About
Yamamotoya has been an inn in Kinosaki since the Edo period, about 350 years by its own count, in a three-storey wooden building of the style rebuilt after the 1925 earthquake (kinosaki.com). It has 15 Japanese-style rooms; the Special Room looks onto a rock garden and has its own half-open-air bath. It sits on the willow-lined canal street at the centre of the town, which is the setting the seven-bath walk is for. Kinosaki Onsen Station is about ten minutes on foot.
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Key facts
- Price
- $$$
- On a scale of $ to $$$$
- Private onsen
- Yes
- Meal plans
- Dinner and breakfast, breakfast only, room only
- Dinner is kaiseki
- Check-in and check-out
- In from 15:00, out by 10:00
- Tattoos
- Allowed in all baths
- Children
- Ages 5 and over
Frequently asked questions
How much does Kinosaki Yamamotoya cost per night?
Kinosaki Yamamotoya is listed at $$$ on a scale of $ to $$$$.
Does Kinosaki Yamamotoya have private onsen?
Yes, Kinosaki Yamamotoya has private baths.
What meals does Kinosaki Yamamotoya serve?
Plans at Kinosaki Yamamotoya: dinner and breakfast; breakfast only; room only. Dinner is a kaiseki meal.
What time are check-in and check-out at Kinosaki Yamamotoya?
Check-in is from 15:00. Check-out is by 10:00.
Can guests with tattoos use the baths at Kinosaki Yamamotoya?
Yes. Tattoos are allowed in all the baths.
Does Kinosaki Yamamotoya accept children?
Children aged 5 and over are accepted.
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