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Sanda City offers a setting reminiscent of a Tuscan-style guesthouse nestled among rolling hills.

Welcome to ANA Holiday Inn Kobe Sanda.The Sanda area offers a peaceful natural setting with convenient access to the city.Surrounded by lush greenery, you can relax and unwind away from the bustle of everyday life. With multiple golf courses nearby, it is also ideal for golf-focused stays. Kobe-Sanda Premium Outlets—one of the largest outlet malls in western Japan—is also close by, offering great shopping.Enjoy a comfortable Hotel stay tailored to every occasion, whether for business, sightseeing, or a refreshing weekend getaway.Our Hotel was rebranded from The Celecton Premier Kobe Sanda Hotel on April 27, 2026. We sincerely appreciate your continued patronage.

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Hotel Route-Inn Kobe Sanda - In front of Shin-Sanda Station - Opening in September 2026!

A 1-minute walk from Shin-Sanda Station on the JR Fukuchiyama Line, and about a 12-minute drive from the Kobe-Sanda IC. Conveniently located for both car and train travel.Enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast, paid parking, and a large public bath with artificial Onsen (Komeiseki).On the upper floors, we offer Comfort Rooms with an enhanced selection of amenities.We look forward to welcoming you as a base for business or sightseeing.

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About a 10-minute drive from Arimaguchi IC. A hot spring area where you can enjoy Arima Onsen’s “Ginsen,” one of Japan’s oldest springs.

Is this Arima? Tatami flooring in the public bath & All-Inclusive. From arrival, enjoy 7 complimentary services including drinks and Chinese rice dumplings! Such a property exists! Visit the reborn Zuihouen.

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A quiet accommodation nestled in the alleys of Arima, offering a stay without meals.

In the heart of Arima Onsen, tucked away in a back alley where the sounds of geisha's shamisen can be heard, lies a small Property. During the late Edo period, Arima Onsen was bustling with "small inns" that had shops selling souvenirs, brushes, and bamboo crafts on the first floor and accommodations for travelers on the second floor. It was said to be so lively that it was known as "Arima Senken." Experience a unique journey reminiscent of those times at our charming small Property.

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