Ashinoyu Onsen Kinokuniya (Honkan)

◇Kinokuniya Ryokan Basic Plan◇ Dinner and breakfast included ■Bath - A weakly alkaline natural spring "sulfur spring" (simple sulfur spring), rare even in Japan You can enjoy the unique smell of sulfur from the water that gushes forth from within the inn grounds. - Baking soda spring (simple hot spring) at Yunohanazawa Ageyu A refreshing, clear bath, so enjoy comparing it with the sulfur spring. - The large bath has both sulfur spring in the indoor bath and baking soda spring in the outdoor bath. There is no nighttime rest period, so you can bathe at any time. 〇Recommended [Private bath] A wooden bath in the style of the Edo period The Edo-style private bath "Shotoku" is named after the Edo period (Shotoku), the year the inn opened Please refresh yourself by soaking in the hot water and feeling like you are back then The roofs can be seen from the road, just like back then, which is quite appealing. There is also a semi-open-air bath "Kotan". If you would like to use it, please let us know when you check in. *Depending on the number of guests, we may not be able to meet your expectations. 2,000 yen for 30 minutes ■Meals Enjoy a Japanese kaiseki meal made with seasonal ingredients. A Japanese breakfast will be provided for breakfast. *The menu for children's rates differs from the menu for adults. If you would like the same menu, please make a reservation as an adult. *If you make a reservation at the last minute, it may take some time for the room to be prepared.

◇Kinokuniya Ryokan Basic Plan◇ Dinner and breakfast included ■Bath - A weakly alkaline natural spring "sulfur spring" (simple sulfur spring), rare even in Japan You can enjoy the unique smell of sulfur from the water that gushes forth from within the inn grounds. - Baking soda spring (simple hot spring) at Yunohanazawa Ageyu A refreshing, clear bath, so enjoy comparing it with the sulfur spring. - The large bath has both sulfur spring in the indoor bath and baking soda spring in the outdoor bath. There is no nighttime rest period, so you can bathe at any time. 〇Recommended [Private bath] A wooden bath in the style of the Edo period The Edo-style private bath "Shotoku" is named after the Edo period (Shotoku), the year the inn opened Please refresh yourself by soaking in the hot water and feeling like you are back then The roofs can be seen from the road, just like back then, which is quite appealing. There is also a semi-open-air bath "Kotan". If you would like to use it, please let us know when you check in. *Depending on the number of guests, we may not be able to meet your expectations. 2,000 yen for 30 minutes ■Meals Enjoy a Japanese kaiseki meal made with seasonal ingredients. A Japanese breakfast will be provided for breakfast. *The menu for children's rates differs from the menu for adults. If you would like the same menu, please make a reservation as an adult. *If you make a reservation at the last minute, it may take some time for the room to be prepared.

This plan includes use of a detached house with an open-air bath with our own natural sulfur spring. You can enjoy the spring water from our room, which has been selected as one of the 100 best hot springs in Japan. ◇Bath◇ ・Your room will have an open-air bath (naturally gushing sulfur spring), so you can relax to your heart's content in a private space while feeling the nature. ・You can also use our private open-air baths, "Shotoku" (sulfur spring/baking soda spring) or "Kotan" (sulfur spring). ・In addition to the indoor bath, the large communal bath has a tubo bath (baking soda) in the women's bath and a tubo bath at the same temperature as the spring in the men's bath. ◇Meals◇ ・For meals, we will serve seasonal dishes that our head chef is proud of. ・We accept orders for special dishes such as boiled golden eye, abalone, and turban shells by phone up to two days before the date of use.