Sennen No Yu Koman

“Très bon ryokan pour un séjour dans les onsen”

Arrivée : il est possible depuis la gare JR(office des ryokan) de faire acheminer les bagages jusqu'au ryokan (100 yens par bagage). Il y a aussi un bus qui peut vous y conduire . Check in : à 15h. L'accueil est chaleureux et avec quelques mots d'anglais et de japonais les explications du fonction… Plus

Arrivée : il est possible depuis la gare JR(office des ryokan) de faire acheminer les bagages jusqu'au ryokan (100 yens par bagage). Il y a aussi un bus qui peut vous y conduire . Check in : à 15h. L'accueil est chaleureux et avec quelques mots d'anglais et de japonais les explications du fonctionnement de l'établi se font toutes seules. Il y a la possibilité de choisir l'heure du petit déj et du repas du soir. Équipement : l'hôtel fournit yukata, tabi, geta et pass pour les bains publics . Pas de wifi (pour les irréductibles connectés). Shampoing , gel douche et après shampoing à disposition. Sèche cheveux. Le bain du ryokan est propre et chaud. Des soins pour le visage sont à disposition pour les dames. Repas : en un mot : DIVIN. Une boutique est située à l'accueil pour quelques souvenirs. Pour le départ, l'hôtel propose gratuitement une navette jusqu'à la gare (horaire à fixer). En résumé une très bonne expérience avec des gens tout à fait charmant et une très bon accueil.

Moins

“Great service good location”

The hotel provides Free shuttle bus in front of kinosaki train station which you can find the mini bus with colorful prints on it. The hotel located just right in between 2 onsens and walkable distance to the rest. We are aware the hotel is quite a dated one with original wooden flooring and Tatam… Plus

The hotel provides Free shuttle bus in front of kinosaki train station which you can find the mini bus with colorful prints on it. The hotel located just right in between 2 onsens and walkable distance to the rest. We are aware the hotel is quite a dated one with original wooden flooring and Tatami rooms hence the facility might not be the very newest and best however we were impressed by the service from the staffs, there were always someone by the door step to put our slippers on and see us out. The staff who hosted our 2 days dine -in dinner /Breakfast , he was so detailed and tentative. The meal was generous with all the ingredients right in the season and the staff will serve it dishes by dishes then made our bed afterwards. We were explained and given the Yukatan (Bath robes ) sadly they did not provide the basket which would have come in handy when you walk in between the bath house with wet tower. I was asking if we can rent the basket yet theres none in the place, I guess it’s due to the hotel having its own onsen in-house as well. The Dinner started at 6pm in our room and breakfast always comes at 7:30 or 8am , we were catching the earliest JR back to Osaka which we had to leave the breakfast , the staff who hosted us he checked the train schedule for us and booked a shuffle for us. On our leaving day he also woke us up to ensure we did not miss our train then see us out while we were leaving. The service is definitely long remembered than anything , it was our highlight during the trip , Thank you for your hospitality !

Moins

“Hôtel Onsen avec superbe dîner”

L'hôtel est une expérience onsen classique avec un design intérieur et une configuration très nostalgique et intéressante. L'hôtel propose une navette gratuite depuis la gare et des parasols en cas de pluie. Le bain onsen n'est pas le meilleur, il est petit, mais propre. Bien que cela soit typique … Plus

L'hôtel est une expérience onsen classique avec un design intérieur et une configuration très nostalgique et intéressante. L'hôtel propose une navette gratuite depuis la gare et des parasols en cas de pluie. Le bain onsen n'est pas le meilleur, il est petit, mais propre. Bien que cela soit typique des hôtels onsen dans les villes onsen plus fréquentées par rapport aux hôtels onsen qui sont plus éloignés. Le dîner est le point culminant de l'endroit avec de nombreux kilogrammes de crabe des neiges servis de tant de façons différentes dans notre chambre. Tout cela a été préparé de manière à ce que ce soit vraiment facile à manger. Nous avons eu la chance d'avoir un membre du personnel adorable qui connaissait l'anglais et le chinois.

Moins

“Wonderful experience”

We were so glad we stayed at Sennen no Yu Koman. It was our first trip to Japan and our first time at a ryokan. We chose Koman thanks to a video consultation with an English-speaking (American) staff member of the Kinosaki tourist office, which cost a few dollars for 30 minutes, see visitkinosaki.c… Plus

We were so glad we stayed at Sennen no Yu Koman. It was our first trip to Japan and our first time at a ryokan. We chose Koman thanks to a video consultation with an English-speaking (American) staff member of the Kinosaki tourist office, which cost a few dollars for 30 minutes, see visitkinosaki.com. We were a family of four adults and decided to stay in one room, even though the price was only slightly less than two rooms. We made the booking through the visitkinosaki.com website. It was a very hot July day when we arrived but the air conditioning kept the room cool. The walls, decorations, ensuite bathroom  and toilet room needed a little updating but everything was clean. We stayed on the second floor of the main building facing the main street. There were other guests down the hall and on the floor above but we only heard noise at mealtimes when furniture was being moved upstairs. No street noise either. They provided one yukata for walking around town and use in the room. The colors were subdued but the female yukata had a more lively design. There were a variety of sandals available for walking around town, wooden getas and different types of plastic sandals. We didn't look at the hotel's baths, instead we visited four of the nearby onsen. They were enjoyable even on a hot day. Goshono-yu was our favorite. I think the location of Sennen no Yu Koman is just as good as anywhere closer to the station. It's only a few minutes walk to anywhere in the town, and there is plenty of activity in this area. The front desk spoke and the friendly young man who served our meals in our room spoke enough English. The kaiseki dinner had plenty of variety and everyone was well fed, even those of us who are not so adventurous with Japanese food,  We did one night in Kinosaki and I think that was adequate. If we did it again we would probably stay two nights, but I would try to book only one kaiseki dinner (probably this kind of booking is complicated). Kinosaki is 2.5 hours from Kyoto (or Osaka), but once you get to the Kinosakionsen station you are only a few minutes walk from everything. We came all the way from Tokyo and the limited express from Kyoto was much more scenic than the earlier shinkansen. It was a hot day and we were happy to be greeted at the station by the tourist office staff and escorted to a bus to various hotels. We only took small bags with us and on a cooler day a walk all the way to Koman would be a nice introduction. The next day the hotel arranged for a ride to the station. It was easy to leave our bags at the tourist office across the street, and then we took a local train for a few minutes and went swimming at the beach at Takeno.

Moins