Positive: Very kind and helpful staff Very nice and comfortable yukata (suggest to buy) Nice rooms Comfortable futon beds Big authentic rooms Lovely welcome drink Very nice view from the bar Negative Too big hotel for an authentic feeling Food😞even the service of dinner was really nice, it was not good (Im am sure it was fresh but it tasted not fresh at all). We were sick for 2 days😒 Not glutenfree bread and only cow milk available Neutral Rather Japanese breakfast is available and no good continental choice
訪訪客用戶If you're thinking about staying at a ryokan in Kinosaki, this is the place to go. It's the smallest (in terms of the number of rooms offered) but the most highly coveted inn in the neighborhood, and for good reason. Kazuyuki-san and his family are the ultimate hospitality connoisseurs, genuinely passionate about providing the best experience for their visitors and sharing their culture. It truly felt like staying at a five-star hotel with meals comparable to Michelin-star dining, without any pretentiousness. Only a 4-5 minute easy stroll from the train station, Kojinmari is nestled among charming shops and onsens. This is extremely convenient for onsen hopping, shopping, and making day trips. It's also right across from a gorgeous canal. If you get a room with a direct view, you'll enjoy the sight of the mountains, koi fish swimming about, and locals crossing the bridge. The rooms are incredibly spacious for two people, and the entire building has been renovated with great care, reflecting a deep investment in customer comfort. The quality of the natural materials used in the rooms and furniture is evident, from the organic bedsheets to the design-centered furnishings. The space was incredibly comfortable, impeccably clean, and beautifully designed. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed and offered the best matcha we've tasted in Japan, along with a red bean snack. Kazuyuki-san later delivered our luggage to the room and provided us with a clipboard of helpful information on dining and visiting sites. Of the seven onsens, he suggested the top three, which were spot on. Although we didn’t experience the dinner, the breakfast was a feast for both the eyes and the stomach, artfully prepared by the grandmother. Before discovering Kojinmari, I had considered other ryokans in the area due to high reviews and affordability. I'm so glad I didn't settle. Upon visiting a few of these highly-rated ryokans in person, the conditions, noise levels, and sheer number of foreign guests were overwhelming. Staying at Kojinmari was undoubtedly the most authentic and exceptional experience, service, and accommodation I have experienced in Japan. I cannot give this place enough stars. 10/10. Three things to note: 1) Be sure to bring cash, as you'll need to pay for the onsen pass or ”tax” for the seven onsens depending on how you booked. 2) We had no issues communicating with Kazuyuki-san in English, but be sure to have the Google Translate app ready just in case you'd like to have in-depth conversations. 3) The first floor of the inn is a shop that sources quality gift items from all over Japan. Most of the unique souvenirs can't be found at other shops, so if something catches your eye, get it!
KK Lou這家溫泉酒店沒有早餐和晚餐,餐廳關門有點早。如果你正在尋找溫泉餐,如果你住在這裏可能會失望。如果你是美食家,要小心。
隔音效果差,請大家低聲說話。由於我到達的第一晚風雨交加,遮陽的窗簾是竹子做的,整晚都在窗戶上不停地敲打。
沒有電梯,樓梯很陡,帶很多行李的要小心。
雖然服務器不懂英語,但他們非常友好,願意幫忙!總的來說,在入住期間享受了很多。謝謝!