Recensioni su Nishimuraya Honkan

must try in life. The staff are super friendly and warm. Garden view is very well designed. In the early morning you can hear birds singing. The hotel has two in-house onsens which are way better than other public onsens in the town in my opinion.

這是一家百年老店 從城崎温泉站打車過去幾分鐘在窄窄的路上 旁邊是另外一家老店三木屋 有周到的迎接 一進酒店看到處處打理得精緻整潔 維護得非常好 我的日式房在二樓房間不大 設施優良 一樓的可以看庭院估計濕度會大些 有交換的温泉大池沒有私湯 乾淨但温泉一股濃郁的消毒水的味道 這個酒店歐美客人很多 温泉看到紋半花臂後背一條大蛇的歐美妹子 晚餐房間內 體驗不好 吃得很累 上菜的節奏 菜品的質量還趕不上星野界的 同樣四千一個人鶴雅碧之座lunge 料理設計得有奢華的感覺 馥府系列也有 房間吃弊端烤牛肉後房間一大股味 上菜的小姐姐搬着沉重的餐具也很累 早餐大廳吃 上菜節奏好很多 兩餐的調味都是日式甜鹹口 過甜過鹹 比較簡陋 服務上在門口接待得很熱情有豐田送站服務 茶水吧沒有銀水莊豐富 不會按時段更換的 這裏的房子幾乎沒有隔音 抽風機和空調比較響 需備耳塞 遮光比一般日式温店好 這次旅行體驗了很多酒店 共立旗下翻新過的佳雲印象最好 上菜行雲流水 一泊二食才一千多一個人 體驗過修善寺新井 和這家都是歷史悠久的酒店 以後不會想再訂 但稻取銀水莊這次又訂了

酒店會提前幾天發你郵件確認一些事宜，比如何時到，要不要安排接送，早飯晚餐安排等等。酒店安靜漂亮，服務很好。酒店裡有温泉湯，不用外出去所謂的七個公共温泉浴場。酒店的温泉有兩個池子，室內室外各一個，什麼也不用帶，裏面洗漱用品是Pola。穿好日式浴衣拿了房門鑰匙去就好了，相比外出還要帶毛巾等等簡單方便多了。再説那麼熱的天，35-37度的，走出去不熱死嗎？公共的温泉人又多，沒什麼好的。我定的半食宿包早飯晚飯。早飯有日式和西式兩種，最晚九點一檔，去了已經準備好了，吃的太飽。晚飯是在自己房間吃的，一道道上來，主廚每日精選食材，精緻好吃，也是吃的太飽，哈哈。服務麼就不用説了，頂級。酒店冰箱裏飲料免費，有水有果汁有運動飲料有氣泡水有啤酒，一樓還有咖啡牛奶新鮮果汁免費。酒店還有自行車免費租用，預訂一下就好。騎個5公里左右就到了北面的海邊，還有個小的水族館，整個是個國家公園吧。其它麼，留待你自己去看看吧。

房間足夠大，服務也很到位，就是晚餐在房間吃確實不太習慣，用餐時間也比較長，一道一道菜的上真的是慢呀，也許這是人家的特色，總之習慣了咱們的快節奏，這還真是慢生活！還有就是真的很貴，房費確實不便宜。

太好看啦！簡直完美，晚餐和早餐十分優秀，大美味，服務也這麼超級好，會提供浴衣的選擇和拍照，下次會再來！

非常讚的一家店，第二次入住，很滿意。

This was our first (and only) Ryokan in Japan, and we wanted it to be special. They did not disappoint. The building is beautiful, and retains an old world charm. Staff were professional and so friendly. We had a ground floor room with a private outdoor onsen, and that made the stay so special as it was cold and rainy outside and hanging out in our own "hot bath" was fabulous. Sleeping on futons on the floor wasn't so bad (for two nights). Breakfast and dinner were amazing. So wonderful having Kaiseki dinner served in our room while we were dressed in yukata clothing provided by the hotel. We didn't try the hotel's onsen, but did go to two others outside. Our favorite onsen was right next door - Goshono-Yu. Treat yourself if you can and stay here.

Nishimuraya Honkan is a very expensive ryokan at Kinosaki onsen town, especially during Matsuba crab season, but it is worth it for the superb environment, service and food. I arrived on an early train from Osaka around 1 pm, was escorted to the coffee lounge to complete check in procedures and told I could return at 2 pm and be shown to my room and provided with my onsen pass to visit all 7 public onsen baths of Kinosaki onsen. It is well worth it to arrive early before check in time for the ryokans and to take a later train out on your departure day. Early arrival will allow you to hike or take the ropeway up to Onsenji temple and follow the tradition of praying to the onsen guardian for a blessing before taking to the waters of Kinosaki onsen. Late departure will allow you to make full use of the onsen pass that is included in the price of most ryokans as the pass is valid from 3 pm to 3 pm of the next day. Generally busy times at the public baths are 3 pm to dinner time, then after dinner to closing at 11 pm and then early morning on opening until normal check out time for ryokans of 11 am, so late morning and early afternoon are usually quiet times at the public baths, handy for those who are trying to complete the onsen circuit of all 7 public baths in Kinosaki onsen during their one day stay. I was assigned a garden view room on the ground floor and had a fabulous view of the courtyard garden. It is well designed so that I never see other rooms eventhough many are arranged around the courtyard garden. Everything in Nishimuraya Honkan is beautiful, well maintained and serenely tasteful. My room was quite large with a large combined sleeping and sitting tatami mat area with a low table for the in room dinner service, which is then pushed to the side when staff set out the futon bedding after dinner. There is also a separate sitting area by the window that has more Western style chairs that are more comfortable to sit on than the traditional flat to the ground Japanese chairs. There is a bathroom by the entry foyer with a sink and a separate bathroom with a tub and hand shower. The toilet though is off in another part of the room by the sitting area by the window. I found the room very comfortable and slept very well on the futon bedding. Nishimuraya has two public boths that are alternated between men and women with the larger bath reserved for men during the afternoon and evening and the smaller bath reserved for men in the morning, and vice versa for women. Each bath has a larger indoor pool and a smaller outdoor pool. It was rarely occupied by more than one other person when I visited the baths during my two night stay as the 7 public baths are the much bigger attraction, being generally larger, more diverse in setting and much nicer in many cases. Most visitors seem to focus on the public baths and completing the pilgrimage to all 7 and stamping their special souvenir map with the unique stamps of each of the 7

I had high hopes for staying in a Relais & Chateaux property. I was disappointed. After staying in so many wonderful ryokans in Western Honshu, I found that this ryokan was old and had not been updated in many years. The in suite hot tub was a small, dark, windowless room. Once I saw it, I didn't want to use it. Instead, I went to a facility down the street. The bedding was traditional. Futons were put out while we were at dinner. I added an extra layer myself. It was comfortable enough to get some sleep, but the room felt quite cramped compared to every other place I had stayed in Western Honshu. I didn't feel any connection to the staff, although they did their jobs adequately. It seemed, to me, they were more "corporate" than the ryokans that I stayed in previously and were family owned. The gardens that I could see from my room were quite beautiful.

An absolutely perfect inn with wonderful food and a**osphere. Their public baths for hotel guests only are excellent. Our dinners were served in the restaurant next door. We loved eating here. The service was so friendly and I can’t say enough about how much we enjoyed the beef and crab and other seasonal dishes.

This was our fourth visit to Nishimuraya Honkan, and just like our previous stays, we went during Matsuba-gani (Red Snow Crab) season, which runs from November 6 to March 20. This was also our fourth different room - this time, we went for the highest category accommodation, which is the 90 square meter "Honjin No Ma" (本陣の間), a Tokubetsu ****su ("special room") with open-air bath on the second floor. We chose the largest room because we were a party of 3 adults this time, and wanted the extra space that Honjin No Ma offers. Honjin No Ma has a living room, dining room, bedroom and an open-air, free-flowing (and temperature regulated) bath. While the living room is a tatami-floored area that has floor seating, for those more comfortable with sitting in chairs, this room has an added benefit of a separate dining area that has a Western-style dining table and chairs - this is where you'll have dinner and breakfast, and can do work during non-meal hours if you so choose. A few things of note: First off, despite what others may say or think, there is NO ONSEN IN ANY ROOM at Nishimuraya Honkan, or at any other ryokan in Kinosaki Onsen, for that matter. DO NOT let anyone tell you otherwise. I'm not sure if it's because of a limited amount of hot springs that flow below Kinosaki Onsen, or if they want to encourage all visitors to try out one of the seven public bathhouses in town. Thankfully, there is onsen at the ryokan itself - but you'll still have to go to the Daiyokujo (gender-segregated communal bath) for the privilege of having a soak in a real onsen. As far as Honjin No Ma is concerned, it has traditional decor and furnishings, is spacious, comfortable and not at all dated. The other advantage of this room, for those that care, is that breakfast is also served in the room. Beginning in June 2022, Nishimuraya Honkan serves breakfast to all guests in the main restaurants except for people staying in Honjin No Ma. Dinner, as always, is served in one's own room regardless of the room type you choose to stay in. In a way, we felt that the Kiri No Ma room type was more charming - it's on the ground floor and faces the photogenic garden, which brings a sense of peace and tranquility that is lacking in the upper floor rooms. While Kiri No Ma does not have a dedicated dining room, it still has two rooms - one gets converted into sleeping quarters once they roll out the futons after dinner. We would be just fine staying there in subsequent visits. The star attraction, of course, is the Matsuba-gani Snow Crab that Nishimuraya Honkan offers during crab season. What separates this place from others is that the crabs are taken direct from the local ports of Tsuiyama and Shibayama the same day that they catch the crabs. Just about all boats take multi-day outings in search of crabs, but not the one that specifically serves Nishimuraya Honkan. Not only that, but each crab is held - alive - in its own individual tank to reduce the stress, which allegedly pres

You get used to leaving your shoes at the door. We loved the room with our private onsen in the garden. Used it morning and night. So relaxing to hear that water on the rocks. We stayed 2 nights. Loved the dinners in the room. They bring the items a little at a time, rice cooks in the room. They give you menu in English so you know what you are eating. Delicious! We had breakfast in the dining room which was also good. You can choose English or Japanese breakfast. They lend you the Yukata's and wooden shoes to go to the 7 onsens. I had no problem walking in them, my husband did a bit. They also lent me a Kimono. You just call the staff so someone can come put it on you. Mine was pink with an orange sash, so pretty. I wore it to go to the temple on the cable car. Everyone is so nice. The futons were not as thick and cushy as another Ryokan we stayed at in another town, but they were still nice.

BOOK THIS HOTEL! Loved our stay and totally worth the 2.5 hour train ride from Osaka. Was able to check in promptly at 3 p.m. and our bags were whisked away to our room. We immediately received our onsen pass and were able to get in a bath before our kaiseki dinner. The next morning we were able to explore more of the public baths and had an amazing breakfast. The town shops open around 11 a.m. so you can really get away with one overnight stay if not more. Beautiful property, relaxing stay and a nice option to visit a tattoo friendly onsen town

All the staff that attended us during our stay were wonderful, the food was delicious, the Honakan’ garden was beautiful and the onsen was enjoyable.