Room types range from single/twin layouts to traditional Japanese rooms with up to five futon beds; check the selected room type for maximum occupancy and request extra bedding if needed.

Yes — the property offers public hot-spring baths on site for guests to use, and guests have reported the option to reserve a small private bath by request.

A free shuttle is available from Togura Station (short drive); guests should inform the ryokan of arrival time or call on arrival to arrange pickup.

Typical routes are by shinkansen or highway bus to Nagano, then local rail to Togura Station; from Togura Station the ryokan’s shuttle or a short taxi ride will get you to the property.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; English support is limited, so carrying a translation app or simple phrases is recommended.

Rooms are traditional tatami-style with futon bedding and private toilets, while dinner is served as a seasonal multi-course Japanese meal and breakfast is a Japanese set menu in the dining room.

The ryokan sits in the Togura Kamiyamada hot-spring district and is close to local parks and Jyoyama Shiseki; Ueda Castle ruins and other Nagano-area sights are within a short drive for day trips.

The ryokan provides free parking for guests and a shuttle from Togura Station; local taxis and regional trains serve the area for onward travel.

Standard check-in begins at 14:00 (2:00 PM) and check-out is by 10:00 AM; please notify the ryokan in advance if your arrival is later than the listed check-in window.

Pets are not allowed at the property; private use of a bath may be possible by prior request, and there are shops, restaurants and convenience stores in the Togura Kamiyamada Onsen area for basic supplies.

The ryokan has 14 rooms with a total capacity around 50 guests; room types accommodate singles up to small groups (some rooms take up to 4). Children are not permitted and guests must be at least 18 to check in.

The property offers communal hot spring baths and reservable private baths, using both Arima gold and silver springs; public onsen hours are typically in the morning and evening (check at booking for exact daily times). Yukata and basic onsen amenities are provided.

The ryokan offers station pick-up by prior arrangement from Arima Onsen Station; for airports and major stations you can reach Arima by train or express bus then use the short transfer or hotel shuttle if arranged in advance.

Staff provide multilingual support including English and Chinese, and other language assistance may be available on certain days.

There is an on-site restaurant serving seasonal cuisine with a Japanese–Western fusion style for dinner and plated breakfast choices; dietary requests can usually be accommodated if notified in advance.

SPA TERRACE Shisui sits in Arima Onsen village near Mount Rokko, with easy access to Arima’s baths and shops, Rokkosan Ranch, and outlet shopping within a short drive.

Take Kobe Dentetsu (Kobe Electric Railway) to Arima Onsen Station, then it’s roughly a 10–15 minute walk or a short arranged shuttle ride; direct buses run from Sannomiya and some services from Osaka as well.

Check‑in is generally from 15:00 (latest stated window on property pages is until early evening) and check‑out is by around 11:00; the property enforces restricted access during the small hours, so confirm arrival time with the hotel.

Private onsen rooms are available to reserve for exclusive use, but full privatization of the entire property is not offered; pets are not permitted on the premises.

Arima Onsen village has small shops and convenience stores within easy walking distance from the ryokan, and the property provides on‑site parking for guests.

Rooms are traditional Japanese-style with futons; options range from small rooms for 1–2 guests to family rooms that can host up to six people. Please confirm exact capacity when booking your chosen room type.

Yes — the ryokan has source-flowing indoor baths and offers small private bathhouses that guests can use; these private baths can be locked from the inside and are available during the evening hours. The front desk also provides tickets for the town’s public onsen circuit.

The property does not list a regular airport shuttle; the nearest airport is Tajima (about 17 km). Most guests arrive by train to Kinosaki Onsen Station (a few minutes’ walk) or by taxi from the airport.

Japanese is the primary language, and staff are known to assist guests in basic English and provide helpful local information. For detailed language support, contact the ryokan before arrival.

Yoshiharu specializes in traditional multi-course (kaiseki) meals featuring local ingredients such as seasonal seafood and Tajima beef, plus house-made soba. Meals are prepared in-house and are typically served in the dining area or in-room when arranged with the ryokan.

Expect a family-run, retro-style ryokan with attentive hosts, traditional decor, offered yukata for guests, and a focus on authentic local food and a relaxed onsen experience. The location is central to Kinosaki Onsen’s walking district, making it easy to join the town’s onsen and sightseeing loop.

Yes — convenience stores and small local shops are within a short walk of the ryokan, and larger supermarkets or stores are a short drive or taxi ride away. The ryokan’s central location also puts restaurants and souvenir shops within easy reach.

Take a JR limited-express train to Kinosaki Onsen Station and then walk a few minutes to the ryokan; direct limited-express services run from Osaka and Kyoto. From Osaka/Kyoto the journey time varies by train but is typically a couple of hours on express services.

Standard check-in is in the mid-afternoon and check-out is in the mid-morning; the ryokan can usually hold luggage before check-in and staff may assist with early arrivals when possible. Confirm exact times and any requests directly with the ryokan at booking.

The ryokan offers small private bathhouses for guests on a first-come or in-house reservation basis that can be used privately by locking from the inside. The official site does not list a clear pet policy, so please contact the ryokan directly if you plan to travel with an animal.

The ryokan operates seven rooms and does not accept children; most rooms are configured for adult parties—check the specific room description or contact the property to confirm maximum occupancy for your booking.

The property has on-site hot spring facilities including an open-air bath, and guests report reservable/private onsen options; confirm availability and reservation procedures when you book or at check‑in.

There is no regular hotel shuttle listed; the ryokan is a short walk from the Arima bus stop, so most guests arrive by public bus or train, and you can ask the property about special pick‑up requests in advance.

From Osaka Itami (Itami) the ryokan is about 25–30 km and reachable by Hankyu/Itami express buses to Arima; from Kansai International Airport plan roughly two hours by train or bus with transfers via Sannomiya or Osaka.

English-speaking assistance is available and the property provides English information, but for complex requests simple translation tools or phrases may be helpful.

The ryokan serves traditional ryokan meals including breakfast and dinner; note that dinner service requires arrival by around 19:00, so advise the property of your arrival time if you plan to dine on site.

The ryokan sits in central Arima Onsen, a few minutes' walk from the Kin no Yu/Gin no Yu public baths, several temples, the toy museum and the main shopping street, making most sights easily walkable.

Arima is compact and best explored on foot; regional access is by JR/Kobe subway plus Kobe Electric Railway or by expressway buses from Sannomiya, Umeda (Osaka) and some airport bus services.

Standard check‑in is between 15:00 and 19:00 and check‑out is in the morning (around 10:00), and the ryokan asks guests to inform them of expected arrival time in advance to coordinate meals and reception.

Private/reservable onsen options can be requested but must be confirmed with the property; pets are not allowed, and there are convenience stores and small shops within easy walking distance in Arima town.

Room types vary from twin and Japanese‑Western rooms to suites; some rooms combine beds and futons and certain suites can accommodate up to seven guests, while standard rooms suit couples or small families.

Yes — Amahara offers ocean‑view hot springs and a public onsen, and many room types include a private open‑air bath; guests may also use sister‑hotel spa facilities linked by a seaside passage.

The hotel provides a free shuttle to and from Sumoto Express Bus Centre on a scheduled timetable; guests should confirm pickup times with the hotel before arrival.

Common routes are highway buses or transfers from Kansai/Kobe airports to Sumoto Bus Centre, then the hotel shuttle; travelers from Tokushima or KIX can also use regional buses and taxis to reach the hotel.

Multilingual staff, including English speakers, are available; if you need language assistance or special arrangements, inform the hotel in advance.

The hotel serves seasonal Japanese cuisine (including kaiseki‑style dinners) and a breakfast buffet featuring local Awaji ingredients at its on‑site restaurant; menus emphasize regional seafood and produce.

Ohama Beach is about 1.7 km away, and Awaji Island offers sights such as gardens, coastal drives, cycling routes and local craft and food experiences; the front desk can recommend day itineraries.

Awaji Island is mainly served by highway and local buses; visitors commonly arrive by bus from Osaka/Kobe/Osaka Airport to Sumoto Bus Centre and then use the hotel shuttle or a taxi for the final leg.

Standard check‑in is from 14:00 to 20:00 and check‑out is until 11:00; contact the hotel if you expect to arrive outside these hours.

Private open‑air baths are available in certain rooms and some facilities can be reserved for private use; pets are not permitted on the property, and there are convenience stores and local shops in Sumoto — the front desk can advise on nearby supermarkets and reservations.

Occupancy varies by room type so enter the exact number of guests when booking; children are only accepted if aged 14 and over and cribs or extra beds are not available.

Yes — the property offers natural hot-spring baths and free private-use hot-spring baths for guests, while some bathing facilities are shared.

Yes — a free shuttle run by the ryokan association operates from Kinosaki Onsen Station in line with limited express train arrivals (generally until around 18:00); please notify your arrival time in advance.

The easiest access is by JR limited express to Kinosaki Onsen Station from Kyoto or Osaka (about 2–2.5 hours); local bus connections link Tajima/Toyooka Airport to the station, and the ryokan is a short walk or shuttle ride from the station.

English information is available on the official site and staff can assist with basic English, but full English fluency may be limited; contact the ryokan ahead of arrival for specific language needs.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00; guests must check in by 18:00 to be served dinner at the ryokan.

Private hot-spring baths are available to guests and are generally free to use; reservations are usually made at the front desk on arrival subject to availability.

Pets are not allowed and the property does not permit parties or private events.

The ryokan is close to Kinosaki Ropeway, Kinosaki Museum and the town’s seven public baths; strolling the willow-lined river, visiting the ropeway and trying the local seafood are popular options.

Yes — convenience stores, restaurants and cafés are within easy walking distance in the Kinosaki Onsen district, and the ryokan operates an onsite café and can advise on nearby supermarkets and dining.

Room capacity varies by type; most rooms accommodate 1–6 guests and some suites can sleep up to 7. The property has 29 guest rooms in total.

Yes — the ryokan operates several on‑site hot spring baths and guests also receive a pass to visit Kinosaki’s public onsen. Bath hours vary by facility, with both evening and morning sessions.

Some suites and rooms include private open‑air baths; note many in‑room tubs use regular heated water rather than direct hot‑spring water. A reservable private hot‑spring spa is also available at the sister property by advance booking.

A hotel shuttle between Kinosaki Onsen Station and the ryokan runs at limited times and requires advance reservation; the property is also a 10–20 minute walk from the station. Major airports and regional buses connect to Kinosaki via trains or highway buses.

The easiest rail access is JR to Kinosaki Onsen Station, followed by a short walk or hotel shuttle. There are highway buses from the Osaka/Kobe area and regional flights to nearby Tajima/Itami services seasonally; travellers commonly transfer by train or bus to Kinosaki.

Standard check‑in begins at 15:00 (last check‑in around 17:00) and check‑out is by 11:00. The hotel and the local tourism center provide luggage support and storage options; notify the property of arrival times in advance.

Staff at Nishimuraya Honkan speak English and Japanese and can assist with sightseeing recommendations, local transport and onsen guidance. They can also arrange transfers or reservations on request.

Meals focus on traditional multi‑course kaiseki cuisine served in private dining rooms or in‑room where available, and breakfast is offered in the historic Senrei dining hall. Menus follow seasonal local produce and regional specialties.

The property’s minimum guest age policy excludes children under 10 years old. Pets are not accommodated on site; contact the hotel in advance if you need recommendations for nearby pet boarding.

Yes — convenience stores and a small supermarket are within a short walk, and the town’s seven public onsen, the Kinosaki Ropeway and local museums are all easily reachable on foot. Guests commonly explore the town in yukata and geta provided by the ryokan.

Most rooms are set up for two adults; several larger suites and premium rooms can sleep up to six using futons and sofa beds, and children are generally not permitted.

The ryokan offers Arima’s specialty Gold open-air baths and an indoor house-source bath, plus alternately used large communal baths; some rooms also include private open-air baths.

Yes — a hotel shuttle is available; guests are asked to call the property after arriving at Arima Onsen bus terminal or station and staff will pick you up quickly (they cannot accept calls before your arrival).

From Osaka Itami Airport expect about 90 minutes by public transport (monorail/train and transfers); routes vary so check current schedules on your travel day.

The property has an English-language website and staff regularly assist international guests, offering basic-to-intermediate English support for check-in, directions and dining arrangements.

Dinner is a multi-course Japanese menu prepared by an award-winning chef and both dinner and breakfast are served in private dining rooms; dinner hours run roughly 18:00–21:00 with last orders around 19:00, and the ryokan cannot prepare dinner for arrivals after 20:00.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 19:00 and check-out is between 07:30 and 11:00; you should inform the ryokan of your estimated arrival time in advance.

Yes — there are reservable private (charter) baths in the annex and many room types include their own private open-air baths; ask the ryokan when booking or at check-in to arrange a reserved time.

Pets are not allowed at the property. Arima Onsen town has small shops and convenience stores near the station for basic supplies, but note the route to the ryokan includes steep slopes so the shuttle is recommended.

Guests with visible tattoos may be restricted from using communal baths, and standard onsen etiquette applies: wash thoroughly before entering, do not bring towels into the water, and follow staff instructions in bathing areas.

Most Japanese‑style rooms accommodate up to three guests on futon; the ryokan limits group bookings and generally does not accept groups of seven or more, with typical group capacity up to six people.

Yes — the property has natural hot spring baths including indoor and outdoor onsen, plus some rooms feature private open‑air baths.

Certain rooms include private open‑air baths and private bath use can usually be arranged or requested at check‑in; if full privacy is essential, ask the property before arrival.

A complimentary shuttle bus runs between the ryokan and the town/station; there is no regular direct airport transfer, so use trains or taxis to reach Kinosaki and request the shuttle in advance.

The nearest major station is JR Kinosaki Onsen (about a 10‑minute drive), with JR Toyooka reachable by train; from larger airports you typically transfer by train to Toyooka/Kinosaki and then use the ryokan shuttle or a taxi.

Check‑in is from 15:00 (often until about 18:00) and check‑out is by 10:00.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; basic English assistance may be available but guests should be prepared for limited English and can request help in advance.

The ryokan offers traditional multi‑course dinners and Japanese breakfast, typically served in your room or in a private dining room for larger parties; notify the ryokan in advance for dietary requests.

You’re close to Kinosaki’s public bathhouses and the ropeway (about a 7–15 minute walk), and Kinosaki Marine World is a short drive away; strolling the town in a yukata and enjoying the ryokan’s garden and library are common activities.

Pets are generally not accepted — contact the ryokan to confirm any exceptions; convenience stores, souvenir shops and a supermarket are located in Kinosaki town within walking distance, and the ryokan also has a small gift shop.

Rooms include Japanese-style layouts with up to four futon beds and family room options; cribs and extra beds are not available, so check room capacity when booking.

The property offers a public hot-spring bath, an open-air bath and three private reservable open-air baths framed by gardens and bamboo.

The public hot-spring is typically open 15:30–00:00 and 06:00–09:30; private baths can be reserved at the front desk for 40-minute slots (usually available 16:00–23:40 and 06:00–08:40).

Tattoos may restrict access to public bathing areas; guests with tattoos are advised to use the reservable private baths instead.

A free shuttle run by the Kinosaki Onsen Ryokan Association operates for arriving guests (generally between about 14:00–18:00); tell the station staff or association representative you are staying at Yuraku to arrange pickup and return at checkout.

The ryokan is roughly 18 km from Tajima Airport; Kinosaki Onsen is also reachable by limited-express train from Kyoto or Osaka in about 2.5 hours.

Check-in is generally from 15:00 to 17:00 and check-out is by 10:00.

Breakfast is provided and dinner is available; guests without a meal plan should reserve breakfast and dinner at least three days before arrival as same-day requests may not be accepted.

Free on-site parking is available; the Kinosaki onsen area with shops, restaurants and convenience stores is a short walk or drive away.

Staff are known to assist guests in English to varying degrees and receive high hospitality ratings; expect a traditional ryokan stay with tatami rooms, communal onsen bathing and locally focused meals when arranged.