Sennennoyu Koman

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.

Everything is fine, but why did your company say that we only need to pay 1,800 yen when we check out, but when we checked out, we were told that the entrance fee for the bathhouse was 280 yen per person. For 6 of us, we had to pay an extra 3,380 yen for two nights. Yuan, but your company did not propose this amount at all? A little uncomfortable

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.

The hardware and software are very good, and the service is in place.

I recommend everyone to come to Kinosaki Onsen. Very good, very good, very good. From Kinosaki Onsen Station, it's a 10-minute walk to the hotel. Most Japanese hotels check in after 3 o'clock. 200 meters away from the hotel is the Peak Tram Station. The distance between the hotel and Qishitang is approximately. Konoyu is 150 meters away. Mandala Soup is right behind the hotel. Gosho hot spring is 150 meters away. Ichinoyu is probably less than 300 meters away. Liutang is about 400 meters. The ******* soup is about 500 meters long. Finally there is another one in front of the station. It should be noted that in this hotel, from the time of check-in until 15:30 the next day, you can enter the seven soups with a card issued by the hotel (there is a QR code on the card). Therefore, the hotel does not have bathing facilities, but there are toilets and washbasins. Half of these seven soups open at 7 a.m., and most of them close at 11 p.m., so they all make the soup, take a shower, and return to the hotel wearing the Japanese bathrobe issued by the hotel. This hotel also provides large cotton robes. It's not cold to wear when walking in the town.