Sennen No Yu Koman

“Quase Perfeito”

Este Hotel é incrível em todos os aspectos - a partir do momento em que chegar ao momento em que você parte. O serviço da equipe cordial é impecável. Embora eles falam inglês quase zero, tente o seu melhor para compreender e vai recorrer a utilizar o seu telemóvel para traduzir o que eles estão a t… Mais

Este Hotel é incrível em todos os aspectos - a partir do momento em que chegar ao momento em que você parte. O serviço da equipe cordial é impecável. Embora eles falam inglês quase zero, tente o seu melhor para compreender e vai recorrer a utilizar o seu telemóvel para traduzir o que eles estão a tentar dizer-lhe do japonês para inglês. Não sentiria vontade e o preço para uma noite aqui - o jantar e pequeno-almoço atirado para o custo é incrível. A variedade e quantidade de frutos do mar durante o jantar é fantástico. Fiquei aqui durante a temporada de inverno de caranguejo e tivemos refrigerados, cozidos e grelhados. Tivemos também a carne local que foi fantástico. Em todos os tempos, houve uma senhora que serve e tendo cuidado de nós. As únicas coisas que eu senti que o lugar foi o Hot Springs em-casa que foi ínfima e pode fazer com uma boa limpeza.

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“Wonderful experience”

We were so glad we stayed at Sennen no Yu Koman. It was our first trip to Japan and our first time at a ryokan. We chose Koman thanks to a video consultation with an English-speaking (American) staff member of the Kinosaki tourist office, which cost a few dollars for 30 minutes, see visitkinosaki.c… Mais

We were so glad we stayed at Sennen no Yu Koman. It was our first trip to Japan and our first time at a ryokan. We chose Koman thanks to a video consultation with an English-speaking (American) staff member of the Kinosaki tourist office, which cost a few dollars for 30 minutes, see visitkinosaki.com. We were a family of four adults and decided to stay in one room, even though the price was only slightly less than two rooms. We made the booking through the visitkinosaki.com website. It was a very hot July day when we arrived but the air conditioning kept the room cool. The walls, decorations, ensuite bathroom  and toilet room needed a little updating but everything was clean. We stayed on the second floor of the main building facing the main street. There were other guests down the hall and on the floor above but we only heard noise at mealtimes when furniture was being moved upstairs. No street noise either. They provided one yukata for walking around town and use in the room. The colors were subdued but the female yukata had a more lively design. There were a variety of sandals available for walking around town, wooden getas and different types of plastic sandals. We didn't look at the hotel's baths, instead we visited four of the nearby onsen. They were enjoyable even on a hot day. Goshono-yu was our favorite. I think the location of Sennen no Yu Koman is just as good as anywhere closer to the station. It's only a few minutes walk to anywhere in the town, and there is plenty of activity in this area. The front desk spoke and the friendly young man who served our meals in our room spoke enough English. The kaiseki dinner had plenty of variety and everyone was well fed, even those of us who are not so adventurous with Japanese food,  We did one night in Kinosaki and I think that was adequate. If we did it again we would probably stay two nights, but I would try to book only one kaiseki dinner (probably this kind of booking is complicated). Kinosaki is 2.5 hours from Kyoto (or Osaka), but once you get to the Kinosakionsen station you are only a few minutes walk from everything. We came all the way from Tokyo and the limited express from Kyoto was much more scenic than the earlier shinkansen. It was a hot day and we were happy to be greeted at the station by the tourist office staff and escorted to a bus to various hotels. We only took small bags with us and on a cooler day a walk all the way to Koman would be a nice introduction. The next day the hotel arranged for a ride to the station. It was easy to leave our bags at the tourist office across the street, and then we took a local train for a few minutes and went swimming at the beach at Takeno.

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“Onsen hotel with superb dinner”

The hotel is a classic onsen experience with the interior design and set up being very nostalgic and interesting. The hotel provides free pick up from the train station and umbrellas if it rains. The onsen bath is not the best, it is on the small side, but kept clean. Though this is typical for ons… Mais

The hotel is a classic onsen experience with the interior design and set up being very nostalgic and interesting. The hotel provides free pick up from the train station and umbrellas if it rains. The onsen bath is not the best, it is on the small side, but kept clean. Though this is typical for onsen hotels in busier onsen towns compared with onsen hotels which are more remote. The dinner is the highlight of the place with many kilograms of snow crab served in so many different ways in our room. All of which was prepared in a way so that it was really easy to eat. We were lucky to have a lovely staff member who knew both English and Chinese.

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“Traditional Stay”

We spent a very enjoyable night here. The food was wonderful, the room and ambiance was traditional Japanese style so a great experience. It was raining and cold so we used the baths in this building. It was very enjoyable and relaxing. Emma who looked after us was excellent serving our dinn… Mais

We spent a very enjoyable night here. The food was wonderful, the room and ambiance was traditional Japanese style so a great experience. It was raining and cold so we used the baths in this building. It was very enjoyable and relaxing. Emma who looked after us was excellent serving our dinner and making up the bed. She organising everything for us including our free transportation back to the station. A night at a Ryokan is a very interesting and great experience we were very well looked after

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