Hot Springs Hotels in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

A very nice hotel. Our room was spacious enough for two people. The dinner was colorful and probably delicious, although it was difficult to appreciate due to our different taste preferences. The fish and steak were excellent. We only stayed at this place for one day, but it would take several days to fully experience and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of this place.

This is a relatively small hotel, and the hot springs are relatively small, but because there are few guests, I can almost bathe by myself. The waiters were professional and courteous, but not enthusiastic. When we left the hotel, there was no staff to see us off. We have been to many other hot spring hotels, and most of them are very welcoming. The only surprise is that there is all you can drink beer and coffee in the lobby at night.

The property is a little out of the way but you can arrange for the hotel to pick you up from where you are. The service here is good, staff are attentive and quick to assist. Upon arriving, the staff will greet you, bring you to your room and introduce the property. The facilities look old but it's clean and well maintained. The view from the balcony is very serene. Yukata was provided but Pyjamas is not provided, you can rent it for an additional charge. Meals are buffet style only.

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.

Pleasant stay with my husband, mum and auntie. It is a short walk to the main street and it gets pretty dark at night. Alternatively, just take the shuttle bus which departs every 30min in the evening, last bus out is 930pm. The hotel provides free onsen pass to the outside onsens. But u could also enjoy the onsen within the hotel, it's already really pretty. Breakfast spread is amazing I was so overwhelmed by by choices

The staff were helpful and friendly, although the do not speak much English. The cleanliness of room was good except that the cupboard doors and walls are quite stained and old. The shuttle service was very good with nice drivers. Facilities and amenities were very exclusive and good. So was the breakfast! Wish we had more time to explore their facilities. Overall a wonderful experience

I was assigned to a very dusty room. When I opened the room door, I smelled something unpleasant and stuffy. There was dust everywhere, on the lamps, on the wall in front of the bed, on the door to the terrace...so I had to clean the room by myself. I really wonder if the room was carefully cleaned before it was ready for use. The mattress looked like 20-year old and the bed sheet was outworn, making me doubt if the hotel was really built in 2017. It was the most expensive hotel I booked in Kobe - over 400 USD per night. It was not worth the money. Strongly recommend visitors not to select this hotel.

Awesome hotel!!! At first, I was worried that the double bed room, which was only a few dozen square meters, would be too small. As a result, I found it was very large. The 33-inch Rimowa large suitcase could be completely spread out. The scenery was also very beautiful. There were a lot of green trees and mountains in front of the balcony floor-to-ceiling window, and the spring was in sight! The Japanese service was very considerate, and the toiletries were all Pola high-end series. It was the first time I stayed in a high-end hotel that even provided toner, moisturizer, and hair care essential oil. I chose the Golden Bath for the private bath. It was on the top floor and overlooked the entire Arima Town, but it didn't feel as comfortable as the outdoor one. I will experience the outdoor one next time. The room was super clean! It was shockingly clean! The minibar was all free, and the breakfast was very rich and delicious when I chose the one-stay-one-meal plan!

The hot springs are good, there is indoor and outdoor onsen. The room is clean and there are many free things such as free ramen, free yakult, free ice cream and jelly in the room. Very satisfied and will want to come back again. Hotel is also beside one of the entrance to Chinatown

The hotel is about a 400-meter walking distance from JR Kinosaki Onsen Station. It is located in the center of Kinosaki Town. It is convenient to go to various hot spring tours and the Kinosaki Onsen Cable Car. You need to change your shoes and put on slippers in the hotel lobby, and you can also wear clogs when you leave the hotel. I arrived at the hotel at 11:30 that day. Although it was not check-in time, the staff had already arranged the rooms for all guests that day and moved my suitcase to the room first. When I officially checked in, an elderly lady introduced me to the use of the tatami room, how to wear a yukata, and what to pay attention to when taking a bath in the outdoor hot spring. The hotel also has a hot spring bathing area on the 1st floor. Overall, it was a good experience of traditional Japanese hot spring culture.