Hotels near Kawasaki Shrine in Yaita

The exterior was like a Kanpo Inn in the Showa period, but the interior was renewed. When you go up to the Ｒ floor by the elevator on the left, it is an observation room that can be seen ３６０ degrees, and you can also see the Nikko mountain range. I thought that the large communal bath building overlooking from there was like a health center in the Showa era, but the inside was symmetrically built for men and women, which was wider than expected and closed in addition to the walking bath. Sleeping baths There was a bathtub. The open-air bath was spacious and comfortable, regardless of the view. It is also good that insects and leaves are not floating. The quality of the spring was not as mellow as the Ureshino Onsen I went to before, and Narata Onsen in Yamanashi seemed to be smoother, but it was still comfortable as the name of Japan's three most beautiful skin hot springs. I entered many times. The room was comfortable including the bed. The air conditioning was not noisy and I was able to adjust it to the appropriate temperature. As for the meal, the Japanese beef shabu-shabu for dinner was delicious, but it was a little leaning in the second half with meat tofu, but I was full of the number of items that seemed to be an inn. The breakfast buffet also had rare side dishes, and the soft and delicious Kirengawa specialty sweetfish kanro-ni was so much purchased as a souvenir.

First of all, it is important whether it is for Nishi Nasuno Station. There is nothing around at all. There seems to be a convenience store in front of the hotel, but it was not available at 23:00 and I went to the family for about 15 minutes on foot. There seems to be a convenience store on the opposite ticket gate. The hotel room is retro, badly, dirty and smelly. It was a smoking room, so there was a smell. There was a caricature lending and coffee service. Breakfast was curry. There were other bread and side dishes. Cospa is good if you only stay, but couples will be hard to use. The bed was a big size.

It is a standard hotel in Route Inn. It is thankful that you can get coins that can be used on vending machines on the official homepage and eco cleaning. The route inn has a large parking lot, so the bus stops well, but this time, two schools overlapped with club activities for high school students, and waiting was occurring everywhere, and I noticed bad manners everywhere. I heard that it would be crowded at the breakfast venue in advance, but as expected, I had to wait a long time. If you are in a hurry, you can eat breakfast at the route inn diagonally opposite. The cause of congestion at the breakfast venue was that the side dishes were served with one hand, but the rice and miso soup had to be placed once, and it took time to get stuck because the amount was large. I think it is difficult to serve, but if group guests use it, I think that if you can leave rice and miso soup, or if you can support it, it will lead to relaxation of waiting.

* 5 star service from Hitomi and make sure to upgrade to all you can eat dinner/breakfast dining option. Booked this hotel for a stay in Mid November and after getting off of train we caught the bus here a little after sundown. The autumn leaves are really outstanding-almost every picture is a gorgeous post card. Bus driver asked where we are headed to and told him ”Kinugawa Onsen Hotel” . Took around 10 min to arrive and we were dropped off in front of hotel parking lot. Waited in a short line to check in and front desk service referred us to ”HITOMI” her name on tag in hiragana characters. She whipped up 2 page map with room information, pertaining elevator diagram and hotel keys. Make sure to pay careful instructions about onsen and buffet times- free soft serve ice cream and snacks until 6pm in lobby/ free drinks, coffee, tea until 10pm. FYI- best soft serve in Japan Hokkaido milk...yummy!!! 5 golden stars to HITOMI- top notch and friendly service. She urged us to be aware of emergency exits on our floor. While you are dining they will bring out futons so when you return- soft futons are waiting for you! The room is a traditional tatami mat with table and cushions. It is welcoming with snacks, complementary bottled water and a hot tea station. Room safe in closet also included were yukata robes for him and her. Ugh, wonderful amenities, tooth brush, a few toiletries -worry free stay. After visiting the onsen - kind of stressful for a foreigner like me. Not used to being naked with other ladies but in reality I was invisible- no shame at all. We headed down to the all you can eat dinner. We had 90 min-more than enough time to eat from 7:30 to 9pm. The spread was adequate with dishes from Japan and a few we recognized. Tempura made to order, musubi bar, gelato station, bakery section, fruit bar, local dishes and drink machine both hot or cold more-more- more- too much to mention. Looked at all the diners like ravenous sharks. Lots of help staff taking away empty plates, chefs assistants re-filling the empty vessels with more foods. Orderly chaos in front of me and loving every succulent moment. I felt like Templeton in the Charlot's Web movie. Burp* UGH, rubbing my full belly and going for seconds and thirds. Repeating ” ah, ill have a year to diet” until we come back again. Super glad we upgraded to the all you can at buffet. Coming again in the morning-they open at 7am for breakfast. It ended up being a repeat but with Japanese breakfast foods too. We did an early checkout at 8am and paid our $2 onsen tax. They were nice enough to let us stay in the room until 10am if we promised to bring back both keys at that time- no issues there. First bus back to the train station arrives a little after 10 am and Hitomi came out to ask us to wait in lobby. Lobby had comfy seats and was warmer than outside. Hitomi soooo kind of her she told us the bus was here- wished her every success in life! Please -if you get a chance to

We used it for use. There is a free parking lot on the premises. The front desk was working alone with a Southeast Asian woman, whether it was a shortage of people recently. The room is a Japanese style western room. The TV is small. The bed feels hard with springs. The public bath seems to be not a hot spring. There was charcoal. Breakfast is not like Otawara, and it is an ordinary Viking. There were many types.

It's about 10 minutes walk from the station. The famous suspension bridge is close, it is very beautiful, the facilities are new, and I thought that the semi-open-air bath was good! I was glad to wash it because I had a washing machine! I thought it would be easy to party because there was a rice cooker and a barbecue stove ．

It is about 5 minutes drive from Kinugawa JR Station. It is suitable for self-driving travel. Guests have hot spring discounts. Each room only needs 450 yen. The hot spring environment is good. The Japanese-style room has a good view and the decoration is relatively new. The staff is warm and courteous, willing to help provide information on eating, drinking and playing, and are very useful. The izakaya introduced is delicious, affordable, and open until 11 pm.

A hotel that seems to have been built during the bubble period, standing in the middle of the city. Looking at the number plate of the car, I get the impression that there are many visitors to the hot spring for a day trip. Go up the escalator and go to the front desk. The lobby was spacious with a free tea vending machine. The room was spacious and similar to a regular hotel room. There are also tea cakes, and there is also a ryokan-style aspect. The meal itself is kaiseki cuisine. There is nothing brand new at a reasonable price, and it is very ordinary. The dishes for elementary school children were very large, with appetizers, hamburgers, and crab cream croquettes. I was told that it was rice with matsutake mushrooms, but the presence of shimeji was so big that I didn't know where it was. I wonder if the last sweet potato mousse was distinctive. The large communal bath is spacious, and you can relax in both the indoor and outdoor baths. There is also a small sauna and cold water bath. As it is written as 100% source, you can see that the skin becomes smooth. The water was a little hot, but the children were in it all the time, so it might be the right temperature. Two types of shampoos were installed, and soap made at the hot spring was also placed. The bathing time is 24 hours and cleaning is done early in the morning, after that it is free to enter. Breakfast is buffet style. There were too few side dishes, and it was a bit different from the reviews. This is also a normal buffet dish, nothing special to mention. My companion was eating curry, but he said it was a commercial curry without ingredients. Imagine a breakfast at a business hotel. However, the venue for breakfast and dinner is the lounge on the top floor, so the view is outstanding. Judging by whether it will come again, it is subtle. Because there are no hotels in the area and no competitors, the service is minimal. My companion said that just putting coffee in the tea vending machine would make the customers more happy, and the elderly would be happy if they carried their luggage. For now, let's take advantage of the convenience of being in the city.

This hotel is very close to Kinugawa Station! The room was very spacious, clean and comfortable! There is a mountain across the river outside the balcony window. It is very comfortable to hear the sound of the mountain spring flowing from time to time. Fortunately, there is an eagle neighbor. Every day you can see him flying low in the river to look for food and standing on the tower pillar to gaze! Both dinner and breakfast are Japanese-style meals with great care. The dinner chef will write a poem-like introduction to the dishes. When we went to have dinner, the service staff came into the room to make the bed. It was so clean and comfortable! There are two types of large hot springs, indoor and outdoor. The bathing area is also large and comfortable, so the bathroom in the room cannot be used. The most unforgettable thing about this hotel is the ”starry sky”! After taking a bath, we returned to the room and could see many stars on the balcony, so we turned off all the lights in the room, and the stars were indeed ”all over the sky”! Sit on a recliner and listen to the spring + stargazing + drink hot tea... it's a rare enjoyment in the world to calm down your mind!

This is my third trip/adventure to Japan. I would say as a solo traveler this has to be one of the very best places I have ever stayed in when travelling around Japan. I came to Nikko np to explore the vast array of hiking trails, all of which I did, had breathtaking views and a poetic, truly majestic Japanese feel to them. I rented a car from Nasushiobara (Shinkansen) and drove across to Kinugawa. On arrival I was greeted by a host of the hotel staff, welcoming me and helping me with parking and my bags. I checked in with ease and with some broken English and Japanese on my part was led to a beautiful traditional Japanese style room overlooking the river. The service throughout was world class and made me feel both very comfortable, at home, but also special. I stayed 3 nights with half board (breakfast and dinner), both truly amazing and served with grace and politeness. On the first evening’s dinner one of the serving staff took the time to speak with me and allowed me to share some of my recent experiences/photos etc whilst preparing dinner - this was most welcome, especially as I had been travelling alone for over a week. The location of the onsen hotel is about 60 mins drive to some of the most sought after walks in the np. Very easy to access by car and excellent roads. The accommodation itself is a mix between very traditional Japanese resort and original/boutique Ryokan. The private and public onsen’s are fantastic and a well deserved rest-bite after a long days hiking! Having been to some of the most popular ryokan’s in Japan; Iwaso, Claska etc, this came as a very nice surprise and at an affordable rate without any compromise. If in the area, I would highly recommend staying…