Kifu no Sato is based on the concept of "A relaxing inn where you can enjoy flowers," and seasonal wildflowers are arranged in about 60 places, from the lobby and corridors to the guest rooms. The entire building is covered with tatami mats, so you can walk barefoot, providing a space where you can relax both physically and mentally. The hot spring is a slightly alkaline simple radioactive spring containing nitrogen gas, and is known as a "beauty bath." The spring quality is gentle on the skin, and leaves you feeling moisturized even after bathing, making it especially popular with female guests.

The restaurant is proud of its "Shunsai Kaiseki" meal, which allows you to taste seafood from the Seto Inland Sea and the Sea of ​​Japan, as well as the produce of the Satoyama countryside, all at once. The kaiseki cuisine, which uses plenty of local seasonal ingredients and highlights the chef's skills, is a feast for the eyes and the tongue. There are also private baths and beauty facilities, so you can spend a luxurious time in a private space. This is Okayama's representative hot spring inn, recommended for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy Japan's four seasons, hot springs, and delicious food.