Name: Morizuya
Address: Kinosaki-cho Yushima 417, Toyooka, Toyooka, Toyooka, 669-6101, Japan
Rating: 9

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Lovely ryoken experience. The owner speaks excellent English and is very welcoming and helpful, although the other staff (while also really kind and helpful) don't speak much English.
A one-night stay is probably enough for Kinosaki Onsen - the town is largely souvenir shops and eating places. This inn offers dinner and breakfast in your room, and you get the full Japanese meal experience. Our room was fine for 3 people but would have been a squash for four. The ryoken has a small onsen, but most people would go out to one of the public ones. Yukata are provided and many people wear them out around the town in the late afternoon and evening.
A great stop in our trip.

Great ryoken experience

Excellent rolyan in kinosaki.   Host Hani too friendly and offered us everything what ever possible to make our stay a life time memorable event.  Just finished the dinner it’s an a life time experience with Komi who served us.  This is the place.  They offered us a private Insen experience and had an excellent hot bath session at he hotel.   All facility is extremely neat and clean and hosts are super.   Always recommend if you are visiting Kinosaki

Excellent rokyan experience in Kinosaki Japan

Hachisuka san and his family were incredible hosts. The food was so elegantly prepared and delicious. Loved the private onsens at night as well as the public ones Kinosaki town (definitely check out onsen #1). Really enjoyed our 2 night stay to make the most of the trip here. 
English only speakers may have a little bit of trouble communicating but overall everything was very smooth. 
When you arrive, they let the ladies choose a yukata to wear the rest of the stay. Hachisuka san is VERY enthusiastic about taking photos for you.
Unrelated but Mr. Bean also stayed here in 2019.

Wonderful stay in a ryokan run for 8 generations

I love staying in ryokan when I travel to Japan, and Morizuya is my favorite one of all time. 10/10 experience, hands down. They have great private family onsen on premises, they're well located within an amazing onsen town, the owner is super amazingly friendly and helpful (and if he's reading this, I hope he knows we remember him and his mother very warmly) and the owner speaks excellent English. The meals were gigantic and well-made, as is common at ryokan, and you eat in a separate private room set up just for you and your family, which is a touch I really like. For a couple bucks, they set you up with an onsen pass which you can use to go onsen hopping around town. 

Kinosaki Onsen is a great town, a bit on the small and out of the way side, which is how I like it. Our room had a nice view over nature, and the dining room we ate in looked out at the mountain behind the establishment.

If you're thinking about going to a ryokan, this is the place to go.

Best Ryokan in Japan

My boyfriend and I treated ourselves to one night at Morizuya and we wished we'd stayed for longer. The owner is such a lovely happy guy who will be like your personal photographer during your stay! There were lots of nice surprises to the experience, like the welcome tea and dressing up in the kimono. You are given a free pass for all the local bathhouses which is handy. The hot spring baths inside the hotel are actually much nicer than the communal ones outside, but it's good to experience all of them.
Breakfast was another learning experience and so exciting! The foods are very different to western cultural food and we had so much fun taste testing it all - there is a lot to eat but all very delicious.
Sleeping on tatami mats was a very cool thing we can't wait to tell all our friends about - it was surprisingly comfortable and we can't wait to come back for another stay!!

Lovely owner, staff and beyond perfect stay

April 2019 - My friend and I arrived early to Kinosaki, so we dropped off our luggage just 50 feet away from the station at the Ryokan service (they charge 200 yen to store AND DELIVER the suitcases to MORIZUYA. Definitely worth it).  We couldn't check in until 3PM, so for the next 3 hours we browsed through the many souvenir shops -- warning: there are craft stores here you will not come across in the cities, so it's really good to pop inside and see what they sell.  I visited one that just has wood carvings. They had the cutest wood laser cut cards that i never saw before.  Also ate at a dessert place "FULUCK" run by a sweet couple that made the best matcha ice cream parfaits, rivaling the popular ones in Kyoto and Tokyo.  Anyway, getting back to Morizuya, the ryokan is DIVINE.  Mr. Hachisuka, the proprietor speaks English and welcomed us.  We experienced a western-style tea ceremony where his mother, the elegant Mrs. Hachizuka presented authentic matcha tea and sweets.  We also were surprised with the chance to dress up in Yukata and Kimono from their huge collection -- then took pictures throughout the town. My family members saw the pictures and all commented that we looked like we were in "old Tokyo."  (Warning: Be sure to wear short sleeve or tank top since long sleeves do not look nice in photos.  Also, you should avoid wearing long pants underneath.)  Be sure your plan includes the dinner and breakfast.  I have stayed at several ryokan across Japan and the meals here rivaled those for which we paid much more.  The personal attention and courtesy of the women and men of the ryokan was, in my eyes, what makes staying in Kinosaki so memorable. They really look to giving you quality service even though they are only a 12-room ryokan.  Take advantage of visiting the town's onsens, but if you have time, use the private ryokan's onsen as well (only available to the guests). I went early in the morning on the day we left. I was the only one there. It felt like my own little personal paradise).  They have two onsen and switch it the next day, so be sure to go to one on each day you are there.  Arigatou , Mr Hachisuka and staff. You made the two of us from Hawaii very relaxed and welcome in your establishment.  I will be recommending you to my family and friends, for sure.

Impeccable Service and terrifice location

Kinosaki is such a great place to visit. It’s abt 2.5hours train ride from Kyoto and very easy to get to.
We stayed at Morizuya for 1 night. It’s a quaint ryokan along the shopping street abt 10-15 walk from JR station very easy to get to. The room was very comfortable and has most of the amenities you need. We had the half board plan and dinner and breakfast is in room. Though it was full house it’s very quiet and peaceful in the room. We also get a pass which allows us to visit the 7 public onsens in Kinosaki for free (the ryokan also has its own onsen)
Visitors will be in their Japanese yukata and clogs walking along the streets... wonderful experience!
Morizuya was the perfect ryokan to stay here. We really enjoyed our stay there! The host and staff of the ryokan made us feel so welcomed and made sure we were comfortable and that all our needs (and more) were met. Talk about service! We felt so looked after.., we got to choose our traditional Japanese clothings (from a large collection) bags shoes etc and everything was so personalized unlike the larger ryokans. The innkeeper (8th generation) was so warm and even took photos of us (for us) not only at the ryokan but along the river. We got to visit his mother’s house and experience the traditional tea ceremony... delightful 
The dinners and breakfast was delicious!!! We had the crab dinner which had like crab prepared in 3-4 ways -yums! Breakfast was also so yummy (had the best mixed rice which I concocted using all the beans seaweeds condiments served)

We definitely want to visit again .... 



Fantastic side trip 

This is my first stay in a Ryokan and it was truly a fantastic experience. Starting from the arrival, I had received a warm welcome from the staff and there was also a very interesting welcome tea ceremony. I chose crab kaiseki for my dinner and it was a blast! The crabs are sweet and flavorful. Morizuya has 2 onsens for private use between 3-6pm, one each for male and female. Rest of the time (beside sleeping hours) is for sharing. One is an outdoor version and one is decorated like a cave. Breakfast was also a set and very tasty. Certainly one of the highlights of my trip.

Excellent Experience 

My wife and I spent 4 night here and the service was the best we have ever had, If you are looking to stay Here I would recommend having the set Breakfast and Dinner as the food is out of this world and is traditional Ryokan style.
Hack San and His mother welcomed us with a arrival tea and saw us off when we left, Also one night our train was cancelled and we were late back, When we arrived at the starting Hacki San was waiting for use to give us a lift to the hotel for out evening meal. 

Facilities and room were very clean.
Morizuya has its own onsen but it is close to all the public baths in town.

Thank you very much Hachi-san we looking forward to staying again.

A true home away from home

Our stay at Morizuya exceeded all our expectations.
Place is managed by such a nice family who made us feel at ease and comfortable.
The owner speaks English and greeted us warmly like old friends.
We had the pleasure to share a great moment with his mother during a tea ceremony upon our arrival.
We were then brought to choose kimono and yukata with help of the staff.
All the staff were happy to take pictures for us, we did not even need to ask.

Facilities and room were very clean.
Kaiseki dinner was something to remember, as well as the breakfast.
Morizuya has its own onsen but it is close to all the public baths in town.

Finally when it was time to leave, we bid farewell to all the staff and owner’ family who offered to drive us to the station.

These are great people, working hard to make their guests happy and they deserve all the success in the world.

Thank you very much Hachi-san!

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