Arima Grand Hotel, Kobe

The hotel is situated in Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring towns, offering access to two distinct types of hot springs: 'kinsen' (gold spring) rich in iron and salt, and 'ginsen' (silver spring) known for its carbon dioxide content. Guests can enjoy a variety of bathing options, including private open-air baths with views of Mount Rokko and the Kino Yu public bath, designed for relaxation. The hotel's Aqua Terrace features a walking pool with underwater jets and five types of low-temperature saunas.

Culinary offerings at the hotel showcase the rich produce of Hyogo Prefecture, with seasonal ingredients highlighted in each dish. Breakfast options include a buffet with over 100 items and in-room dining plans featuring Japanese and Western fare. For dinner, guests can select from a customized kaiseki experience, tailored to suit varying palates, and enjoy freshly grilled dishes at the barbecue terrace during the summer season.

The hotel offers a diverse range of room types, including Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats and Western-style rooms, ideal for families and solo travelers. Notably, 19 room options come with open-air baths, enhancing the onsen experience. Bessho Yura rooms provide additional luxury with natural hot spring baths on the 2nd and 7th floors.

Guests experience the essence of Japanese hospitality, or omotenashi, rooted in the teachings of Sen no Rikyū, known for elevating the tea ceremony to a cultural art form. The hotel's location allows visitors to explore Arima's historical attractions, such as Kinsen Park and Onsenji Temple. Each stay reflects a deep appreciation for Japanese customs and culture, creating meaningful interactions throughout the hotel.

Arima Grand Hotel is conveniently located within a short distance from major cities in Western Japan, including Osaka and Kyoto, with numerous transportation options available. The hotel is easily accessible via bus or taxi from the nearby Arima Onsen Station. Guests can also take advantage of shuttle services to enhance their travel experience.

Location: One of the oldest hot spring towns in Japan

Wellness: Two types of spring water: 'kinsen' and 'ginsen'

Dining: Customized kaiseki and barbecue terrace

Accommodation: 19 rooms with open-air baths

Cultural Experience: Rooted in the teachings of Sen no Rikyū