Yuraku Kinosaki Spa & Gardens

“Excellent stay!”

We are set to leave Yuraku tomorrow and we don't want to go! It's absolutely wonderful - there's no pressure to do anything and the service is excellent. Food: we had the Kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast. Both were superb! I don't like crab so they kindly swapped it for grilled steak, yum! Y… Mais

We are set to leave Yuraku tomorrow and we don't want to go! It's absolutely wonderful - there's no pressure to do anything and the service is excellent. Food: we had the Kaiseki dinner and Japanese breakfast. Both were superb! I don't like crab so they kindly swapped it for grilled steak, yum! Yuuki was our server (the present the food for you to eat in your room) and he was fantastic and very professional. The private baths are delightful - you get a free go once a day. We were there two nights so tried the flower bath and orange and lime bath. It's a little further from the station, but only a 10-15 minute walk, so not far! It means it's quite and peaceful at night - I imagine places down the road to be louder due to the clopping of wooden clogs! You get yukata to wear and help putting this on if you need - but a diagram series is given to you and it's quite easy. The service is great and everyone is so kind. They offer to take photographs for you and go out of their way to ensure you have everything you need. Overall fantastic stay, we will come again!

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“amazing experience”

We stayed at this onsen for only one night but if we had known how incredibly relaxing it would be, we would have definitely stayed longer. The service: Above and beyond. There are a couple of people on hand that speak good English, and a few that don't, but it's nothing that can't be communicate… Mais

We stayed at this onsen for only one night but if we had known how incredibly relaxing it would be, we would have definitely stayed longer. The service: Above and beyond. There are a couple of people on hand that speak good English, and a few that don't, but it's nothing that can't be communicated with body language and a smile, and smile is something they do very well. They offered to take pictures for us when they noticed us admiring the view, and when we departed they went outside smiling and waving to us until we rounded the bend. The onsen: I used both the private baths and the public hotel bath. The facilities are clean, well organized and they have all the amenities you need. I'm a product junkie, so seeing my favourite shampoo (shiseido tsubuki) and facial products (pola) there was exciting for me. The private flowers bath is beautiful. The food: A kaiseki meal is a once in a lifetime (or if you're lucky, two,or multiple times) experience, and if you have it at this hotel you won't be disappointed. We had crabs, shrimp, and tajima beef. Such a quality meal. Yuuki provided meal services for us and he was a true professional and so very, very kind. The presentation was wonderful, and the food was delicious and plentiful. On top of a having a stellar dinner in the room in our yukatas, we were also impressed with the delicious and attractive presentation of further gastronomic delights with our breakfast, also served in room. The room: The look of this room is standard to what I think most ryokan rooms look like if you just google it. That said, this one is clean, comfortable, large-ish, had an amazing view and I LOVED it. The beds they set up for us on the floor were very comfortable and we had a great nights sleep. There was very nice toilet and sink area. The day we went, it rained hard all day. We sat by our delightful sitting area by the huge windows with a killer view of the gardens and it was awesome. The location: Let's be honest, the town is so small most of the ryokans in Kinosaki seem well located. This one looks more out of the way, but it's actually only a leisurely 20 minute walk to the bus station and it's a beautiful walk. But no need to walk if you don't want, there's a shuttle bus to take you to and from the hotel. I stayed here a week ago and I'm dreaming of coming back one day, and when I do I hope the quality of this place remains consistent. Thank you to all the staff, and especially Yuuki for the experience. TLDR: best experience of my trip, loved the room, exemplary service, gourmet fantasy.

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“Best ryokan with excellent staff”

It was the best stay we had in Japan ! It is a typical ryokan with wonderful garden, excellent onsen and spacious room. It is really worth taking the half-board option. The staff is so helpful and caring. A special thank to Hiromi for organizing the surprise dinner and to Yuuki for the perfect dinn… Mais

It was the best stay we had in Japan ! It is a typical ryokan with wonderful garden, excellent onsen and spacious room. It is really worth taking the half-board option. The staff is so helpful and caring. A special thank to Hiromi for organizing the surprise dinner and to Yuuki for the perfect dinner service.I highly recommend this ryokan for an authentic japanese experience. What made this hôtel stand out even more was the staff.

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“Boa comida e boa diversão”

Ryokan foi bastante uma caminhada da estação. Eles oferecem transporte gratuito mas pensamos que a caminhada não foi muito longe da estação. Fomos agradavelmente surpreendidos com a equipe poderia falar japonês. Reservamos um quarto padrão para três e ficamos com dois quartos comunicantes. Todas a… Mais

Ryokan foi bastante uma caminhada da estação. Eles oferecem transporte gratuito mas pensamos que a caminhada não foi muito longe da estação. Fomos agradavelmente surpreendidos com a equipe poderia falar japonês. Reservamos um quarto padrão para três e ficamos com dois quartos comunicantes. Todas as refeições estavam no quarto. o nosso pacote era caranguejos (na época)de aranha, carne e abalone de Tajima. Comida, certamente não nos decepcionou! Cada um de nós tinha um caranguejo inteiro para nós que vemos apenas as peças do seu montante. O caranguejo era para ser cozido em 4 formas de cozinhar, cozinhar com sal, shabued assado e shabu. E, em estilo shashimi também! Carne de Tajima era cozido de carnes e teppan estilo shabu shabu. Carne muito suculenta que tivemos! Abalone era para ser cozido na manteiga, mas poderíamos optar por assado, como bem. Se, como eu suspeito que poderiam sashimi também, mas pessoalmente, eu prefiro o meu abalone preparados. Naturalmente, estes foram apenas os principais campos e não incluem os aperitivos, sobremesas e outras coisas que tivemos, bem. Bom, nós comemos em nossos quartos e poderia pingo fora nossos dedos comer o caranguejo com muita privacidade. Podemos também reservar o banheiro privativo gratuito uma vez. Foram 3 banhos diferentes para escolher e experimentamos o laranja e o banho flowe. Uma vez reservado, mais ninguém mas o seu grupo pode utilizar durante 40 minutos. Ser avisado, os banhos são muito quentes e não poderíamos ficar para depois de 10 minutos. A Nossa estadia em Yuraku vem com um passe quente de primavera que lhe permite utilizar todos os 7 banhos ao longo da rua. Um como fechado no dia em que chegamos e escolhemos 4 para pegar. Todos eles tinham banhos ao ar livre. A experiência foi muito divertido como o trote para cima e para baixo nas ruas de seu yukata e tamancos com outros de muito fazendo a mesma coisa também. O Pequeno-almoço manhã seguinte apresenta os seus - ovo cru de prato exclusivo com arroz quente. É tão gostoso! Os outros itens do café da manhã foram muito saborosa e saudável. Pratos de peixe, tofu e tal. Eles prontamente organizado o nosso transporte de ida e volta para a estação JR uma vez que descobrimos que tínhamos andado lá na manhã seguinte.

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