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Help with Kinosaki Ryokan
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2009/2/19 09:44
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We'll be traveling around the Kyoto area and wanted to spend one evening in Kinosaki Onsen. We are more interested in sampling the 7 public bathhouses by styaing at the local ryokan, so expensive ryokans are not our top picks. I've found some ryokans which looked promising, the trouble is I don't really read japanese... Can someone kindly help advise: 1. I'm looking at the cheapest stay, but does it include passes to the public baths? 2. Is there curfew for these ryokans? 3. Do they welcome non-Japanese travelers? Any other suggestions are most welcome! Thanks in advance! SINANOYA RYOKAN http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~sinanoya/お宿はやかわ http://www.oyadohayakawa.com/錦水 http://www.kinsui.net/
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by Gracy (guest)
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Kinosaki ryokan
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2009/2/19 21:51
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You can check prices and facilities of different ryokans in Kinosaki with this page in English: http://www.japanhotel.net/kinosaki/In general the bath or the bathes within the ryokan are included, but not other bathes in other houses. japanhotel.net ryokans and most others welcome non-Japanese guests, but knowledge of English language can be limited or non-existant. In such a case you normally get an English leaflet with facility explanations.
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by Peter (guest)
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Thank you very much! We read in japan-guide that if you stayed at a local ryokan you will have passes to the 7 public baths. There are so many of them in Kinosaki and most sites are in Japanese, we are having a hard time figuring out which one offers this deal. I shall look into the website! :-)
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by Gracy (guest)
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All the local ryokans listed on the japanhotel.net page offer this deal. I was just in Kinosaki again last September, and it was wonderful as always. Enjoy your stay there.
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by yllwsmrf
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