ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

For when a private onsen experience is preferred, check out some of our favorite ryokan with private baths.

These guest houses and apartment-style accommodations are perfect for groups, families, and travelers looking for more room and personal space.

Yes, you can bring your kids to the hot springs and even stay in a ryokan. Check out these kid and baby friendly ryokan in Kinosaki that cater to families.

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.

Much of Kinosaki Onsen is accessible to handicapped travelers and those in wheelchairs. Here are some recommendations for barrier-free accommodations and a map of wheelchair-friendly activities in town.

Part of the experience of staying in a ryokan is enjoying a Japanese kaiseki banquet dinner. Check out our list of ryokan that offer vegetarian and vegan friendly kaiseki banquet meals.

Mom-and-pop homestays, also known as "minshuku," located in the Kannabe Highlands, a mountain town just south of Kinosaki Onsen.

The Kannabe Highlands just south of Kinosaki Onsen flourishes with pensions spread across its mountainous terrain, catering to winter skiers and green season adventurers alike.

Accommodations with Experiences Exclusive to Visit Kinosaki