kinosaki onsen ryokan recommendations?

[korosensei]

Hi, any ryokans to recommend at kinosaki onsen?

reasonable price, not too expensive, but needs to be clean and comfortable

food does not have to be fantastic

japanese tatami rooms preferred.

 

[kifo]

Hi, any ryokans to recommend at kinosaki onsen?

reasonable price, not too expensive, but needs to be clean and comfortable

food does not have to be fantastic

japanese tatami rooms preferred.

I once stayed at Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside hotel. It is not bad but a bit not central enough... I booked it cos all the better places near the centre of the town were all booked up leaving only very expensive ryokans.

http://travel.rakuten.com/hotel/Jap...chiya_Kinosaki_Riverside_Hotel/5307/?adults=2

 

[korosensei]

I once stayed at Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside hotel. It is not bad but a bit not central enough... I booked it cos all the better places near the centre of the town were all booked up leaving only very expensive ryokans.

http://travel.rakuten.com/hotel/Jap...chiya_Kinosaki_Riverside_Hotel/5307/?adults=2

thanks, looks like quite decent ratings from tripadvisor. how much did you pay?

 

[anyhowsaysay]

http://www.ikyu.com/ap/srch/UspW11104.aspx?lc=1&rc=1&ppc=2&are=320712&pn=1&adc=1&st=1&msf=1&acmap=1

I like to use this website. Although it is all in Japanese but it focus on ryokan mainly.
U can just use it to view the various ryokan in kinosaki. the room decor, the food and look at the price.

Then u can go directly to the ryokan website to enquire or book it.

 

[kifo]

thanks, looks like quite decent ratings from tripadvisor. how much did you pay?

I usually book my hotels via Rakuten. Can't remember how much I paid last time though.

 

[greenhse]

I stayed before at kojinmari inn. Good location, not too expensive as compare to other ryokans and good experience.

I booked directly with the host.