Shintetsu Rokko Station × Accommodation With Multiple Night Stay PlanRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring resorts and counted among the three most famous onsen in Japan. During the Meiji era, when Kobe opened its port to foreign trade, many foreigners visited Arima Onsen. They also visited the renowned autumn foliage spot "Kiyomizu-dera," which later became a foreigner-exclusive hotel called "Kiyomizu Hotel." The lush green grounds of "Arima Sanso Goshobessho" still retain the sacred atmosphere of that time. Goshobessho was established by Shirobei Kanai XV, the current head of "Tosen Goshobo," Arima Onsen's oldest accommodation. All 10 suite rooms at Goshobessho are detached and feature private onsen baths and low-temperature saunas known as "Thermal Rooms." One of these suites even includes the world's first treehouse-style open-air bath.

Approximately 20 minutes by car from Kobe-Sannomiya, our location is ideal for a stopover during a drive through Mount Rokko. We are also within a 30-minute drive to Arima Onsen and Kobe-Sanda Premium Outlets. We offer a variety of Rooms, including ones filled with the warmth of wood like a lodge, Rooms adorned with sparkling stained glass, and maisonette-style Rooms that create an extraordinary atmosphere. Our Rooms equipped with advanced video and audio systems feature a wide selection of complimentary movies, allowing you to enjoy them as a mini-theater or party Room. Nestled in a quiet and secluded location, we promise a luxurious and high-quality stay with meticulously designed spaces and heartfelt hospitality from our staff, ensuring a warm and relaxing experience.

Located near the famous autumn foliage spot "Zuibōji Park," this Property offers Western-style twin-bedded rooms and a wireless LAN environment. It also features an Onsen Facility with the radon hot spring "Ginsen," popular among women. Refresh both body and mind with the radon hot spring, believed to enhance natural healing abilities.

At the end of the Edo period, Arima Onsen was so bustling that it was known as "Arima Senken." In addition to "Bō," which were temple lodgings, there were also self-catering accommodations called "Koyado" attached to each temple lodging. Most of these had shops selling souvenirs, brushes, bamboo crafts, and other items on the first floor, with the upper floors serving as Koyado. Traces of this structure can still be seen today. Our Property also operates a café on the first floor. As a No Meals Included Property, you can enjoy a quiet and peaceful stay. Please relax in your Room according to your needs.

A museum Hotel that opened within the Arima Toy Museum, offering a unique play destination under the concept of "ALGO (something new, fun, and good experiences)." The concept is: "Travel is the ultimate play that connects people." The Arima Toy Museum, showcasing over 4,000 toys from around the world, is truly a space filled with playfulness. The guest rooms of HOTEL ALGO are located beyond a path surrounded by numerous toys. The guest rooms are designed with the theme of ateliers of toy creators associated with the Arima Toy Museum. Inside, you can catch a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes of toy creation, with design sketches, works, and tools actually used by the creators displayed on the desks. Additionally, the rooms feature a spacious raised area where guests can enjoy board games, creating a playful space within the room. From the rooms, you can overlook the main street of the Onsen town, allowing you to enjoy the charm of the Onsen atmosphere and an extraordinary experience.