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Hotels with Kitchen Near Egeyama Park
Guesthouse Kobe Nadeshikoya
Hotel Shasha Resort - Adults Only
Kobe Guesthouse Maya
Guesthouse Kobe Yamatomusubi
Hostel Ini Kobe & Brun Donut Cafe
Hostel Nakamura Kobe
Hostel Yume-Nomad Kobe
Hostel Anchorage
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Egeyama Park
Kobe Harborview Marriott Hotel is ideal for panoramic views of Mount Kōyō Park and the city skyline. Located just a 5-minute walk from the park entrance, it features floor-to-ceiling windows in all rooms, offering unobstructed vistas of the park’s seasonal blooms and the illuminated harbor at night. HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures access to exclusive room upgrades and early check-in benefits.
Yes, Matsukaze Tea House, nestled along the park’s southern trail, serves traditional matcha desserts and light Japanese meals in a serene garden setting. Nearby, Coastal Grill BBQ House offers premium Kobe beef and charcoal-grilled dishes—just a 7-minute walk away. Both are perfect for post-walk dining with scenic views and kid-friendly menus. Reserve through HopeGoo for priority seating.
The Kobe Harborview Marriott Hotel provides seamless access to downtown Kobe: just 10 minutes by car to Sannomiya Station, or take the Kobe Municipal Subway to Kitaguchi or Nankō Port. The park connects directly to Kobe Port Tower and Meriken Park via scenic walking paths. Use the HopeGoo app to plan your day with integrated transit maps and real-time updates.
The rooftop terrace of Kobe Harborview Marriott Hotel offers the most breathtaking night view of Mount Kōyō Park and the glowing Kobe Harbor. During festivals, the park’s illuminated pathways and floral displays create a magical backdrop. The hotel also offers guided night photography tours and a rooftop lounge with curated drinks—book through HopeGoo for an exclusive experience.
Kobe Forest Stay is a boutique ryokan-style inn located just 300 meters from the park, surrounded by native trees and a gentle stream. Each room features tatami mats, private garden courtyards, and meditation spaces. Guests can enjoy tea ceremonies and mindfulness workshops. Reserve via HopeGoo for complimentary breakfast and airport shuttle service.
The Cherry Blossom Corridor and Stone Stairway Viewing Deck within Mount Kōyō Park are prime photo locations—spring brings pink petals cascading over stone paths, while autumn paints the area in golden hues. Near the north exit, Kobe Literature Garden Plaza features contemporary sculptures and glass art installations ideal for artistic shots. Download the HopeGoo Photography Guide for optimal timing and angles.
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Egeyama Park
Guesthouse Kobe Nadeshikoya
Staying at Guesthouse Kobe Nadeshikoya was an absolute delight. Nestled right in the heart of Chinatown, it’s just a short walk from the subway station—super convenient for exploring the city. The guesthouse itself is quiet, spotlessly clean, and thoughtfully decorated with a charming aesthetic that makes you feel instantly at home. When I checked in, they were playing music from a local band performing that day—such a nice touch! The staff also recommended a nearby restaurant, which turned out to be delicious and authentic. A fantastic experience overall, highly recommend for anyone visiting Kobe.
Kobe Guesthouse Maya
Staying at Kobe Guesthouse Maya was an absolute delight. The location is incredibly convenient—just one stop from Sannomiya, making it super easy to explore the city by train. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, even offering to help carry my luggage up to the room—such a thoughtful touch! The overall atmosphere is calm and cozy, with a peaceful environment that makes you feel instantly at home. It’s the perfect blend of comfort and charm. I’d highly recommend this guesthouse to anyone visiting Kobe—it’s a hidden gem with excellent value for money!
Guesthouse Kobe Yamatomusubi
Staying at this guesthouse felt like a warm, personal experience. The staff includes a friendly Taiwanese team member, so language barriers weren’t an issue—communication was smooth and welcoming. With only a few rooms—two dorms (separate for men and women) and two private singles—it’s cozy and intimate. I arrived on a quiet day, so the atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing. Common areas are small but well-equipped and functional. Located on a hillside, it’s best accessed by bus; while train or Shinkansen stations require a short uphill walk, the convenience is worth it—the guesthouse faces a 24-hour convenience store, perfect for late-night snacks or essentials. On my second morning, a cheerful staff member even taught me how to make onigiri during breakfast. The handmade rice balls were delicious and fresh, adding a sweet, memorable touch to my stay. This place truly stands out for its charm, hospitality, and attention to detail. A gem in Kobe—I’d absolutely come back.
Hostel Ini Kobe & Brun Donut Cafe
The room was spotless, quiet, and warmly decorated—perfect for a relaxing stay. The common area and kitchen were spacious and inviting, making it easy to unwind, chat with fellow travelers, or just enjoy some quiet time with a book. The owner is incredibly kind and speaks fluent Chinese, Japanese, and English, which made communication smooth and welcoming. Location-wise, it’s super convenient—just a short walk from the subway and close to everything worth seeing in Kobe. Great value for money, friendly vibe, and an overall fantastic experience. Definitely recommend this hostel if you're looking for comfort, charm, and a home-away-from-home feel.
Hostel Nakamura Kobe
Hostel Nakamura Kobe is incredibly convenient, just a 10-minute walk from Kobe Station. However, if you're arriving with a JR Mini Pass, make sure not to get off at Kobe Station—instead, alight one stop earlier at Shin-Kobe Station and walk about 30 minutes to San-no-miya Station to transfer. This is important for travelers planning to check in luggage early. I personally chose this hostel because my next day’s plans were heading to Himeji and Okayama, so coming directly from Kobe Station made perfect sense. The hostel itself stands out with its unique and creative design—full of character and charm. It’s not just a place to sleep; it feels like staying in a well-curated urban retreat. Highly recommend for travelers who appreciate personality-packed accommodations with great location.
Hostel Yume-Nomad Kobe
Got lucky with an early booking and couldn’t be happier with the stay! The room was spotless, compact but thoughtfully designed—perfect for a comfortable night’s rest. What stood out most was the seamless connection to the in-house café; all the basic amenities were there, and cooking your own meals was a breeze. Three days in Kobe felt so much more relaxed compared to the busier cities like Kyoto or Nara. Sharing stories and meals with fellow travelers from all over the world added a unique, personal touch to the experience. Great value, welcoming vibe, and an authentic hostel atmosphere—I’d definitely come back.
Hostel Anchorage
Stayed at Hostel Anchorage in Kobe and was really impressed! The dorm bed was clean and tidy, and having a personal lockable cabinet made storing my belongings super convenient. One small note—when I pulled the curtain closed, it got a bit warm inside, but that’s just a minor detail. What stood out most was the location: right in the heart of a lively neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, shops, and street food options. It’s also just a short walk or quick subway ride to Sannomiya, making transit super easy. Great value for money and a fantastic base for exploring Kobe. Definitely planning to come back.
BRENZA HOTEL KOBE
Staying at BRENZA HOTEL KOBE was a great experience overall. The location is fantastic—just a 5-minute walk from Sannomiya Station, making it super convenient for exploring Kobe and nearby areas. While the room is on the smaller side and didn’t give much room to spread out luggage, cleanliness was top-notch. Everything felt fresh, well-maintained, and thoughtfully arranged. The bed was comfortable, and despite the compact size, the space was used efficiently. For travelers who value convenience, hygiene, and a quiet, cozy stay in a central spot, this hotel delivers excellent value. I’d definitely book again when visiting Kobe.
HOTEL DORMY INN KOBE MOTOMACHI HOT SPRINGS
I’m giving a genuine shoutout to Hotel Dormy Inn Kobe Motomachi Hot Springs — I’ll definitely be coming back! The room is compact, with a small bed and bathroom, but it’s actually more spacious than some of the hotels I’ve stayed in Osaka. Even my 29-inch suitcase fits easily when opened. What truly makes this place stand out is the on-site natural hot spring — absolutely heavenly. We visited the bath every single day, and it was the perfect way to unwind after exploring the city. Free perks like ice cream, coffee, Yakult, massage chairs, and fresh ramen are such a nice surprise. There’s also a microwave next to the coffee machine, so you can heat up snacks from nearby convenience stores — super convenient! The location is fantastic too — just a short walk from both the Motomachi and Kobe Station (JR), and only one stop from Sannomiya. It’s incredibly easy to get around. Just seeing the hotel’s photos brings back all the happy memories of my last trip to Kobe. This is a place I’d happily return to again and again.
The Royal Park Canvas - Kobe Sannomiya
Located just a 10-minute walk from Kobe Sannomiya Station, this hotel offers unbeatable convenience—direct airport shuttle access to Kansai or Itami Airport makes travel effortless. Right across the street is a Don Quijote, so grabbing snacks, essentials, or souvenirs is super easy. Kobe itself is small and very walkable; in the evening, I strolled over to Amerika-mura Park for stunning sea views and then popped into Daimaru Department Store for some casual shopping—perfect for a relaxed night out. Inside the hotel, there’s a water dispenser at reception, and staff happily provide free bottled water and face masks—small touches that make a big difference. The self-check-in and check-out kiosks are a real time-saver, especially if you’re on a tight schedule. The room is compact, so it feels a bit snug with three guests, but considering the location, service, and overall value, it’s still a great choice. Highly recommend for travelers who prioritize convenience and comfort.
Kobe Kitano Hotel
Staying at Kobe Kitano Hotel was an absolute delight! The breakfast spread was generous and delicious—my kids loved it, and even I couldn’t resist the fresh pastries and local specialties. The location is perfect: just a 20-minute walk to Kitano Foreigners' Quarter and the waterfront, making it ideal for exploring the area without needing a car or taxi. The hotel itself feels modern and well-maintained, with clean, thoughtfully designed rooms and great amenities. Everything from the friendly staff to the quiet atmosphere made our stay comfortable and memorable. If you're looking for a cozy, convenient base in Kobe with a touch of charm, this is definitely a top choice. Highly recommend!
Hotel Monterey Kobe
Hotel Monterey Kobe is a truly exceptional stay in the heart of Kobe, just a 700-meter walk from the station—perfect for exploring the city on foot. Despite being located in a lively commercial area, the rooms are remarkably quiet at night, making it easy to get a restful sleep. The hotel is incredibly close to top attractions like Shukkeien Garden and Kitano-chō, both within walking distance. The room itself is spacious—easily fits two large suitcases with room to spare—and the bed is wonderfully comfortable. One highlight was the complimentary access to the sauna facilities, which added a real touch of luxury. This is definitely a place I’d return to on my next visit to Kobe. Excellent value, great location, and a wonderful overall experience.
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