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Gosho Spring is Kobe’s hidden natural gem—a crystal-clear fountain bubbling up from rock crevices, its gentle trickle like music from nature’s own orchestra. Walk the mossy path, surprise a deer grazing nearby, and feel as if you’ve stepped into a Studio Ghibli dream. This isn’t a tourist spot—it’s where you truly listen to the earth breathing.
Arimasansoh Goshobessho
Looking for a relaxing getaway in Kobe, Japan? This luxury hot spring villa is the perfect choice! Enjoy natural hot springs and spa facilities, along with a dedicated kids' play area and children's meals for the little ones. Rooms feature heated floors and private balconies, plus free WiFi for your convenience. Nearby Arima Onsen and Mount Rokko are just a 15-minute drive away, and the hotel offers airport transfers and self-parking. Whether it's a family vacation or a romantic retreat, this place has everything you need!
Arima Onsen Tocen Goshobo
Looking for a luxurious Japanese ryokan experience? This is the perfect choice! Nestled in Arima Town, Kobe, it’s just a 15-minute walk to Zuihoji Park and Tsuzumi Waterfall, surrounded by stunning scenery. Enjoy full-service spa treatments to unwind completely. The rooms are equipped with 45-inch LCD TVs, mini-bars, and free WiFi, offering both comfort and convenience. Dine at Sanbo Kan Restaurant for exquisite Japanese cuisine or opt for in-room dining. With thoughtful amenities like shuttle service and valet parking, your stay will be effortless. Whether for family trips or business travel, this place has it all!
Hotel Hanakoyado
Tabiyu Abrigo
Arima Koyado Uraku
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Gosho Hot Spring Source
Stay at Kobe Harbor Tower Hotel, just a 15-minute drive from Gokoku Spring, offering spacious family rooms and kid-friendly amenities. The hotel boasts panoramic views of Kobe Port, with an on-site hot spring bath perfect for unwinding after exploring the serene springs. Located near Sannomiya Station, it provides easy access to other attractions like Kitano Foreigners' Residential District and Rokko Mountain.
Unique experiences include early morning walks along the natural trails surrounding Gokoku Spring, immersing in traditional Japanese tranquility, and evening visits to the annual "Gokoku Spring Illumination Festival," where ancient stone walls and flowing streams glow under soft lantern light.
Beyond Gokoku Spring itself, visit the Kobe City Museum and Kobe Foreign Settlement Area. The museum houses extensive historical artifacts, especially those related to Kobe’s opening as a port during the Meiji era, while the Foreign Settlement features preserved Western-style buildings like the former British Consulate—ideal for enjoying authentic afternoon tea.
Must-try experiences include participating in the springtime "Gokoku Spring Blessing Festival," where visitors hang paper cranes and wooden prayer plaques at the spring. Nearby, Ikuta Shrine is a popular photo spot, with its vibrant red torii gates contrasting beautifully against autumn foliage.
Travel tip: Take the Kobe Municipal Subway to Sannomiya Station, then transfer to a bus bound for "Gokoku Spring Mae"—a convenient 20-minute journey with scenic views along the way.
From Gokoku Spring, take a Kobe Municipal Bus from the "Gokoku Spring Mae" stop to Sannomiya Station (about 15 minutes), then transfer to subway or streetcar for major destinations. It takes only 30 minutes to reach Kitano Foreigners' Residential District, and just 20 minutes to Kobe Harbor Tower and Kobe Bridge.
Recommended transit options include the Kobe Pass or ICOCA card, which allow unlimited rides on city buses and subways, saving both time and money. For a more scenic experience, rent an electric bicycle and ride along the Kobe Port Greenway, enjoying coastal views and historic architecture.
Pro tip: Join the evening Kobe Night View Guided Bus Tour, departing near Gokoku Spring, which winds through harbor areas and mountain viewpoints, offering stunning vistas of the city lights and distant Awaji Island under the night sky.
Traveler Reviews
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Arimasansoh Goshobessho
This place is absolutely stunning! I highly recommend it, even though it's on the pricier side—worth every penny. The staff are exceptional, greeting you like a VIP and seeing you off with the same warmth. The dinner was an incredible nine-course meal, each dish beautifully prepared and bursting with flavor. We stayed in a private villa with our own onsen, which was perfect for unwinding in total privacy. Everything was spotless, thoughtfully arranged, and had all the amenities we needed. The surrounding nature is breathtaking—serene, lush, and peaceful. It’s clear this property cares deeply about guest experience. If you’re looking for a luxurious, authentic Japanese retreat, this is it. A must-visit for anyone wanting a truly memorable getaway.
Arima Onsen Tocen Goshobo
Staying at Arima Onsen Tocen Goshobo in Kobe was an absolute highlight of my trip. The room was clean, spacious, and had a serene atmosphere perfect for unwinding. The hot spring baths were exceptional—especially the private outdoor onsen where I could soak under the stars in complete tranquility. The kaiseki dinner was a true culinary delight: beautifully presented, fresh ingredients, and thoughtful flavor combinations. Location-wise, it's very convenient—after arriving at the station, I called the hotel and they arranged a pickup with no hassle. A small note: some rooms are on higher floors, so if you're traveling with elderly family members, be mindful of the stairs. However, the staff went above and beyond—they were incredibly helpful, even assisting with luggage and offering warm smiles throughout. Overall, this was a memorable stay with outstanding value. I’d definitely come back.
Hotel Hanakoyado
Staying at Hotel Hanakoyado in Kobe was an absolute delight. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the train station and surrounded by great restaurants and shops. I had a lot of luggage, but the staff kindly arranged a shuttle to the nearby bus stop, which made my arrival so much easier. The on-site hot spring baths are a real highlight—two private tubs available anytime, plus access to the public bath at the sister hotel for even more relaxation. It’s such a thoughtful touch that adds real value to the experience. Clean, welcoming, and incredibly convenient. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Kobe—it truly delivers on comfort and hospitality.
Tabiyu Abrigo
Staying at Tabiyu Abrigo in Kobe was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right next to the Hankyu Bus terminus, making it super convenient to get around the city. The room was spacious and immaculately clean, offering a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Even though check-in is in a separate building, it’s just a short walk away, and they actually carry your luggage up to your room—such a thoughtful touch! This little detail made the whole experience so much smoother. With excellent service, a great location, and top-notch cleanliness, this place is a real gem. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
Arima Koyado Uraku
Check-in was at a cozy café nearby, and the staff kindly guided me to my accommodation—super convenient. The location is just a short walk from Arima Onsen, making it effortless to head straight to the hot springs. Upon arrival, I was pleasantly surprised to find a bathrobe provided in the room—such a thoughtful touch that added to the relaxing vibe. The entire stay was exceptional, with attention to detail and comfort throughout. If I ever return to Arima, this will be my first choice again. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful, well-located retreat with genuine hospitality.
Arima Onsen Motoyu Kosenkaku
Staying at Arima Onsen Motoyu Kosenkaku was an absolute delight. The moment I stepped into the property, I felt like I had entered a quiet, timeless retreat. Located just a short distance from Kobe, it's easily accessible by public transport, and once you're on the grounds, the peaceful atmosphere truly sets in. The traditional Japanese design of the inn is beautifully maintained—wooden beams, tatami floors, and subtle lighting create a serene vibe. My room was spacious, cozy, and perfectly appointed with all the essentials. What made this stay unforgettable was the natural hot spring bath. The onsen water is crystal clear, rich in minerals, and so soothing that every muscle relaxed instantly. I especially loved walking through the surrounding bamboo groves and listening to the gentle sound of flowing water nearby—it felt like being in a hidden garden. The kaiseki dinner was exquisite—fresh ingredients, artistic presentation, and thoughtful flavor balance. Breakfast was equally impressive, with local delicacies that gave a true taste of the region. The staff were attentive without being intrusive, making the whole experience feel personal and warm. This isn't just a hotel—it’s a calming escape from the everyday. I’d highly recommend it for anyone seeking authenticity, tranquility, and a genuine connection with nature and tradition.
Arima Onsen Taketoritei Maruyama
Staying at Taketoritei Maruyama Onsen in Arima was an absolute delight. The property is immaculately maintained—no signs of aging at all—and the traditional Japanese design creates a serene, authentic atmosphere. I felt instantly relaxed upon arrival. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service. They even offered complimentary shuttle service to and from the town center, and it’s easy to call for a pickup back to the hotel. While the outdoor onsen is popular and tends to fill up fast, the indoor baths are much easier to book and just as enjoyable. Breakfast was a highlight—huge variety, fresh ingredients, and delicious local flavors. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated. This place truly delivers on comfort, hospitality, and value. I’d definitely come back without hesitation.
Hotel Morgenrot
Staying at Hotel Morgenrot was an absolute delight, especially because of its unbeatable location right next to the Gin-You Onsen entrance—just a quick step outside and you're already soaking in the hot springs. The temple of Gekoku-ji is literally within 100 meters, making it super easy to take a peaceful morning walk or explore some local history. While the bathroom is on the smaller side, it's spotlessly clean and functional. The overall vibe of the place is cozy and authentic, with a real sense of Japanese simplicity and warmth. For the price, this hotel offers incredible value—perfect for travelers who want a quiet, genuine ryokan experience without the hassle of long commutes. I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in Kobe.
Zuihoen
We stayed at Zuihoen in Kobe with my 74-year-old mom and our 10-year-old daughter. The suite was spacious—definitely more than just a standard room—but it felt like three rooms were squeezed together, which made the layout a bit unusual. Still, we were very happy with the size and comfort. The bathroom stood out—the fixtures were high-end and so relaxing after a long day of exploring. While the price wasn’t cheap (over ¥100,000 for the suite), considering the location, service, and overall quality, it felt worth every yen. We only found availability through this platform, which made it even more special. A memorable stay with a great balance of comfort and value—definitely planning to return.
Arima Onsen Koki
Staying at Arima Onsen Koki was an absolute delight! The moment I walked in, the cleanliness and attention to detail were immediately apparent. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service—always smiling, always helpful. But the real highlight? The hot springs. The natural onsen water is pure and soothing, perfect for unwinding after a long day. I especially loved soaking in the evening with views of the surrounding mountains—truly peaceful and rejuvenating. Located just minutes from Kobe’s city center via train, it’s easy to explore local restaurants, shops, and attractions without sacrificing tranquility. This place offers incredible value for such a high-quality experience. I’ll definitely be back.
Arimaonsen Musubi-No-Koyado En - Hostel
I had a great stay at Arimaonsen Musubi-No-Koyado En - Hostel! The room was clean, comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to make our visit enjoyable. However, I did encounter a minor issue with the booking platform—there was an address discrepancy that led me to the wrong hotel location. After several trips back and forth with luggage, I finally found the correct entrance at the information center. It definitely wasted some time, so if you're booking through a third-party site, I’d recommend double-checking the address or contacting the hostel directly before arrival. Despite this hiccup, the overall experience was excellent. The atmosphere is cozy, the location is convenient, and the value for money is outstanding. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Kobe!
Arima Onsen Hyoe Koyokaku Kobe
Staying at Arima Onsen Hyoe Koyokaku in Kobe was an absolute delight. I booked a traditional Japanese-style room, and it was spacious and cozy with efficient heating—perfect for the chilly weather. The bathroom featured a smart dry-wet separation, and cleanliness was excellent throughout. The onsen experience? A solid 10/10. The outdoor baths are separated by gender, set in a peaceful, serene environment with plenty of lounge space to relax before or after soaking. They even provide complimentary towels, hair dryers, and toiletries—no need to pack extra stuff. Staff were incredibly attentive and warm-hearted. Since we traveled with our young child, the restaurant team went above and beyond—offering kid-friendly utensils and a welcoming atmosphere that made mealtime stress-free. Every detail felt thoughtfully designed. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a true retreat. Highly recommend for anyone seeking comfort, authenticity, and genuine hospitality in a beautiful onsen setting.
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