Location: Toyooka
Top Hotels in Toyooka
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Discover the best hotels in Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture, Kinki including Tsubakino Ryokan, Kinosaki Onsen Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei, Morizuya, Hotel Kinparo, , Toyooka Sky Hotel, Auberge Toyooka 1925, Kinosaki Onsen Kinosaki, Kinosaki Onsen Nishimuraya Honkan, Kinosaki Yamamotoya.
Restaurants in Toyooka
1. Tsubakino Ryokan
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Welcome to Tsubakino Ryokan, your Toyooka “home away from home.” Tsubakino Ryokan aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Gallery Hanatsubaki (0.1 mi) and Kiyamachi Koji (0.3 mi), guests of Tsubakino Ryokan can easily experience some of Toyooka's most well known attractions. Tsubakino Ryokan is an onsen ryokan offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The onsen ryokan features a coffee shop, shops, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Toyooka. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. If you’re looking for a sushi restaurant, consider a visit to Wori Tsuru, Daikokuya, or Sukeroku, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Tsubakino Ryokan. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Street of Kinosaki Onsen (0.2 mi), Onsenji Temple (0.5 mi), and Hachigoro's Tojima Wetland (0.7 mi), which are some popular Toyooka attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the onsen ryokan. Tsubakino Ryokan puts the best of Toyooka at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Feel at home
Reviewed By Yeshua RThis was my first experience at a ryokan. Everything was taken care of and the staff was very accommodating with all requests. The crab kaiseki (Japanese high end cuisine) was amazing. I highly recommend. I am now addicted to crab sashimi! It was also very awesome to explore the town in the traditional yukata and geta that the ryokan provided. All major seven onsens are easily within walking distance. The ryokan also has its own onsens too and if you're not comfortable with public bathing, the ryokan has private onsens available for a fee (about $10 US per 45 minutes if you reserve in advance, and around $30 per 45 minutes the day of). All in all, it was the quintessential Japanese relaxation experience. Also, ask for a box of matches on your way out. They make a really cool souvenir!
2. Kinosaki Onsen Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 247 reviews
Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei is the largest ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen. Japanese-style guest rooms, traditional kaiseki dinners, private onsen spa, massage salon, complimentary shuttle bus, and more. * Outdoor pool open summer only: mid July - late August
Like a leaf from fairy-tale
Reviewed By ZeroWasteTravelerIt was highlight of my trip to Japan. I'll speak of food first being a vegetarian. The breakfast was exuberant, rooms were traditional yet luxurious, staff courteous - Hotel gives you complementary kimono & geta sandals to try out. it was truly a magical experience.
3. Morizuya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 158 reviews
If you’re looking for a quaint onsen ryokan in Toyooka, look no further than Morizuya. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Toyooka, Morizuya is located a short distance from Kiyamachi Koji (0.1 mi) and Shisho Shrine (0.1 mi). Morizuya is a quaint onsen ryokan offering a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The onsen ryokan features room service, a concierge, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy a hot tub, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Toyooka. While in Toyooka be sure to experience nearby barbeque restaurants such as Irori Dining Mikuni. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular monuments and statues such as Nakae Tanezo Statue. The staff at Morizuya looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Best Ryokan in Japan
Reviewed By ArdentEpilogueI love staying in ryokan when I travel to Japan, and Morizuya is my favorite one of all time. 10/10 experience, hands down. They have great private family onsen on premises, they're well located within an amazing onsen town, the owner is super amazingly friendly and helpful (and if he's reading this, I hope he knows we remember him and his mother very warmly) and the owner speaks excellent English. The meals were gigantic and well-made, as is common at ryokan, and you eat in a separate private room set up just for you and your family, which is a touch I really like. For a couple bucks, they set you up with an onsen pass which you can use to go onsen hopping around town. Kinosaki Onsen is a great town, a bit on the small and out of the way side, which is how I like it. Our room had a nice view over nature, and the dining room we ate in looked out at the mountain behind the establishment. If you're thinking about going to a ryokan, this is the place to go.
4. Hotel Kinparo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly onsen hotel in Toyooka does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Kinparo, a nice option for travelers like you. Hotel Kinparo is a family-friendly onsen hotel offering air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The onsen hotel features baggage storage, shops, and newspaper. Plus, guests can enjoy a sauna and an on-site restaurant, which have made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Toyooka. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While staying at Hotel Kinparo, visitors can check out Gallery Hanatsubaki (2.1 mi) and Street of Kinosaki Onsen (2.2 mi), some of Toyooka's top attractions. If you’re looking for a Korean restaurant, consider a visit to Sumibidokoro Naru, which is not far from Hotel Kinparo. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Genbudo Park, Yakushi Park Pocket Park, and Kotobuki Park, which are some popular Toyooka parks – all conveniently located a short distance from the onsen hotel. Hotel Kinparo puts the best of Toyooka at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
The very few hotel in Kinosaki Onsen with Ocean view
Reviewed By Happy258Located between Kinosaki Marine Park ( free pass for room guests) and Kinosaki Country Club . All three share same owner . View of sea , rocks and small hills . We stayed in newly renovated non smoking wing . Room comes with 2 western style twin beds and futon for 2 people on the tatami floor in the adjoining sitting room . Both rooms has ocean view and view of marine Park Separate toilet and shower / bathroom . Fridge and tv in both rooms . Water is drinkable from the taps . No free mini bar items . Yukata and Hanten are provided and changed daily . There is a safe with keypad in the drawer Service from front desk , restaurant , house keeping and free shuttle van staffs is great ? and very friendly . Whole hotel provide free wifi with good speed . There is a lounge on level 4 with free tea and coffee for our room type . Onsen on level one has separate men and women section . It has about 20 showers stools , indoor onsen and small spa pool with jets and 2 water fall outlets . There a sauna and outdoor onsen . Both onsen has ocean view . We stayed for 2 nights and opted for buffet breakfast on level 1 instead of Japanese style in Dining San on level 3 . For dinner we were served crab and beef on first night . Though not Matsuba crab it was satisfying . The second night has abalone form Japan sea and dish meal which is also nice We though we got value for our money
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6. Toyooka Sky Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Toyooka, Toyooka Sky Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its budget friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Toyooka Sky Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the best of Toyooka. Rooms at Toyooka Sky Hotel provide a flat screen TV, a kitchenette, and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with internet access available. In addition, Toyooka Sky Hotel offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Toyooka trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Close to some of Toyooka's most popular landmarks, such as Kukuhi Shrine (1.7 mi) and Bankyu-ji Temple (2.4 mi), Toyooka Sky Hotel is a great destination for tourists. Toyooka has plenty of Asian restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Gyoza Kenten, Rai Rai Tei Toyooka, and Ramenokokuyumekichi, which are serving up some great dishes. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Caban Street (0.5 mi), Toyooka Keikodo (0.3 mi), and Hiyoshi Shrine (0.4 mi), which are some popular Toyooka attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Toyooka Sky Hotel is sure to make your visit to Toyooka one worth remembering.
Perfect Place to stay
Reviewed By Go_See_Write_000The hotel is a perfect place for short stay if you are visiting Kinosaki Onsen. It's close proximity to station and the bus stop makes it ideal location to stay. The staff are very cordial. They understand English so easy to communicate. They provide complimentary snacks for each night per person (choose from a variety of drinks and nibbles or cup noodles. Rooms - Standard Japanese style with a bath tub and window with a good view. We stayed in room 513. Regular room cleaning service is offered by giving the keys at the reception as it looks like they do not enter the room without having your room keys. Breakfast - Regular Japanese style so if you cannot eat Japanese food then it is difficult to enjoy the meal. Overall a good pleasant place to stay in a mid range hotel with necessary amenities.
7. Auberge Toyooka 1925
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Gorgeous time with wonderful meals
Reviewed By hazuqueen荘厳な雰囲気の建物ながらも落ち着いた雰囲気で、とても良い時間を過ごすことができました。地産地消のメニューもおいしくて食べることが楽しくなるようなものでした。スタッフのサービスも良く、また是非訪れたいと思いました。 Building was renovated from a bank built in 1925. The atmosphere was magnificent but relaxed, staff’s service was perfect. They have amazing dinner and breakfast using local product. It was an amazing stay and definitely will be back for another occasion!
8. Kinosaki Onsen Kinosaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
A relaxing and all-round modern ryokan
Reviewed By Joe_Chan_HKMy family stayed in the OOedoonsen Kinosaki for two nights in late December 2018. The hotel was rather a big one relatively to small ryokans in the little Kinosaki town. The hotel had a large free car park. The reception staff clearly introduced the hotel to us in English. Our room seemed to be recently renovated and was very large (the lounge alone was about 20 tatami). Our futon beds had been already set when we arrived. There were still ample spaces for all our lugguage cases and sitting and even kids’ running. The room had a beautiful river view. It had a bathroom though we did not use it. The room was absolutely quiet all the time. As a shallow sleeper sensitive to noise, I could still sleep really well in the room in both nights. We used the hotel onsen for several times during our stay. There were two sections, that shifted regularly for male and female users. Both contained large indoor pools and smaller outdoor pools. My kids liked the onsen very much. Onsen users had to bring their own room towels. The hotel also provided each guest an “onsen pass” for the seven onsens of Kinosaki. I had tried two of them. I found that these legendary onsens could have their own characteristics yet they attracted too many users. To me it was more relaxing and convenient to use the hotel onsen. The dinner buffet began at 17:30, and guests could freely join till 20:30. There was no limit of eating time during this period. The buffet served a wide range of food except crab dishes. The food varieties and tastes were better than expected. When planning our Kinosaki trip, I had also considered the smaller traditional ryokans in the town. These centrally located inns might appeal to travelers who sought quaintness, hospitality, and crab set meals. But I finally chose OOedoonsen for its ample room space, large hotel onsen, reasonable rate, generous buffet meals, free car park, and variety of hotel amenities (games facilities and a comic book library). We really enjoyed the relaxing environment and the sense of freedom during our stay in OOedoonsen. We were all satisfied and definitely gave the highest rating. 我保證這則針對此酒店的評論是以本人的切身經歷為依據、為本人的真實評論、且本人與此酒店無個人或商業關係，也無收受此酒店的贈禮或金錢以撰寫這則評論。
9. Kinosaki Onsen Nishimuraya Honkan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 360 reviews
Nishimuraya Honkan is a traditional Japanese ryokan, located in the famouse hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen, near Kyoto/Osaka. Our ryokan has 160 years of history and was selected as "best onsen ryokan" in Japan by Lonely Planet and is also listed in the Michelin Guide.
Our third stay, and there will be a fourth (and fifth)
Reviewed By KI-NRTLast year (after our second stay) we decided that Nishimuraya Honkan would become an annual pilgrimage as part of our plan to enjoy Matsuba Snow Crabs at least once a year. Even with Japan's nationwide food ingredients distribution network being supremely efficient, there is no substitute for enjoying seafood close to its source. And in the case of the fresh crabs caught from Tsuiyama Port (and specifically delivered to Nishimuraya Honkan), you can definitely taste the difference. Not only that, but the chefs have refined their craft in a way that brings out the best of the crabs, via immaculate preparation and umami-inducing flavorings. This time, we elected to stay in their top room, called "Horai No Ma (蓬莱の間)," which is located in the second floor of the Hiratakan Annex building (平田館), which is connected to the main area via an indoor pathway (albeit a long and winding one. It features a separate sleeping and living area as well as an open-air bath. Compared to "Kiri No Ma," the room we stayed in last year, it was a bit more spacious but not dramatically so. Horai No Ma is a bit newer and feels slightly more modern than the rooms in the main building, but not so much as to take away from the traditional Japanese nature of the ryokan itself. Even with cost not being a consideration, however, I would prefer to stay in Kiri No Ma. It's on the first floor, has a commanding view of the gorgeous inner garden and is less of a walk to the main lobby and the communal Onsen bath area. And the open-air (non-Onsen) bath at Horai No Ma also has an open-air shower to go along with it, which can be considered a minus if the weather is unbearably cold - you don't have a choice. For this reason, I always prefer indoor showers and outdoor baths, but that's not the case here. Overall, rooms at Nishimuraya Honka are not the reason to stay there; it is not on the same level as some of the nicer luxury ryokans in Japan (like Hakone Ginyu, Asaba or Takefue.) Speaking of baths - as mentioned in one of my previous reviews, the in-room baths at Nishimuraya Honkan are not of the Onsen (natural hot springs) variety, which further defeats the purpose of the bath in our Horai No Ma room. This is not, however, the fault of the ryokan itself... this appears to be a "rule" at Kinosaki Onsen that all Onsen baths need to be communal in nature (there are two of them at the ryokan itself). Therefore, if you're an Onsen freak but are uncomfortable with the idea of being in the buff around others, then you're best advised to forgo the privilege or visit the communal Onsen baths at off-peak times. The real reason to stay here are threefold: 1) Absolutely top-notch food, especially the Matsuba Snow Crab course; 2) To have your meals be served in the comfort of your room (that you're staying in; and 3) to experience the authenticity, serenity and beauty of a ryokan that's been in existence for over 150 years. The kaiseki crab course dinner here really is a cut above. We've had Matsuba Crab at many top restaurants and ryokans throughout the region, and I can emphatically claim that Nishimuraya Honkan is - by far - the best at this craft, and I'm not sure why. You might think that Crab sashimi, steamed crab, grilled crab and crab hot pot is not rocket science, but in reality there's a huge difference between Nishimurya Honkan and every place else. In most establishments, by the halfway point of the meal we are completely crabbed-out, with Mrs. KI-NRT begging for a stop to the crab proceedings. Not here. We enjoyed every offering to the very last bite, including the finale - a spectacular "Zosui" rice porridge made from crab broth. I'm on a low (or no) carb diet, but I couldn't resist having a second helping of the porridge. Yes, it's that wonderful! The other advantage is the ability to enjoy your meals in your room. Not in a different (private room), but the room that you're actually staying in. This is in stark contrast to the majority of even the top ryokans in Japan, where you're forced to walk to a different room, or - worse yet - need to experience the food at a restaurant. The problem is, it's a 2.5 hour experience, so it's really nice to not have to worry about your manners in front of others. You can kick up your feet, turn on the TV, basically do whatever you'd like.. it's just more flexible and comfortable that way. While Nishimuraya Honkan is not a sprawling property with massive grounds, it's a charming place that features traditional Japanese architecture, decor, furnishings and gardens, and all without it feeling decrepit. Upon first arrival, after taking off your shoes and putting on the ryokan-supplied slippers, you'll be greeted with a spectacular view of the perfectly manicured garden and pond. And when walking the narrow hallways inside, you will feel like going through a time machine back to the country's Meiji Era. At the same time, you won't have to forgo the creature comforts that modern luxury travelers expect in a luxury property. It's a tricky balancing act that they manage to deftly achieve. We already have a confirmed booking for next year's crab season. Can't wait!
10. Kinosaki Yamamotoya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Yamamotoya is in a convenient location at the center of Kinosaki Onsen, allowing you to visit all of the seven bathhouses on foot.Boasting 350 years of history, Yamamotoya proudly operates as one of the oldest inn in Kinosaki Onsen. We own brewery, you can enjoy 4 types of local fresh beer!!
Wonderful time in Kinosaki Onsen
Reviewed By 288stefan_We did not really know what to expect as this was our first visit to an Onsen town, but we really had a wonderful time! The hospitality at Kinosaki Yamamotoya was the best, we had a nice room and the food was fantastic. We stayed for two nights and got a different meal every day.
