Room Count: 10 Rooms
Arimasansoh Goshobessho
Kobe, Japan
Arimacho
10 Rooms
It’s tempting to think of Arimasansoh Goshobessho, a tranquil ten-room hotel in the foothills of the Rokko mountain range, as the Platonic ideal of the ryokan. After all, it’s a rural oasis from the nearby cities of Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto; it’s a small-scale property whose low-slung buildings are characterized by overhanging roofs and traditional Japanese...
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- Complimentary tea and cake on arrival
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Takigawa Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
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Sanso Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
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958 Arimacho, Kita-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, 651-1401, JPN
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Arimasansoh Goshobessho
Kobe, Japan
Arimacho
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t’s tempting to think of Arimasansoh Goshobessho, a tranquil ten-room hotel in the foothills of the Rokko mountain range, as the Platonic ideal of the ryokan. After all, it’s a rural oasis from the nearby cities of Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto; it’s a small-scale property whose low-slung buildings are characterized by overhanging roofs and traditional Japanese woodwork; it’s got the naturally fed hot springs and some fine locally sourced cuisine; there are stone paths to meander along and even a gurgling stream running through the property. If you’re looking for the sense of retreat, the peace and quiet that a ryokan offers, you needn’t look further.Some concessions are made, however, to travelers from outside of Japan: dinner is served in formal kaiseki style, but breakfast includes Western options as well. And the rooms, though traditional in their construction, are furnished with leather chairs and flat-screen televisions and Western-style beds with big feathery comforters.
And while you could easily spend the duration of a visit relaxing around the grounds of the property and detoxing at the spa, it’s just as tempting to go horseback riding in the mountains, take a chef-made bento box on a hike in the woods, or take the five-minute walk to the little town of Arima for a visit to the offbeat Toys and Automata Museum. Arimasansoh Goshobessho has taken some liberties with the formula for a rural Japanese inn, and the result is a less serious, more relaxed country hideaway.
How to get there: Arimasansoh Goshobessho offers complimentary shuttle service to/from Arima Onsen train station upon request.
Room Count: 10 Rooms
Villa Corvo de Ouro Tree House & Onsen
Only Club members can view insider rates
Takigawa Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
Only Club members can view insider rates
Sanso Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
Only Club members can view insider rates
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- EV Charging Station
- Room service
- Concierge
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Hotelist Club Benefits
- Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
- Complimentary tea and cake on arrival
- 15,000 JPY hotel credit per room, per stay (2 night minimum, valid towards incidentals)
- Complimentary guided art tour (30 minutes)
Join Hotelist Club to enjoy these benefits when you book with us.
Need to Know
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• Pets are not allowed.
Location
958 Arimacho, Kita-ku, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, 651-1401, JPN
Nearby
Overview
Villa Corvo de Ouro Tree House & Onsen
Takigawa Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
Sanso Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
The Story
It’s tempting to think of Arimasansoh Goshobessho, a tranquil ten-room hotel in the foothills of the Rokko mountain range, as the Platonic ideal of the ryokan. After all, it’s a rural oasis from the nearby cities of Kobe, Osaka and Kyoto; it’s a small-scale property whose low-slung buildings are characterized by overhanging roofs and traditional Japanese woodwork; it’s got the naturally fed hot springs and some fine locally sourced cuisine; there are stone paths to meander along and even a gurgling stream running through the property. If you’re looking for the sense of retreat, the peace and quiet that a ryokan offers, you needn’t look further.
Some concessions are made, however, to travelers from outside of Japan: dinner is served in formal kaiseki style, but breakfast includes Western options as well. And the rooms, though traditional in their construction, are furnished with leather chairs and flat-screen televisions and Western-style beds with big feathery comforters.
And while you could easily spend the duration of a visit relaxing around the grounds of the property and detoxing at the spa, it’s just as tempting to go horseback riding in the mountains, take a chef-made bento box on a hike in the woods, or take the five-minute walk to the little town of Arima for a visit to the offbeat Toys and Automata Museum. Arimasansoh Goshobessho has taken some liberties with the formula for a rural Japanese inn, and the result is a less serious, more relaxed country hideaway.
How to get there: Arimasansoh Goshobessho offers complimentary shuttle service to/from Arima Onsen train station upon request.
Some concessions are made, however, to travelers from outside of Japan: dinner is served in formal kaiseki style, but breakfast includes Western options as well. And the rooms, though traditional in their construction, are furnished with leather chairs and flat-screen televisions and Western-style beds with big feathery comforters.
And while you could easily spend the duration of a visit relaxing around the grounds of the property and detoxing at the spa, it’s just as tempting to go horseback riding in the mountains, take a chef-made bento box on a hike in the woods, or take the five-minute walk to the little town of Arima for a visit to the offbeat Toys and Automata Museum. Arimasansoh Goshobessho has taken some liberties with the formula for a rural Japanese inn, and the result is a less serious, more relaxed country hideaway.
How to get there: Arimasansoh Goshobessho offers complimentary shuttle service to/from Arima Onsen train station upon request.
Services & Amenities
- Parking
- Free wi-fi
- Spa
- Restaurant
- Bar
- EV Charging Station
- Room service
- Concierge
- Valet parking
- Sauna
- Free parking
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Adjoining rooms
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Designated smoking area
- Jacuzzi
- Hot spring bath
- Shuttle service
- Luggage storage
- Garden
- Air conditioning
- Golf nearby
Hotel Policy
Check in: 3:00 PM, Check Out 12:00 PM
• Pets are not allowed.
Villa Corvo de Ouro Tree House & Onsen
Bedding
This room is approximately 1076 ft²/100 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- bathtub
- bathtub/shower combo
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- minibar
- minifridge
- soaking tub
- sofa
- stand up shower
- steam sauna
- television
- terrace / balcony
- wake up service
Takigawa Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
Bedding
This room features 2 Double Beds and is approximately 1076 ft²/100 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- bathtub
- bathtub/shower combo
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- coffee/tea
- complimentary minibar
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- heated floor
- minifridge
- phones
- sofa
- stand up shower
- steam sauna
- tatami mats
- television
- terrace / balcony
- wake up service
Sanso Villa with Hot Spring Sauna
Bedding
This room features 2 Double Beds and is approximately 1076 ft²/100 m².
Amenities
- air conditioning
- bathtub
- bathtub/shower combo
- carpeted floor
- central heating
- desk
- hairdryer
- hardwood floor
- minibar
- minifridge
- sofa
- stand up shower
- steam sauna
- television
- terrace / balcony
- wake up service
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