Kinosaki No Yado Ryokufukaku

This time I stayed in a private open-air hot spring room on the 5th floor. The room is very spacious and the bathroom is very clean and tidy There is a private oven and private open-air bath in the room Meals are served in the room Meals are very rich Live fish sashimi of the day, sweet shrimp, scallops Sukiyaki desserts and fruits are very rich and delicious Very suitable for bringing pregnant women and twins Just outside the hotel is the shopping street Very close to the nearby hot springs, a great experience Mr. Yamamoto's reception was very good. Amiable and humorous Recommended many places to go Will stay again next time

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.

The rain continued, but I had a good time. It was close to the station, the food was good, and it was comfortable. It was disappointing before the lifting of the ban on crabs.

For dinner, crab sashimi, grilled, hot pot, and Tajima beef steak were included. Breakfast was also delicious. The indoor bath has two types of open-air baths, a barrel bath and a rock bath, which are alternated between men and women at night and morning. It was a good bath although not big. Mr. Nakai was young, but he moved briskly and responded politely, which made me feel very good. It is close to the station and not too far from the riverside, which is the center of the hot spring town, so it is a good location.