Best around Hyogo Spot List

"We want our guests with small children to enjoy their hot spring trip!" For over 20 years, Ryusenkaku has been striving to be a child-friendly inn. We started by renting out children's goods, and before we knew it, we were able to provide over 50 types of services. With our original kids' corner, heated pool that can be enjoyed all year round, and private open-air baths, children, parents and parents can have fun together all day long. Please come to Arima Onsen, where you can enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring, the fresh greenery of early summer, the autumn leaves, and the snow in winter all year round.

"In and out of Kinosaki." One of the distinctive pleasures of Kinosaki is to put on a yukata, visit the various baths, and stroll around the town. We hope that our guests will actively spend their time doing so. For dinner, enjoy local cuisine at a variety of delicious restaurants while walking around the town of Kinosaki. The hotel has two private baths with authentic Finnish saunas. We have a small but effective wet sauna and a relaxation space. We are trying to create a new bathing culture with a private sauna space that has never been seen in Kinosaki before. For breakfast the next morning, we will prepare a simple breakfast that will warm your heart and make you feel good. We offer freshly cooked rice from Tajima, which is considered to be particularly delicious even in the rice-producing region of Hyogo, miso soup, local chicken eggs, and more.

seaside inn Miharaso It is located at the entrance of Kehinohama in Toyooka City. The building is 50 years old and quiet in the twilight of the sea breeze, so we apologize for the inconvenience caused by the facilities, but please enjoy a long holiday in a retro style. It is convenient as a base for travel, with the Sanin Expressway opening to the east and the Tottori Sand Dunes to the west of Amanohashidate. It's about an hour and a half away by car.

Panoramic views of the Awaji Sea from every floor! A spacious 3-floor, 4LDK space. The large windows offer a magnificent view of Awaji.

Takeda Castle Ruins, known as the "Castle in the Sky" and "Japan's Machu Picchu" for its appearance floating in a sea of clouds. In the castle town at the foot of the mountain, there are quiet waterways, plaster and shingle-roofed townhouses from the Meiji and Taisho periods, and a picturesque landscape woven by nature that changes with the seasons. Located in the center of this townscape, the former Kimura Sake Brewery, which has a history of over 400 years, has been transformed into a high-quality inn with 13 rooms after a long time. The guest rooms, which include the main house built in the Meiji period, the storehouse, and the detached building, each have their own unique style, gently relaxing the hearts of visitors. The best part of traveling is the food, which is made with local brand ingredients such as Tajima beef and Kasumi crab, as well as fresh local vegetables, in authentic French cuisine. We promise you a stay that will free you from your busy daily life and allow you to enjoy a luxurious time.