Hotels in Arima Onsen Hotspring, Kobe

The hotel is located in the heart of Arima Onsen, just a one-minute walk from the bus terminal. The entrance faces Kinyu Onsen (Golden Hot Spring), and Ginyu Onsen (Silver Hot Spring) is nearby. Our room is on the third floor of the Toy Museum, with a restaurant on the second floor, and a shopping district nearby. The room was spacious, well-equipped, clean, and comfortable, and the staff were extremely professional. We happened to arrive during Kinyu Onsen's renovation and closure, but thankfully the manager kindly gave us tickets to Ginyu Onsen and arranged for us to enjoy Kinyu's hot spring bath at a nearby hotel at a very low price, fulfilling our wishes for both Kinyu and Ginyu – a truly worthwhile trip! A fellow Chinese female staff member even personally took us to the station to buy our train tickets to Osaka in advance. Out of gratitude, we give it a super five-star review and highly recommend it!

The overall stay experience of the travel cage is good, the drinks and alcohol options provided are very many, sincere, but it will be a little pity for passengers who do not drink, in fact, they can't finish drinking. The small snacks prepared in the room are delicious, the quality is obvious, and a whole box of strawberries is also included, which is a surprise plus. The dinner performance was very good, the food was delicious, the ingredients were exquisite, and the overall level was impressive. It was a highlight of this stay. There is an exclusive hot spring in the room, the privacy is very good, it is very convenient to soak at any time, but the bath itself is not large, it is more suitable for relaxation rather than long-term soaking. In addition, there is no public bath here. If you like a large bath or want to change the experience of a different soup pool, this needs to be considered in advance. Overall, there is a preference for enjoying the accommodation in the room and the quiet atmosphere.

The room is large, with Western beds and tatami mats. It is very suitable for a family or a gathering of friends🎈. The room has a dining room. No more than five people can eat in the room. It is very convenient. The private bath is very convenient. The public bath is large and has gold Gintang is very close to the town and the transportation is very convenient. The breakfast and dinner are super good👍The ingredients are fresh and the cooking is careful👍The drinks in the small refrigerator in the room are free, and the coffee and tea are very good👍Highly recommended

Take the bus from Hachijo, Kyoto, and the check-in place is not far from where you get off. The room can only be checked in at 4 o'clock and checked out at 12 o'clock. You don't need to go to the counter to check out, just make a phone call. We stayed in a 3-story building. We lived on the second floor. There was a phone at the door. You didn't need to dial. You picked up the phone and the front desk answered. The house was very clean. Traditional Japanese architecture. There are also beautiful yukatas. The place is on the hot spring street.

A heartwarming and thoughtful mountain hotel experience. This hotel stay completely exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, I felt a deep sense of genuine hospitality – there was a dedicated shuttle service directly from the station to the hotel, saving me the hassle of dragging my luggage around. The next day, I planned to explore the hot spring town at the foot of the mountain. The hotel proactively offered to store my luggage and deliver it to the station at the bottom of the mountain at the agreed time, completely freeing up my hands. The food was surprisingly delicious, with fresh ingredients and thoughtful pairings. The room was clean and comfortable, meticulously cleaned daily, and the common areas were also spotless. The service throughout was attentive yet unobtrusive. From the shuttle arrangements to the luggage storage, everything was efficient and heartwarming. It's truly perfect for travelers planning a hot spring trip. I'll definitely choose this place again on my next visit.

Superb housing location, check-in and check-out service is great, house hygiene is generally OK, but some places are a bit yellow, basically no facilities at all, but 100 points of location can accept everything

Very enjoyable stay at Koki, the inn is nicely renovated, clean and well maintained. The location is convenient, as its walking distance to the town shopping and dinning area. The staff are extraordinarily kind and helpful. The main onsen area is nice with two kinds of onsen the Gold & Silver springs. The best part is the private onsen, one of them is open-air bath. The yummy free coffee and drink bar is a bonus.

Not a bad experience. The hotel provides free round-trip transfer service, but you can only contact the hotel from 1430 on the day of arrival. Dinner is kaiseki cuisine, mainly fish dishes, and you need to walk to the sister hotel nearby (1-2 minutes away) to enjoy it. Breakfast is a set meal and you need to stay in the hotel to eat. The open-air hot spring included in the room is very good and the hygiene level is satisfactory. Other details (including seasonal menus) can be viewed in advance on the hotel's official website.

I booked this place at the last minute as we wanted to extend our stay in Arima Onsen by one night and most hotels were fully-booked. I searched on *********** but couldn't find any suitable accomodation so thought to try Trip.com. This hotel came up only on this site and I was delighted to find it. At first I was concerned by the lack of reviews, but all the reviews were good and the room looked ideal for a family of four; 2 western beds and 2 tatami beds, with spacious living area and separate bathroom and toilet. It was really great value for money. The size of the room was very generous, and the facilities were great. We made use of the Onsen baths and the table tennis room during our stay. None of the staff spoke english but this wasn't an issue as they were all adept at using google translate. The location is also fine - it is situated between the town and the ropeway, so it is easy walking distance to each, which was very useful since they dont offer any shuttle service. All in all I would reccomend it for a short stay in Arima onsen as it is really good value for money.

It was raining, and I had to drag my luggage from the subway station to the mountain. I was half dead, but it turned out to be a Japanese farmhouse. You can't be cheap! The Silver Bath was under renovation, and I was given a ticket to the Golden Bath. In short, it was very ordinary; the room was on the second floor and it took a lot of effort to move the luggage. The proprietress didn't communicate more than 4 sentences throughout the whole process, and she was not enthusiastic, very ordinary