Arima Onsen

Arima Onsen is conveniently located just 30 minutes
by train or car from Sannomiya or Shin-Kobe,
40 minutes by highway bus from Osaka Station or Kyoto Station, and 40 minutes by taxi
from Itami Airport or Kobe Airport.
Arima Onsen is one of the three most famous
hot springs in Japan, and is a great place to
spend a relaxing time.

Sightseeing spots around
Arima Grand Hotel

There are various sightseeing spots and
experience zones near Arima Grand Hotel.
Enjoy a relaxing holiday in the Kansai region
by spending some time at Arima Onsen.

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Nankinmachi

Nankinmachi is a vibrant Chinatown known for its lively atmosphere and delicious street food. Packed with colorful shops, restaurants, and food stalls, it offers a taste of Chinese culture with a Japanese twist. Visitors can enjoy authentic dim sum, unique souvenirs, and festive events.

Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum

The Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum, located in Kobe, Japan, is a unique museum dedicated to the rich history and craftsmanship of Japanese carpentry. It showcases traditional tools, techniques, and wooden architecture through interactive exhibits and beautifully crafted displays.

Rokko Snow Park

Rokko Snow Park, located on Mount Rokko near Kobe, Japan, is a family-friendly destination for winter fun. It offers skiing, snowboarding, and sledding, making it perfect for beginners and children. The ski area provides rental equipment and lessons, so visitors of all skill levels can enjoy the snow.

Sakuramasamune

Sakuramasamune is a historic sake brewery located in the Nada Gogo area, Japan's premier sake-producing region. With a legacy dating back to 1625, it offers a unique glimpse into traditional sake brewing. Visitors can tour the brewery, enjoy sake tastings, and learn about the craftsmanship. The on-site museum and restaurant provide an immersive cultural experience.

Maiko Park

Maiko Park is a scenic coastal park in Kobe, Japan that offers great views of the famous Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. The park features relaxing green spaces, a historic teahouse, and walking paths along the waterfront.

Himeji Castle

Himeji Castle, also known as the "White Heron Castle," is one of Japan's most stunning and iconic landmarks. With over 400 years of history, it showcases traditional Japanese architecture and advanced defensive design from the feudal era. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s a must-see destination for anyone interested in Japanese culture and history.

Our baths

Our facilities offer various amenities, including
an open-air bath with a view of Mount Rokko.
There are two separate large communal baths
for men and women, and private baths are
available on reservation. There’s also a relaxation facility called “Aqua Terrace”, where you can wear swimsuits and enjoy features like a walking pool, sauna, fireplace-equipped lounge, among others.

Public Bath

Private Baths

Guests with tattoos are not allowed to use
the main communal baths. We recommend booking
a private bath if you wish to bathe.
Please note that under local regulations
in Hyogo Prefecture, private baths cannot
be used for day trips.

Cuisine

Located in the center of Hyogo Prefecture,
Arima allows you to enjoy the region's abundant bounty, from seafood to mountain produce
and even Kobe beef.

Kobe Beef

“Kobe beef" refers to a designation given to a specific type of wagyu beef that meets registered criteria set by Kobe Beef Marketing & Distribution Promotion Association. It comes from a particular breed of Japanese wagyu beef - Tajima-gyu, a strain of wagyu cattle that meets strict standards to earn the title of Kobe beef.

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Sake

Nadagogo is one of Japan's leading sake-producing areas, blessed with a unique combination of natural bounty: pure, mineral-rich water from Mt. Rokko, the finest rice varieties, and the expertise of generations of brewers. The sake produced here is known for its rich, yet clean flavor, which pairs beautifully with Japanese cuisine. Japan's "traditional sake brewing" has been registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.