Large Groups in Kinosaki Onsen

• As the saying goes, three's a crowd - but who's to say more of your friends won't follow the call to the enchanting hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen?
  
  When one room simply isn't enough to accommodate your group of hot spring-loving friends and family, a larger inn may be just the thing to take a Kinosaki getaway from calm yet cramped to soothing and spacious.

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  Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei

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• Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei is one of the largest ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen.
  
  With 98 guest rooms (mostly Japanese-style and a few Western-style), group inquiries are welcome!
  
  The largest ryokan hot spring bath in Kinosaki, private dining halls, breakfast buffet, shuttle bus, ample parking space, etc. are just some of the facilities groups can enjoy.
  
  Shogetsutei also is home to Relaxation Salon Fuka - an aroma treatment massage facility (limited availability / separate fee / advanced reservations required).
  
  Other luxuries include a private hot spring bath facility (limited availability / separate fee / advanced reservations required), walking course & Japanese-garden, spacious lobby lounge, in-house Western-style restaurant and a gift boutique featuring many local specialties such as geta sandals & yukata (light cotton kimono).

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• Sennen No Yu Koman

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• Sennen No Yu Koman can accommodate up to 5 guests per room, and the numbers don't stop there!
  
  30 Japanese-style rooms are within the property, leaving plenty of space for larger groups.
  
  Specialized group guest rooms are also available to reserve, with 4 of these rooms able to sleep up to 8 guests and one room up to 10.
  
  Group meals can either be served in the guest rooms or in the large dining hall.
  
  Other group-friendly amenities include two large hot spring baths, able to hold up to 20 guests each, and an on-site gift shop for slow-paced browsing.

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• Onishiya Suishoen

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• Groups spending the night at Onishiya Suishoen will be delighted not only by the charming traditional interior, but also by the property's abundance of group-friendly amenities.
  
  34 rooms, most able to sleep up to 5 guests, line the halls of the two-story building, and larger groups are more than welcome to inquire about booking multiple rooms.
  
  50 yukata are available to rent for a separate fee, perfect for group strolls around Kinosaki Onsen.
  
  Guests looking to kick back at the inn can relax in the large on-site bath.
  
  Along with other luxuries such as a large dining hall and lounge, an in-lobby gift shop houses the fineries of local wares including straw craft and silk.

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• Hotel Kinparo

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• Up north from central Kinosaki Onsen towards the coastal waters of the Sea of Japan, groups will find a seaside oasis at Hotel Kinparo.
  
  70 guest rooms, most accommodating up to 6 guests each, provide spectacular views of glimmering aquamarine waves or serene green forest depending on the room location.
  
  A large hot spring bath, group dining hall, and spacious gift shop are just a sampling of Hotel Kinparo's amenities.
  
  Groups interested in the next door Kinosaki Marine World will be pleased to note that all Hotel Kinparo guests receive 50% off a one-time entry fee to the park, allowing ticket holders unlimited in and out privileges until check out.

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• Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside Hotel

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• Situated next to Jizo-Yu Bath and the picturesque Maruyama River flowing alongside Kinosaki Onsen, Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside Hotel boasts 33 rooms sleeping up to 4 guests each.
  
  Guests are encouraged to relax their muscles in the large hot spring baths and sauna open from 5:00~9:00 and 15:00~24:00.
  
  Smaller groups can discover tranquil solace in one of two outdoor private baths, free to use and reservable upon check in.
  
  In addition to yukata rentals, a lounge, and a gift shop, Kawaguchiya Kinosaki Riverside Hotel's group-friendly hospitality extends to its dining experiences, with one large dining hall and 2 on-site restaurants with private rooms for smaller groups.

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• Shinzan

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• 37 guest rooms can be found within the swanky 1920s interior of Shinzan, accommodating up to 4 guests each.
  
  4 large baths beckon guests with various tranquil backdrops including warm-colored stone and rustic, retro wood.
  
  Yukata designed exclusively for Shinzan are free for all guests to rent and wear out on the town during their stay.
  
  For souvenir shopping, a sizable gift shop beside the lobby provides larger groups with ample browsing time in a more exclusive setting.

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  Danielle Leveille

  
  

  Junior Local Expert

  
  

  Originally from Chicago in the USA. She currently works for Visit Kinosaki as a coordinator for international relations. A lover of Tajima beef and hidden sightseeing spots, she can be found either at one of her favorite restaurants or exploring a secret nook in town.