Hot Springs Hotels in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

I particularly enjoyed the outdoor onsen complex; it felt exceptionally clean, and I appreciated the wide selection of toiletries, opting for the POLA brand myself. The entire facility was spotless, and soaking in the baths was incredibly relaxing. They even provided complimentary cold drinks, massage chairs, and Yakult. This hotel attracts many Japanese guests, which speaks to its quality. The location is also excellent, not far from Motomachi Station and conveniently situated right by the Nankinmachi (Chinatown) entrance. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience. Oh, and a special mention for the late-night noodles – they were genuinely delicious! My son even managed to eat two bowls in one sitting, which is high praise indeed! 😂

Very good Japanese-style hotel, newly renovated, the room bath is very new, the bed is very comfortable. Booked a one-night stay with two meals, dining in a separate small private room on the 1st floor, the room number is the same as the room number. When the JR station was approaching departure time, I found that I forgot to bring my backpack. After calling the hotel, the hotel immediately sent a car to deliver it, and we returned to Osaka on time. Special thanks~

The hotel service is very good, nothing to say. The food is top notch. The room faces the unparalleled sea view and you can see the sunrise. The only thing I can fault is that there are not enough plug-ins in the room. The room I stayed in only has one set of plug-ins. There is no Wi-Fi, and you don’t even have to pay for it. 

There is no breakfast nor dinner provided by this onsen hotel, and restaurants close a bit early. If you’re looking for an onsen meal, you maybe disappointed if you staying here. Beware if you’re a foodie. The sound insulation is poor, please keep your voice down. Since the first night I arrived was windy and rainy, and the curtain for blocking the sun is made of bamboo, it kept hitting on the window all night long. There is no elevators and the stairs is very steep, be careful if you bringing many luggages. Although the servers do not understand English, they are very friendly and willing to help! Overall, I enjoyed a lot while the staying. Thank you!

Beautiful accommodation, very good service, with breakfast + dinner. There is a shuttle service to various public onsen. The hotel is at the end of the city. If traveling by public transportation, it may take quite a long walk. If you drive, there is free parking. The hotel's onsen is very good, the atmosphere is beautiful and clean, suitable for relaxation.

Hotel rooms are clean. If travel with elderly, it is recommended to take their shuttle bus from the main street to the hotel. There is a big public hotspring area with different types of hotspring pools to choose from. Also a private pool for hotel guests only. Our family had a really good time staying in this hotel.

This is a very spacious Japanese onsen ryokan, which seems to be quite popular with local Japanese guests. We ordered the seasonal kaiseki dinner, and it was incredibly authentic, featuring fresh ingredients and truly exquisite flavors. Our Japanese-style room offered beautiful views upon opening the window. The onsen baths were exceptionally clean, featuring both 'Gold Spring' and 'Silver Spring' varieties. What was particularly interesting is that the men's and women's baths switch daily, providing a fresh and varied experience. Both the indoor and outdoor settings, and their overall ambiance, contributed to a wonderfully pleasant mood. While it was a bit on the pricier side, it was absolutely excellent value for money.

This was our second visit here. The staff is very helpful, and there is a free transfer not just to and from the station - if you want a pickup from the town or the ropeway during your stay, they will help too. The private baths are beautiful and very well maintained, and the reserve-next-as-you-leave-the-previous system is very convenient. Overall, great experience.

First time going to an onsen and staying at a ryokan. I was quite impressed with the hotel's service... We traveled by train. When we arrived at the station, there was a staff member who looked after tourists (Tourism Center) who asked where we were staying and arranged for us to take a bus (free ride) to our accommodation. When we arrived at the hotel, there was a staff member who helped carry our luggage and suggested places to visit, including wearing a yukata to go to an onsen in the city! Our family stayed on the 1st floor (which was very good! We didn't have to climb the stairs because our luggage was very big and there were a lot of them, including a small child). In the room, there was a private onsen for us to soak in, and the hotel also had an onsen for us to soak in (shared with other people in the hotel). The staff who looked after our room was named Datto/Natto (I can't remember his name, it should be something like that). He took very good care of us, but it must be his job, lol. He served food in the room, made the bed for us to sleep on, and also suggested places to soak in an onsen. The food was very good... We wrote a request that we didn't eat meat, so the accommodation prepared a huge crab dinner set for us (more than in the picture). Because it is served continuously, I can't finish it all 5555) Overall, it is good. I recommend it, but the price is a bit high, but it is worth it for the service and accommodation 👍🏻

It's a bit of a walk from the station, but the hot spring is right next door so I had no complaints about the location. I also liked that they offered a free drink.