Ryokans en Península de Kunisaki

“This place offers 4 private onsens that may be reserved for family which is unique, though there is an onsen tax of about 1200 yen. The staff were friendly and accommodating. One of the bidets in our room were not working unfortunately, but I’m sure if staff is notified, it could’ve gotten troubleshooted. The kaiseki dinner was filling and the breakfast was Japanese styled as well, if that is your cup of tea. Overall delightful and wonderful. A caveat is that it is located on a hill away from...

“很新淨的酒店，晚餐美味，服務良好，整體很有驚喜”

“Personal muy amable, enviamos nuestras maletas por paquetería y nos ayudaron a recibirlas y llévalas a nuestra habitación. El desayuno estuvo muy rico, muy tradicional japonés y para el segundo día nos sorprendieron con uno completamente diferente. El hotel está muy bien ubicado, tiene una hermosa vista a la bahía y su onsen interior es pequeño pero muy rico para disfrutar de un descanso, solo nos faltó conocer el que tienen al aire libre ”

“従業員の方が、皆さん良い感じでした。”

“It is a rather dated hotel despite being renovated in 2025. The room is spacious but not well designed. The AC cannot reach the bathroom and other areas. Some part od the room like the toilet and the bath room is like a sauna- the room’s onsen is not working. The onsen esp the outdoor onsen is great! Location is good if u plan to visit 5 jingou - other than that it is next to high way and spending neighbour is rather industrial. Most guests are forced to have half board.”

“This was our first experience at a traditional onsen ryokan and we loved it. From the private onsen to the traditional breakfast and excellent care and service.”