YutouYa Inn
7.6
Very Good(58 reviews)
373 Kinosakicho Yushima, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6101, Japan
+81 796-32-2121
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Hotel Description
YutouYa Inn, located in the scenic town of Toyooka, Japan, offers an unforgettable stay in a charming, historic inn at the foot of Mount Kuruhi. The hotel, a quaint house dating back to 1688, is situated at 373 Kinosakicho Yushima, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6101, Japan, just a 6-minute walk from Kinosakionsen Station. Guests can enjoy easy access to some of the region's most celebrated attractions, such as the tranquil Kinosaki Onsen, a mere 4-minute walk from the inn. This traditional hotel exudes a peaceful and timeless charm, featuring classic elements like tatami floors, futons, and chabudai dining tables in its rooms. These rooms are designed for comfort and serenity, offering garden views and amenities like TVs, minifridges, and teamaking facilities. For a more luxurious experience, upgraded rooms include private open-air baths. The hotel takes pride in its dedication to providing a traditional Japanese ambiance, while offering modern comforts to enhance guests' stay. Meals are served in an informal dining area, with a selection of breakfast and dinner options, while room service is also available for added convenience. A standout feature of YutouYa Inn is its landscaped garden, providing a peaceful retreat for guests to relax. Additionally, the hotel boasts a hot spring bathhouse, which offers both mixed and gender-segregated areas, as well as indoor and outdoor pools, allowing visitors to unwind in the soothing mineral waters. The hotel provides parking for guests, ensuring a convenient stay for those traveling by car. Its proximity to key transportation hubs, including Kinosakionsen Station and the nearby Kinosaki Onsen, makes it an excellent choice for those exploring the region. Whether you're looking for relaxation, cultural experiences, or adventure, YutouYa Inn promises a welcoming and memorable stay, where traditional Japanese hospitality meets modern comfort.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Traditional Japanese inn with futons, tatami floors, and chabudai dining tables.
2. Upgraded rooms featuring private open-air baths for added luxury.
3. Hot spring bathhouse with both mixed and gender-segregated areas, including indoor and outdoor pools.
4. Landscaped garden offering a peaceful space for guests to relax.
5. Convenient parking available for guests traveling by car.
6. Proximity to Kinosakionsen Station and Kinosaki Onsen for easy access to transportation and local attractions.
7. Room service available to enhance guest convenience during their stay.
8. Historic inn dating back to 1688, located at the foot of Mount Kuruhi.
9. Informal dining area serving breakfast and dinner with traditional Japanese cuisine.
10. Proximity to top local sights, including Kinosaki Onsen, Goshonoyu Onsen, Ichinoyu Onsen, and Genbudo Park.
10 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Kinosaki Onsen
4 min
Goshonoyu Onsen6 min
Ichinoyu Onsen3 min
Satono Yu Onsen4 min
Genbudo Park10 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 10 |
| Nearest airport | Tajima Airfield - Konotori Tajima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 25 min |
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Location
373 Kinosakicho Yushima, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6101, Japan
Airports:
Tajima Airfield - Konotori Tajima Airport
Taxi: 25 min
Transit: 43 min
Tottori Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 30 min
Transit: 2 hr 1 min
Transit:
じぞうゆ
Walking: 5 min
Kinosakionsen Station
Walking: 12 min
Gembudo Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 3 min
Ichinoyu Bus Stop
Walking: 3 min
地蔵湯公園前（バス）
Walking: 5 min
Nearby locations
10
Exceptional Location
In a quaint house dating from 1688, this venerable, polished inn at the foot of Mount Kuruhi is a 6-minute walk from Kinosakionsen Station and 5 km from Genbudo Park.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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bozzo mori
1/5
This is a good example of how registered tangible cultural properties cannot be maintained without effort. Another stain on Kinosaki Onsen.There is no trace of ``Eikitei,'' which was named by Kuriyama Shibano, a Confucian scholar of the Tokushima domain who named ``Genbudo.''
Hana
5/5
I come here every year to eat crab.I was very satisfied with the food. It's always really delicious crab meat. The portion is large enough that even a young man with a big appetite won't be able to finish it all.The one thing I was disappointed with this time was the equipment.I went there during a really cold season with lots of snow, and the hallways were extremely cold. When I checked in the room, the heating was not on. The breath I exhale in the room is white...If I had known what time to check in, I would have liked to have a warm room ready to welcome me at that time.The air conditioner is old and not very effective, so I would like you to turn it on in advance.Maybe it was because it was the main building this time.We would like to visit you again, so we would be happy if you could consider installing new air conditioners and heating equipment.It's a historic building, so I don't expect the entire building to be heated, but I'm grateful that at least the hallway right next to the guest room isn't extremely cold.However, it is still recommended for eating really delicious tagged crab.I'll be visiting again next year.
とんとん
4/5
330 years of tradition and formality are a relaxing luxury.In front of Kinosaki Onsen Ichi-no-Yu, next door is FamilyMart. Good location! Good hospitality!If you are coming by car, please feel free to come through the gate! ! ! I received a call.The only improvement is the lack of amenities. There is no lotion, milky lotion, or face wash in the sink.
t o
4/5
Good food and good hospitalityThis is a ryokan with a lot to see for those who like old buildings.
KAZ
4/5
I stayed in a historic building before the coronavirus pandemic. I was lucky enough to be able to tour the preserved inn where members of the imperial family stayed. It was well made and not too ornate. The food menu at that time also seemed frugal and frugal. The rooms at the inn are average. Considering the price, it doesn't look fancy. Our bathroom is also normal. We took a family bath for an additional fee and it finally felt like a luxury. Starting with the corridors of the inn, you will be taken back in time to classic good old days. The food was an elegant kaiseki meal, not very filling, but delicious.It was a good experience as it was the opposite of a modern hotel.
ほしほし
1/5
At first, I didn't know where to park my car. I don't think there are many inns where you can drive through the gate.I stayed on the crab plan. Although the room was large, it was very cold due to the draft. The heating doesn't correspond to the size of the room; it's warm where it hits the room directly, but it's too cold everywhere else. I think they are relying on history and not spending money on equipment.The food was also said to be more about quality than quantity, but it tasted just like a regular kaiseki meal at a ryokan.At this price, I thought there would be no repeat purchase.
Ryouhei Y
1/5
The building was quaint. Due to the coronavirus, we were given a meal time that was convenient for the inn, and our request was not honored. The chef recommended ``quality over quantity,'' and the food was very mediocre, which was very disappointing.
こうたん
5/5
I used it for one night on 9/19.20.Can I just drive in when I arrive? ! I was worried in front of the gate (lol)Other than that, I was satisfied with everything: the room (spring-filled?), the indoor bath, the food (Tajima beef), and the staff's service.I want to go eat crabs next winter.This is an inn that I would definitely like to visit again.
中村泰治
4/5
It's a quiet place and the food is delicious.
ヒイロヒイロ
4/5
I stayed at the end of August when it was very hot.It was quiet as they seemed to be reducing the number of guests due to the coronavirus.First of all, when you enter through the magnificent gate, there is a wonderful garden.The building was also a nice old building. It was old but clean and had been renovated so it was very comfortable.Meals were served in a private room, so I was able to enjoy delicious meals without worrying about my surroundings.(The hot water soup pot and Tajima beef were delicious)I went out into town at night, but it was easy because the location was good. The first hot spring that could be seen from the gate was beautiful.I started walking around 6am in the morning. (Unfortunately, I didn't get the first bill.)The only disappointing thing was that there was no Wi-Fi in the room.I think there are pros and cons to this, but I think it's necessary.The employees were also kind and nice. I had a great time.
堀部雅夫
1/5
It's a long-established inn, but the food is not good enough, and the facilities are Japanese-style toilets, so even though it's a ryokan, you don't even have a bath! It was just like a restaurant, there was no preparation to welcome customers!
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Catherine C
4/5
We stayed at the Yutouya Ryokan for 1 night in mid-December and had a fabulous time. Quick summary below:||||Positives:||- Very friendly, warm staff. …
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Kazumasa R
4/5
This inn is located along the Otani River, which flows through the center of Kinosaki Onsen, and is located in a building with a nice atmosphere. …
J
5/5
This is the first hotel I stayed at in Kinosaki Onsen!There was no doubt that I chose this accommodation! !It was a very nice facility, with good customer service from the Nakai and the nostalgic feel of the facility! !We are very satisfied with the location as it is located in the center of Kinosaki Onsen!The kaiseki meal served in our room was very delicious.Afterwards, the meat was grilled in crystal, which was very unusual!It is said that in the past, they were baked with stones.We will definitely use you again when we come to Kinosaki Onsen! !
トラ君バーバ
1/5
The building is wonderful and has a long history, but the waiter's attitude is extremely bad and unfriendly. The rooms are also old and have not been well maintained. You're ruining a precious cultural asset...The food isn't particularly delicious either. I was surprised that the Nakai served the ramen pot first. I feel like ramen is growing. Even though I haven't eaten the next thing yet, they keep bringing me one after another...it's the worst. I guess I wanted the meal to finish quickly. I want the food to be served according to the pace of the customers. This is a hotel I don't want to go to again.
ランパパTB
5/5
An old-style inn used by the imperial family.
anaheim beach
4/5
The building is a historic building and exudes a nostalgic feel that ranks among the best in Kinosaki Onsen. That's great, but crab season...the coldness of winter is hard to handle. It was extremely cold both in the hallway and in the room. The heating isn't keeping up at all. And the futon is thin. The ladies in Nakai are friendly to say the least, but it's a bit annoying that some of them are arrogant and inconsiderate. He is probably older and more uncontrollable than the manager who succeeded him. The food is perfect and everything is amazing.
ぽんぽんぺいん
4/5
Just the fact that you can stay in a cultural property is enough to make it a valuable inn. Perhaps because the building is old, there was a lot of noise from the hallways and stairs echoing through the room, but it felt like I was at home and it was comfortable. It's located in the middle of the hot spring town, so it's a great base.The personality of the staff is also perfect.
ランパパ
5/5
A long-established inn that serves the imperial family