Guesthouse Kinosaki Wakayo - Hostel, Caters to Women

This is a very cost-effective youth hostel in Kinosaki Onsen Town. The hot spring town is relatively small, so it doesn't matter where you stay. The room is in the form of tatami and you have to make your own bed. When I checked in, there were only two people in the room including me, and my roommate was relatively quiet, which was nice. There is no floor heating in the public areas of the hotel, so it is quite cold. There are two toilets and two washbasins in total. When I used it, it was a coincidence that I didn't see anyone else and didn't have to queue. There is only one bathroom, on the first floor. I didn't use it because I went to the public hot spring. There is also a small kitchen on the first floor where you can simply heat up rice balls or something.

This small B&B is in a good location, not far from the hot spring street. The rooms are relatively spacious and the service is pretty good. Kinosaki Onsen is a quiet place worth visiting.

It was nice that they were very friendly. It was difficult to eat because I had a place to cook, but luckily I was able to eat food from a convenience store, so it was nice. I really couldn't eat what I bought at a restaurant. They lent me Japanese-style clothes, so I was able to take pictures, and I was satisfied.

非常好！傳統簡單的日本住宿！服務員細心安排，賓至如歸！性價比高，下次再去住！

很好的體驗日式房屋建築。榻榻米放上床墊很舒服，不會覺得硬。