Hotels near Tango Matsushima Outlook, Kyotango

　It is sunset gaura hot spring. Literally, it is located on the back side of the hot spring inn group facing the west sea. The parking lot is complete and very easy to use. The stay on weekdays was empty due to the influence of the time pattern corona. I was able to stay comfortably. It is a hot spring inn that can be comfortable. Consideration is moderately well done. The time of cleaning the hot spring bath in the evening is 19:00 to 20:00 In the stay of the long time of the sun, the time of sunset is in the time zone, and the time of sunset is not put in the time of sunset. sorry. Also, for the reform of the way of work or safety, it is bathing until 24 o'clock at midnight. There are various guests, so it is unavoidable to have restrictions, but if you can, you can take a bath at midnight or before 6 a.m. Example: You can take a bath after 4 a.m. Because there is a good hot spring, it may be the selfish word of the person who is staying in the favorite time zone. It was very comfortable, so I would like to use it again. Thank you for your attention.

Since it is Go to Travel, two couples traveled 々. It is a good distance from Osaka to arrive at 14:30 in the evening even after eating soba at Izushi on the way down the road. It seems to be the largest hotel group around here, and it seems that there are 13 facilities in total of the same group hotels around this Kamatsuen as well. Probably the oldest of them? The room stayed on the 6th floor, but all rooms have ocean view. There is also a bed ２ and a Japanese-style room, which is large enough for two people. The wallpaper and furniture can be seen as old, but the cleaning was well done for the old, and the sunset was seen from the beautifully polished window glass. I took a bath before meals, but the bath is on the first floor, and there is an indoor bath of a fair size and an open-air bath, but there is a hotel wall right next to it, and it is hidden in a tree 々 so that it cannot be peeped. Looking at the sea from the bath I can't. I had dinner at a large restaurant on the 2nd floor. It has been renovated and has a modern atmosphere. This time, it is a course with a tagged local boiled crab 🦀 full. I think other tempura and sashimi are probably available outside the ban. Only the tagged crabs are exceptionally delicious. Other than that, you can eat it at the neighborhood ”crab craft”. The amount is quite full. With this, 52,000 yen per person was 38,000 yen with a 14,000 yen discount on Go to Travel.

The Infinity Outdoor Onsen overlooking the Sea of Japan has been featured on Japanese TV several times. Excellent at sunset! (Hence the name: Yuhi no Ura Onsen- Sunset Beach) There is another onsen (alternates male/female) which was decorated with a statue inside and, outside, with Zen elements and a quietness I preferred. But the Hinoki Cedar onsen bath in our room was the best. Private and as long as I liked. We had the third floor Modern Japanese room which is designed to be the Captains' Room with a deck in the appearance of the ship' bow. Very large, comfortable beds, and loved the ceiling-to-floor windows. All drinks in fridge and dinner were free and the sake was excellent. Dinner was served in private sectioned rooms but with a public, almost festival-like atmosphere. Beautiful arrangements, lovely choice of flavors and very creative dishes. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. Sadly, no elevators. Will look forward to visiting again!

Very authentic & traditional experience appeared all other guests were Japanese. loved the onsen experience and a fabulous emersión into Japanese culture. Location was great easy bus ride to local town & fishing village of Ine. Fabulous little intimate restaurant 2 min walk. On the down side little hard to find and would be very difficult at night. Staff only spoke Japanese & we’re not very friendly despite our best efforts to speak Japanese and make things a little easier with google translate. Price was very reasonable. Overall would recommend if you’re looking for a traditional family home style experience.

You can hunt for cherry blossoms! Morning and night Viking (perfect for me of partial food) I chose this for hot springs and these reasons. After going to Amanbashi Tachi, I made a cherry blossom hunt (reservation in advance) and checked in. The house is Rokudo, and our house is the same as another pair, but the cherry blossoms are in the cherry blossoms. cherry blossoms are sweet (laughs) It is good that the parking lot is large and affordable. The hotel is quite gorgeous and has a good management everywhere. The room is clean and large and I am very satisfied with the view of Amabashidate and the sea. Vikings were privately preferred in the morning than at night. The bath and the open-air bath were large and the staff were kind.

Gd location. V close to Amanohashidate viewland. A must visit spot. We stayed in room w terrace on G/F. Modern n nice decor. foldable mat provided for guests to sit on terrace. Just next to river bank. Privacy lacked but enjoyed seeing ships passing along from time to time. Public onsen not big but acceptable given the size of hotel. Free drinks n ice popsicles after onsen. Meals were good but not surprising. In laws stayed in room w outdoor onsen tub. Big w 92 square metres. V comfy. Gd views as room on 3/ F

The exterior looked old, but the interior was in good condition. The baths for men and women are changed depending on the day. When I went in at night, it was early and there weren't many people, so I went in slowly. The open-air bath only allows outside air to enter, but you cannot see the outside scenery at all. I took a different bath in the morning, but the open-air bath was under repair. It may be a little strange for people who place a lot of importance on the bath. You can also visit the outside baths, so it might be a good idea to enjoy the hot springs to your heart's content. I don't know. The view from the room was on the opposite side of the river, so I could only see the back of the building, but the four-person room was divided into a Western-style room on the first floor and a Japanese-style room on the second floor, so it was a relaxing stay. Dinner and breakfast were buffets, and there was quite a lot of variety. Since the restaurant was fully booked, more dishes were added one after another, so there was never a time when I couldn't get what I wanted. For dessert, there was also soft serve ice cream, which the kids were happy with. After deciding to stay at Kinosaki Onsen, I was torn between choosing a small ryokan, but in the end I think it was a good value for money.

The location is mentioned to be about 5 or 7 minutes from the station, depending on where you read about it. I think it's more like 8-10. It's not far, but not close enough to walk luggage comfortably. I want to give the place 5 stars, but I also want to give it 2 stars. The service was good. They helped shuttle us around through the rain. The lady that served our dinner was very patient and helpful. Unfortunately, there is a big problem. The room we received has no view of the Maruyama river or garden, although it is advertised as such in pictures and descriptions on website. Our rooms had a view of the parking lot and the road, which the front desk referred to as a ”mountain” view. I'm sorry, but this just isn't a good practice. You MUST make this as a different type of room with different price and let customers decide the value. I would not have booked if I had known this. There is also another small problem. The dinner was overall quite good, but I saw some other customers received different dinners with the full snow crab and sake. We received part of a snow crab and cheap white wine. I am confused. It would help to have an explanation. Otherwise I can't help but feel these problems are because I am not a Japanese customer.

My wife and I had a relaxing holiday recently and a great experience at the Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside Hotel. We took a train from Shin Osaka Station (2.5 hour) and a slow walk from the station to Kawaguchiya. (If you are following our route, when you reach the river, Turn Right and walk to the end of the road where you will arrive at a T junction, Turn Left. You will see a Idemitsu gas station, the hotel is just right opposite). The weather was cool that day and the town was quite thin in traffic. Check in was quite strict at 3.00pm, so we wandered out for a ramen lunch before returning again to check in. We had a Japanese room which looked out to Higashiyama Park and a view of the autumn leaves. We’d booked a half board package. The kaiseki dinner was elaborate and stunning - visually stimulating and delicious. Breakfast was equally well presented. Before dinner we’d put on the yukata robe and the geta clogs, took a walk to the onsen bath (Satono-yu) next to the train station. The geta is very uncomfortable but quite a fun experience walking round town in the Japanese attire. Staff are friendly and helpful. We’d requested for a adapter. The reception staff initially told us they don’t have any. We tried again and show them images of adapters and they came back with two boxes of adapters for us to choose. Overall we had a fun time and a relaxing holiday at Kawaguchiya.