KAMENOI HOTEL ARIMA

Hyogo-ken Kobe-shi Kita-ku Arima-cho 1617-1

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Japan Sankoizumi Arima Onsen "Kinsen" hot spring hotel

■ Nearby information We recommend the million-dollar night view from the top of Mt. Rokko and sightseeing spots surrounded by nature. ■About the facility In order to make your stay comfortable, we have prepared various facilities such as a shop and table tennis. ■ About guest rooms We are proud of the coziness, such as a Western-style room with a bright atmosphere based on white. All rooms are non-smoking and equipped with free Wi-Fi. Children aged 0~2 years old will be charged 1,500 yen (1,650 yen including tax) if they only share a bed. For other children, please contact us. ■ About meals Breakfast and dinner are served at the on-site restaurant. Dinner will be served as a multi-course meal and breakfast will be served as a buffet. As a free service limited to hotel guests, we offer "Hell Tour Night Crying Tantanmen" from 21 o'clock. ■ Precautions For any other facilities or services, please visit the hotel's official website or contact the hotel directly.

Rooms

Cancel for free up to 1 day before check in (JST)
1/3
Standard Twin (No Bath) (dinner and breakfast included)
2 - 3
2 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
2200 ~

Common Equipments

  • Public bath
  • Hot spring bath
  • Parking
  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Elevator

Services

  • Free pickup service

Amenities

  • Body shampoo
  • Shampoo
  • Hair conditioner
  • Toothbrush
  • Shaver
  • Towels
  • Slippers

Languages Spoken

  • Japanese

Access Information

Address

Hyogo-ken Kobe-shi Kita-ku Arima-cho 1617-1

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Access

About 5 minutes by car from Arima Onsen Station, about 20 minutes on foot

Number

078-904-0951

Attention

  • *Depending on the reservation circumstances, there is a possibility that the reservation may be declined.
  • *When you make a reservation, there may be cases that the actual rooms may look different from the ones shown in the photos.
  • *Hotel information is subject to change. For accurate details, please check the official website of the hotel.

  • Parking

  • Public bath

  • Wi-Fi

  • Restaurant

Check-in / out

Check-in
：
15:00 - 18:00
Check-out
：
10:00
Stories with this property
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A Lodging Enjoying the 'Golden Spring' of Japan's Three Ancient Springs
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Stayed in July, 2024
Arima Onsen is conveniently accessible by a direct airport bus from Itami Airport! The Kame-no-I Hotel Arima includes breakfast and dinner, so while sightseeing, you can enjoy comfortable time at the inn until check-out. To my delight, the hot spring and meals were delightful! Haha. The breakfast buffet was lively with many guests (a lot of kids were there, which might have contributed to the lively atmosphere). Haha.
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Accommodation Experience: Kame no I Hotel Arima
アキノリ
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Stayed in December, 2023
I came to Kame no I Hotel Arima located in Kobe City, Kita Ward this time through HafH. You might not be familiar with Kita Ward, but Arima Onsen is famous. Originally, it was Kanpo no Yado Arima, but in 2022, Kanpo no Yado was rebranded to Kame no I Hotel, and this hotel was reborn as Kame no I Hotel Arima at that time. It's a hot spring hotel where you can enjoy the flowing "gold spring" that was loved by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. If you're going to access by public transportation, you can take the Kobe Electric Railway to Arima Onsen station and then take a taxi for 5 minutes. If walking, it's about 20 minutes. Since the hotel is located at the foot of the mountain, I recommend going by rental car if possible. The parking lot has a total of 94 spaces, and guests can use it for free. Entering from the hotel entrance, it has the atmosphere of a hot spring inn from the Showa bubble period. There are some renovations here and there, but the basic structure is likely still that of Kanpo no Yado. Kanpo no Yado Arima opened on April 1, 1972, so it has been over 50 years. While the latest hotels are nice, there’s somehow a sense of calm in these retro hot spring inns. It feels like a time slip back to the Showa era. I stayed before the year-end rush, so it was relatively empty, but there were still many foreign travelers. Also, it seems that the number of HafH coins fluctuates quite a bit depending on the busy and off-peak seasons. The type of room I stayed in was a standard twin (no bath) with dinner and breakfast included. The room was slightly spacious and did not have a bath. There were no indirect lighting options, just a single ceiling light, giving it a Showa-era feel. As expected in a hot spring inn, there were also tea sweets provided. It’s a shame that I couldn't take pictures of the hot spring, but the "gold spring" of Arima Onsen indeed has great water quality. With a hotter temperature setting, I felt warmed from the core of my body. Dinner was a Japanese cuisine course. I didn’t know the type of course, but it seemed standard? It wasn’t particularly luxurious, but I enjoyed it very much. Also, around 10:00 PM, there was the hotel’s famous free service called “Hell Tour Late-Night Dan Dan Noodles.” It is quite a popular service, and many guests came to eat it. I think the charm of Kame no I Hotel Arima is definitely the “hot spring.” If you’re someone who has been considering visiting Arima Onsen, I highly recommend that you visit at least once.