Konpira Onsen Kashikiriyu no Yado Kotone
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.15 out of 5 (649 reviews). Guests say the private-hire baths let the family bathe at a relaxed pace, and some reviewers note that the private-hire baths are a real help for a parent traveling with a child of the opposite sex. Others mention the spacious rooms. On the downside, one review reports that five people could not use a private-hire bath together, and some were disappointed by the udon at dinner.
Kids Facilities
Private-hire bath Wa no Yu
Private-hire bath Wa no Yu
- paymentsPrice:Free for guests
Said to be the only tatami-floored private-hire onsen bath in Shikoku, with a tatami washing area as well. A changing stand for babies is provided, and there is a ramp at the entrance. It is free for staying guests, and whenever it is unoccupied you can go in as many times as you like until checkout.
- •There is no reservation system; you can use it whenever it is unoccupied.
- •Each visit is limited to 40-50 minutes, with one bath per room at a time.
- •A bathing tax of 150 yen per adult is charged separately.
Private-hire bath Ao no Yu
Private-hire bath Ao no Yu
- paymentsPrice:Free for guests
A designer private-hire bath in Taisho-romantic style, roomy enough for a family. A portable bassinet for children is provided, and there is a ramp at the entrance. It is free for staying guests, and whenever it is unoccupied you can go in as many times as you like.
- •There is no reservation system; you can use it whenever it is unoccupied.
- •Each visit is limited to 40-50 minutes, with one bath per room at a time.
Children's meals and bringing baby food (by consultation)
Children's meals and bringing baby food (by consultation)
When meals are included, elementary school children aged 6 to 12 receive a children's meal with smaller portions of dishes such as sashimi, without the aperitif and appetizer. Meals for children aged 3 to 5 are available at a separate charge on request. Outside food and drink are not allowed in the restaurant, but baby food and special meals can be discussed with the inn, and simple spoons and plates are available to borrow.
- •Allergies and disliked ingredients are accommodated as far as possible if you mention them when booking.
- •In the case of a severe allergy, the decision whether to eat a dish is left to the guest.
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Overview
Konpira Onsen Kashikiriyu no Yado Kotone sits on the back approach to Konpira-san, and staying guests can use its 6 private-hire onsen baths on the 3rd floor free of charge. There is no reservation system: whenever a bath is unoccupied, you can go in as many times as you like until checkout, so the family can bathe on its own. Wa no Yu, which is floored with tatami, has a changing stand for babies, and Ao no Yu has a portable bassinet for children. Rooms range from a 22 sq m twin to the 48 sq m Standard Fives (a 5-person room), as well as a 20-tatami-mat Japanese-style tatami room. Co-sleeping is free for one child up to age 2, and small futons for babies and toddlers are not provided.
Rooms
The Standard Twin is 22 sq m for 1 to 2 guests, the Standard Triple is 36 sq m for 2 to 3 guests, the Standard Fours (a 4-person room) is 40 sq m for 3 to 4 guests, and the Standard Fives (a 5-person room) is 48 sq m for 4 to 5 guests. All of them are non-smoking. The Standard Twin, Triple and Fours have semi-double beds, while the Fives has 4 semi-double beds and 1 single bed. The Japanese-Western room (twin beds) is a 20-tatami-mat Japanese-style tatami room with 2 semi-double beds; for 6 or more guests, Japanese futons are laid out on the tatami. The 20-tatami-mat Japanese-style tatami room takes from 2 guests up to 6 or more. Two Japanese-Western rooms sleep up to 4 guests each: HAKU, added in 2023, with a view bath and a private sauna for two, and Shu, a 40 sq m designer room with a semi-open-air bath. In HAKU and Shu, Japanese futons are provided for 3 or more guests. Shu is a barrier-free room, and it is the only barrier-free guest room.
Dining
Meals are served in the restaurant or in the dining area, and you cannot choose the venue. There is no in-room dining, and the only food you can eat in your room is food you bring yourself. Allergies and disliked ingredients are accommodated as far as possible if you mention them when booking, but in the case of a severe allergy, the decision whether to eat a dish is left to the guest. Outside food and drink are not allowed in the restaurant, but baby food and special meals can be discussed with the inn. Simple spoons and plates are available to borrow.
Baths and Onsen
The 3rd floor has 6 private-hire onsen baths: Wa no Yu, Muku no Yu, Shiro no Yu, Midori no Yu, Sakura no Yu and Ao no Yu. Staying guests can use them free of charge. There is no reservation system: whenever a bath is unoccupied, you can go in as many times as you like until checkout, with each visit limited to 40-50 minutes and one bath per room at a time. In Wa no Yu, both the bath and the washing area are floored with tatami, and there is a changing stand for babies. Ao no Yu is roomy enough for a family and has a portable bassinet for children. The spring water is a simple radioactive cold mineral spring, and the inn says children and people with sensitive skin can bathe with peace of mind. A bathing tax of 150 yen per adult is charged separately. Guests can also use the rooftop open-air bath and communal bath at the sister inn Konpira Onsen Yumoto Yachiyo, a 2-minute walk away; they alternate between men (3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.) and women (7 p.m. to 11 p.m.). On some days they are unavailable because of maintenance or closures, and you will be informed at check-in. It is not stated whether children in diapers can use the private-hire baths or the sister inn's communal bath, so please check in advance.
Family-Friendly Features
For co-sleeping children up to age 2 who need no meals, bedding or other preparations, one child stays free of charge, and 2 or more are by consultation. Children co-sleeping free of charge do not receive a towel, bath towel or yukata; these are available at a separate charge on request. If you are bringing any children who stay free, including co-sleeping children, you need to let the inn know when booking. Children aged 3 to 5 pay an entrance fee of 3,300 yen including tax; another notice gives the amount as 2,700 yen, so please confirm the fee when booking. Meals for children aged 3 to 5 are available at a separate charge on request. Elementary school children aged 6 to 12 pay 70% of the adult rate; when meals are included, they receive a children's meal with smaller portions of dishes such as sashimi, without the aperitif and appetizer, along with bedding and a yukata. Junior high school students and older pay the adult rate. There are no small futons for babies or toddlers, so when bedding is provided, it is an adult futon. A humidifier and an air purifier are available to borrow, with air purifiers subject to availability. Because of the building's structure, there are some steps and stairs inside. Checkout is at 10 a.m., and it can be extended at 2,000 yen per person per hour (before tax), though extensions may not be possible on fully booked weekends and similar times.
Access
The inn is a 7-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station and a 5-minute walk from Kotoden Kotohira Station, on the back approach to Konpira-san, away from the main approach. There are 18 parking spaces at 500 yen per car, and the spaces in front of the main building are for kei (light) cars and compact cars only. Transfers from the station are provided by Mobi, a shared taxi service within the town; let the inn know in advance whether you will arrive at JR Kotohira Station or Kotoden Kotohira Station. Transfers are not possible when traffic is restricted for town events and the like. If your stay includes dinner and you will check in after 6 p.m., you must contact the inn. There is also an English version of the website.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 685-21 Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa 766-0001 |
|---|---|
| directions_carAccess | A 7-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station, or a 5-minute walk from Kotoden Kotohira Station. |
| trainNearest station | Kotohira Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking for 18 cars at 500 yen per car, in a lot contracted by Kotone. Motorcycles and other two-wheelers are also charged, at 300 yen. |
| callPhone | +81-877-75-6633 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard |
| languageOfficial site | https://kotone.cc/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Konpira Onsen Kashikiriyu no Yado Kotone best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Konpira Onsen Kashikiriyu no Yado Kotone?
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Parking: Parking for 18 cars at 500 yen per car, in a lot contracted by Kotone. Motorcycles and other two-wheelers are also charged, at 300 yen.
How do you get to Konpira Onsen Kashikiriyu no Yado Kotone?
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A 7-minute walk from JR Kotohira Station, or a 5-minute walk from Kotoden Kotohira Station.
How much does it cost for an elementary school child, and what do they eat?
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Elementary school children aged 6 to 12 pay 70% of the adult rate. When meals are included, they receive a children's meal with smaller portions of dishes such as sashimi, without the aperitif and appetizer, along with bedding and a yukata.
Is there a charge for children aged 3 to 5 who haven't started school yet?
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Children aged 3 to 5 who have not yet started elementary school pay an entrance fee of 3,300 yen including tax. The facility overview page of the official website gives the amount as 2,700 yen, so please confirm the fee when booking. If you are bringing any children who stay free, including co-sleeping children, please let the inn know when booking.
For a child up to age 2 who co-sleeps, is there a charge, and are towels and a yukata provided?
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For co-sleeping children up to age 2 who need nothing prepared, up to one child is not charged a facility usage fee or similar charges (2 or more by consultation). Towels and a yukata are not provided (available at a separate charge on request), and if bedding is provided, it is an adult futon.
Can we bring our own baby food?
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If you need to bring baby food or special meals, please discuss it with the inn. Whether warming or similar help is offered is not stated, so please confirm with the inn when booking.
Can a child who is not yet out of diapers use the private-hire baths?
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There are 6 private-hire baths on the 3rd floor, used by one family at a time. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers can get into the baths is not stated, so please confirm with the inn in advance.
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