Maple Arima

There is a parking lot for self-driving convenience. The hot spring is nice. There is no shower room in the guest room, so you have to go to the hot spring to bathe.

It is a very cost-effective hotel in the surrounding area. I basically stay here every time I come. It is clean and tidy, the service is good, and the transportation is convenient. There is nothing to fault at this price. There is a hot spring.

I stayed at this hotel for one night on a holiday while sightseeing in Arima Onsen, with breakfast and dinner included. I will write about my experience and impressions from each perspective. ・About customer service When entering and leaving the building, the staff opened the door to welcome and see me off, which I felt was a pleasant response. The explanation from the front desk staff at check-in was also polite and good. ・About the hot springs Although there is only an indoor bath and no open-air bath, the large bath is very spacious and features various types of bathtubs and saunas. There are not many people, so you can take your time bathing. In particular, the "lying bath" was warm and I was able to stretch my whole body and soak in it, which felt very good. I was also happy to see a drink bar and massage chairs when I got out of the bath. The hot springs are only "Ginsen", but you can get a ticket for free use of Kin-no-yu at the front desk, so please do. ・About the room I stayed in a Western-style room on the 5th floor, a Suikae twin room of about 24 square meters. I had no problems with the size or cleanliness of the room and was comfortable. Personally, I was disappointed that the bed was single size? So it was a little narrow, the blankets were not nice to the touch, and the temperature control of the air conditioner. The air conditioner was not remote-controlled and could not be operated in the dark, so it was difficult to adjust the temperature. - About dinner I ate at the venue and had the Waraku course (Japanese black beef teppanyaki). The staff were very friendly and the drink selection was plentiful. As someone who should refrain from drinking alcohol, I was especially happy to be able to drink non-alcoholic cocktails. You can also order additional dishes such as croquettes and fried chicken. Each dish was delicious, but the overall volume of the course meal was a little small, which was disappointing. - About breakfast The venue was the same as dinner. We had hot springs*, grilled fish, tofu, salad, and other dishes that are unique to breakfast. In particular, the "Yuzu-ka Kinoko Miso" was delicious as a side dish for rice. Overall, the volume of the breakfast was fine. - Others Since it is a distance to walk from the station or bus stop, a shuttle is also available. The shop in the building is open until 10pm and you can buy souvenirs and drinks. There are no convenience stores nearby, so if you need anything else, we recommend that you buy it in advance. Overall: Although there were some minor disappointments, I think it was good that I was able to enjoy the hot springs and food at a reasonable price. Thank you for all your help, even though it was a short time.

I took advantage of the day trip hot spring plan, which included lunch (hanakagozen) and drinks. The food was not too much, not too little, just the right amount for a woman over 60, and each item was delicious. As for the drink, I received a vinegar drink with fruit in it, but it had frozen dragon fruit in it, and you had to melt it before drinking it, which was unusual for me and very delicious. Plenty of quantity. The hot spring didn't have an open-air bath, the sauna could only accommodate 3 people, and there was no cold water bath, so it wasn't trendy at the moment, but it had all the amenities and there was a lounge where you could drink free juice and tea. Yes, it was very nice. All the employees were kind and pleasant, and most of all, I felt relieved.