping (close up + feel old and faded, the same style as some hotels (vest jacket contrasts with the gap). The shop is always old inside, and it is surprising that there is a lack of USB plugs in this era. The dinner for two nights is ordinary, with a few crab legs (not fresh enough), and the sashimi fish meat is actually ribbed, but the sashimi restaurant at the corner of the street is flat and delicious! The room is full of meat smell when eating ta tami in the treasure room, and the smell of meat is also everywhere when sleeping. I also found that Japan, especially here, also employs many foreign workers. My sister said that she has been here for 10 months from Vietnam, and she is full of smiles. There is still room for improvement.

Green Wind Pavilion is not far from the station and is only a 10-minute walk away. There is a seafood market at the corner of the street and there are shops at the exit. It is very convenient. There is a rich kaiseki meal for dinner and a rich breakfast. The hotel has a small but comfortable bathhouse. The front desk staff was very hospitable, and there was a lovely Vietnamese lady who tried her best to explain the facilities in the hotel carefully.

宿も綺麗、従業員の方もサービスが良く、本当に帰りたくなくなるくらいいい旅館でした。サプライズをお願いしたのですが想像以上の演出をしてくださり、こちらも驚いてしまうほどでした。本当にいい旅館です、おすすめします。