🏨 Kinosaki Onsen Sinonome Manor

Sinonome-so (しののめ荘) boasts a proud history and tradition of approximately 1400 years and is a well-known ryokan in Japan's famous hot spring area, Kinosaki Onsen. It consists of a main building and an annex, featuring a three-story wooden structure designed in a traditional Japanese style that complements the charming streetscape. There are 17 guest rooms designed in a pure Japanese style, equipped with various amenities ranging from heated kotatsu tables to Western-style beds, allowing guests to choose according to their time, place, and occasion. Additionally, there is a 20-tatami mat guest room that is accessible and suitable for multiple guests. All rooms are spacious, comfortable, and highly praised. Crab is the signature dish of this ryokan. From spring to autumn, guests can enjoy "Kasumi crab," and in winter, "Matsuba crab," allowing for the tasting of fresh, top-quality crab throughout the year. In addition to crab, there are various high-quality selected ingredients, including pesticide-free vegetables grown on their own farm and the rich-flavored Tajima beef. The hot spring features a chloride spring that helps relieve nerve pain and eliminate fatigue. The bathing area includes a "rock bath" made from large stones sourced from across the country, designed to resemble a cave, and an atmospheric "bamboo bath," providing a perfect setting for relaxation. After enjoying a soothing moment in the ryokan, guests are encouraged to explore the various unique outdoor baths of Kinosaki Onsen to fully enjoy relaxation from the inside out.

The facility consists of two buildings, the main building and the annex, offering a variety of uniquely themed room types. From spring to autumn, "Kinosaki Crab" is served, while in winter, there is Matsuba Crab. The chloride hot spring, known for its soothing effects on nerve pain and fatigue relief, boasts excellent quality.