新かめや

I visit Kinosaki Onsen every year on a family trip, but this was my first time going during the crab season, so I decided to visit Shinkameya.We had a member with a shellfish allergy and a member who loves crab, so we told them that we had no hope, and they told us that they would be able to accommodate their shellfish allergy if the omakase menu was fine with them, which we were very grateful for.(However, self-defense is necessary because it feels like you will be removed as much as possible.)As with the crab, the volume of the whole dish was so huge that I was almost exhausted.Dishes where freshness is important, such as crab and sashimi, were perfect, and the bean paste with the soup stock was also very delicious.The food is not clearly shown in the photo, but the one in the foreground is what I ordered.Breakfast is also rich in variety and small portions. It was a luxurious thing.It's a historical building, and there are some areas like the walls of the stairs that could use some repairs, but I liked the retro feel.Although it doesn't work, there's an old jukebox, the pillars on the wall in the dining room are made of wood to represent clouds, and the blindfold in the lobby is also an elaborate piece of woodwork. It seemed like the space would be much better with better care and presentation.Also, the room was spacious enough for a family of four, and the futon was clean and comfortable.The proprietress' guidance and speaking style were soft and just right, and things went smoothly. Maybe it's because we're not the type to be selfish about things...Above all, it is located at the middle point with the best access to various things in Kinosaki Onsen, so if you don't mind or like the atmosphere and age of Showa-style buildings, it will be a comfortable base for your trip. thought.It's right in front of Yanagiyu, so you can take a quick bath in the piping hot Yanagiyu.