Kogashima Onsen Kogashimaso

[Plan details] A popular standard plan at Kogashimaso. Enjoy the bounty of Wakasa's villages, sea, and lakes, and simply relax and unwind. This plan conveys the charm of Kogashimaso. The guest rooms are relocated and renovated old gassho-style houses, and come with sunken kotatsu tables. [Meals] A hearty kaiseki meal that incorporates the bounty of Wakasa's rich Satoyama and Satoumi lakes, with a focus on fresh seafood from Wakasa Bay. [Meals] Breakfast/Restaurant, Dinner/Restaurant *If you are using the restaurant alone, the price will increase by 2,000 yen. *Dinner starts at 18:00 or 18:30. *Each room has a different layout, so the size varies. We recommend 1-3 people per room (4 people can use the facility) *Adults (junior high school students and above) will be charged a separate bathing tax of 150 yen [Children's meals] Upper elementary school students: Kaiseki cuisine (a few less dishes than the adult kaiseki) Lower elementary school students: Children's lunch Toddlers (meal futon included): Children's lunch Children who wish to have the same kaiseki cuisine as adults should make a reservation as an adult [Japan Society for the Preservation of Secret Hot Springs Stamp Book] Reservations made through Rakuten Travel are not eligible for stamps Please note that stamps cannot be stamped in the stamp book

[Plan Details] Dinner will be served in your room, and you can relax in a tasteful room as if you were back home. A relaxing adult time where you can forget about time. This plan is recommended for solo travelers, girls' trips, and mother-daughter trips. Lake Suigetsu, filled with clear water, sparkles with light bouncing off the swaying waves. At dusk, the sun sets, painting the lake orange as it quietly sinks into the mountains. Relax your mind with the sunset, soak in the bath, and relax and heal your body... The seasonal scenery will help you forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The room is spacious and comes with a sunken kotatsu table. The room was relocated and renovated from an old gassho-style house, and you can feel the nostalgia unique to Japan with the beams, lintels, and impressive main pillars that can be seen everywhere. The Carefree Day plan offers popular rooms that have been used by famous people and have been well-received. [Meals] A hearty kaiseki meal that incorporates the bounty of Wakasa's rich Satoyama and Satoumi lakes, with a focus on fresh seafood from Wakasa Bay. [Meals] Breakfast/Restaurant, Dinner/Restaurant *If you are using the restaurant alone, there is an additional 2,000 yen. *Dinner starts at 18:00 and 18:30. *Each room has a different layout, so the size varies. We recommend 1-3 people per room (4 people can use the restaurant). *Adults (from junior high school students) are charged a separate bathing tax of 150 yen. [Children's meals] Upper elementary school students: Kaiseki meal (a few dishes less than the adult kaiseki meal) Lower elementary school students: Children's lunch Toddlers (meal futon included): Children's lunch *Children who wish to have the same kaiseki meal as adults should make a reservation as an adult. [Japan Society for the Preservation of Secret Hot Springs Stamp Book] Reservations made through Rakuten Travel are not eligible for stamps. Please note that stamps cannot be sta

[Plan Details] The local specialty of Wakasa Town is eel cuisine, loved by the locals! This plan was created to commemorate the full opening of the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway. At first, it was only available for a limited time, but eel has become increasingly popular! Now you can enjoy delicious eel any time of the year. We offer an eel kaiseki meal that incorporates the bounty of Wakasa's Satoyama Satoumi lake. In addition to fresh seafood, we also offer eel kabayaki, a representative lake bounty, and eel kamameshi... the savory aroma will whet your appetite. The synergistic effect of the water from Kogashima Onsen will give you plenty of energy! This plan will rejuvenate you. The guest rooms are relocated and renovated old gassho-style houses, and come with a sunken kotatsu table. [Meals] Breakfast/Restaurant, Dinner/Restaurant *Reservations can be made for one person *Additional 2,000 yen for one person *Dinner starts at 18:00 or 18:30 *Each room has a different layout, so the size varies. We recommend 1-3 people per room (4 people can use it) *Adults (junior high school students and up) are charged a separate bathing tax of 150 yen [Children's meals] Upper elementary school students: Kaiseki cuisine (a few dishes less than the adult kaiseki) Lower elementary school students: Children's lunch Toddlers (meal futon included): Children's lunch Children who want the same eel dish as adults should make a reservation as an adult [Japan Secret Hot Springs Association Stamp Book] Reservations made through Rakuten Travel are not eligible for stamps. Please note that stamps cannot be stamped in the stamp book.