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Kobe Guesthouse Maya
T and K Hostel Kobe Sannomiya East
Guest House MAYA - Hostel
Guesthouse Kobe Yamatomusubi
Family Lodge Hatagoya Kobe Suma
Escale Kobe
V Hotel (Adult Only)
Hotel Eldia Luxury Kobe (Adult Only)
Kobe Sannomiya R2 Hostel
Green Hill Hotel Urban
Hotel Eldia Modern Kobe(Adult Only)
Hostel Ini Kobe & Brun Donut Cafe
Kobe Kitanozaka Hotel
HOTEL LiVEMAX KOBESANNOMIYA
Hotel de Maya
Kobe Kua House
Tabist Hotel Please Kobe
Hyogo Kyosai Kaikan
リベラル 神户三宮男塾ホテルグループ
Kitagami Hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Migration Museum
Kobe Port Tower Hotel is a top choice near the Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center, offering panoramic views of Kobe Harbor and a 5-minute walk to the center. The hotel blends Japanese and Western design, with 24-hour concierge service ideal for travelers planning international relocation. Nearby attractions like Himeji Castle and Shin-Kobe Station provide easy access to cultural sites and transportation hubs, making it perfect for both business and leisure visitors.
The most convenient option is taking the Kobe Municipal Subway to Sannomiya Station, just an 8-minute ride from the Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center. From there, transfer to Hankyu Railway or JR Lines for quick access to central Kobe. Additionally, a dedicated shuttle bus runs daily between the center and Kobe Station and Rinku Park, enhancing connectivity. Use the ICOCA card for seamless, contactless transit payments across all networks.
Near the Kobe Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center, visitors can join international cultural workshops featuring Japanese language classes, immigration guidance, and cross-cultural family discussions. The annual Kobe International Festival showcases global cuisines, music, and art performances every summer. Nearby, Motomachi Shopping Street offers authentic experiences such as kimono try-ons and tea ceremony lessons, providing immersive insight into Japan’s welcoming and diverse cultural heritage.
Yes, the Kobe Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center provides free guided tours every Saturday morning, led by bilingual staff who cover Japan’s immigration policy evolution, cross-border family support systems, and international collaboration projects. After the tour, visitors can join a cultural exchange tea ceremony to connect with residents from around the world. Reservations are required via the official website, with a cap of 30 participants per session to ensure an intimate and enriching experience.
The Kobe Rinku Park adjacent to the Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center features a children’s museum, interactive theater, and water playground—perfect for family outings. The scenic coastal promenade offers walking paths with harbor views and distant glimpses of Mount Rokkō. Just a 10-minute drive away, the Kobe Maritime Museum provides engaging, hands-on exhibits on marine science and history, ideal for educational and fun-filled family adventures.
Yes, the Kobe Harbor Light Square outside the Overseas Migration and Cultural Exchange Center is a prime photo spot, blending modern architecture with stunning harbor views—especially breathtaking at sunset when golden light reflects on the water. Nearby, the Kobe Red Brick Warehouses preserve Meiji-era industrial charm, with red brick facades and wooden beams creating a striking contrast perfect for capturing international-style photography.
Traveler Reviews
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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!
T and K Hostel Kobe Sannomiya East
I booked a female dorm room for four people but ended up having the whole space to myself—what a great deal! The bed is futon-style with a thin foam layer and a comfortable mattress, perfect for a good night's sleep. Upon check-in, I was handed a fresh white sheet, which added to the clean and welcoming vibe. The room comes with a full-length mirror, a small rack for luggage and personal items, and there’s also a secure locker available near the staff area if you need extra safety for valuables. Located on the second floor next to the shared kitchen, the room is quiet enough despite occasional background noise from guests cooking or working on their laptops—nothing too distracting. The kitchen is well-equipped with pans and basic seasonings, so you can make instant noodles or even do light cooking. There’s also a sink and toilet right nearby, plus hairdryers provided and a bidet-equipped toilet for added comfort. Shower facilities are on the basement level (B1F), which means you have to pass by the staff room each time—slightly inconvenient but not a major issue. Nearby is a utility room where you can wash and dry clothes, though I’m not sure if there’s a fee involved. There’s also another kitchen and TV lounge area for relaxing or socializing. Towels, bathrobes, and disposable razors are available for rent—very thoughtful touches. Overall, this place is ideal if you're just looking for a clean, affordable spot to rest, freshen up, and recharge. It’s only a 5-minute walk from Oishi Station, and there’s a peaceful little river nearby—perfect for a quiet stroll after exploring the city. Great value, friendly atmosphere, and excellent location.
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.
Escale Kobe
Staying at esukaru Kobe was an absolute delight! The staff went above and beyond—despite check-in not being until afternoon, they kindly allowed us to check in early when we arrived midday. They even offered luggage storage, which made our day so much easier. The room itself was immaculate, spotlessly clean with a perfect balance of modern design and comfort. The bed was incredibly cozy, and I slept like a baby. What truly stood out was the peaceful atmosphere—the area is so quiet at night, making it feel like a serene retreat right in the heart of Kobe. It’s also super convenient for exploring the city, just a short train ride away. For the quality, location, and service, this place offers unbeatable value. I’ll definitely be back!
V Hotel (Adult Only)
This is my second visit to this place, and I can confidently say it exceeded my expectations again! The hot spring bath was absolutely delightful—spacious, relaxing, and perfect for unwinding. What impressed me most was how affordable the weekend rates are, making it an incredible value for such a serene and adult-only retreat. The ambiance is peaceful and intimate, ideal for those seeking a quiet escape. I’ll definitely be back—this spot has already earned a permanent place on my travel list.
Hotel Eldia Luxury Kobe (Adult Only)
Staying at Hotel Eldia Luxury Kobe was an absolute delight from start to finish. The breakfast was exceptional—fresh, delicious, and delivered right to my door, which was incredibly convenient. I loved the complimentary in-room entertainment and the free drinks and snacks available in the lobby area. The spacious rooms were a real highlight—big, clean, and well-designed, offering excellent value for the price. The hotel also features shared lounge areas outside the rooms, perfect for relaxing or unwinding after a long day exploring Kobe. Being adult-only made the atmosphere peaceful and enjoyable. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully curated, and the service was attentive without being intrusive. If you're looking for a quiet, comfortable, and stylish retreat in Kobe with great amenities and unbeatable value, this is the place to book.
Green Hill Hotel Urban
Staying solo, and honestly, the price is unbeatable—no complaints at all. The bed and pillow are basic but definitely functional for a good night's sleep; comfort wasn’t the goal here, just a solid place to rest. Walking distance to Sannomiya Station makes getting around super easy, and there’s a bus stop right outside—just one stop to reach Sannomiya. What really stood out? The staff speaks Chinese! They went above and beyond: printed me the airport bus schedule, even helped arrange a taxi at the end. Such thoughtful service from a hotel at this price point—it’s rare and genuinely appreciated. Would absolutely stay here again.
Hotel Eldia Modern Kobe(Adult Only)
Staying at Hotel Eldia Modern Kobe was an absolute delight. The room was spacious, modern, and impeccably clean—everything you’d want in a comfortable retreat. The bed was incredibly cozy, and the soundproofing made for a peaceful night’s sleep. I especially appreciated the thoughtful touches throughout the room. Breakfast was a highlight—fresh, delicious, and offered a great mix of Japanese and Western options. Location-wise, it’s super convenient: just a short metro ride to central Kobe, with plenty of dining and shopping nearby. As an adult-only property, the atmosphere is quiet and relaxing, perfect for unwinding. It’s a fantastic value for such a high-quality stay. I’ll definitely be back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a serene, well-designed getaway in Kobe.
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.
Kobe Kua House
Staying at Kobe Kua House was a great experience overall. The location is super convenient—just a short walk from the subway station, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The room was clean, stylish, and very comfortable, especially the bed, which made for a restful night’s sleep. The only minor downside was the hot spring—it didn’t feel as clean as I’d hoped, so I only used it once. Still, with everything else going well, the value for money is excellent. Definitely planning to return next time.
Tabist Hotel Please Kobe
Staying at Tabist Hotel Please Kobe was a fantastic experience overall. The room had been renovated and felt spacious and bright, with excellent natural lighting—perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. What stood out most was the affordable price point; it offered great value without compromising on comfort. Even though some facilities showed signs of age, cleanliness was impressive—everything from the bathroom to the bedding was spotless and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to help. Located just a short subway ride from central Kobe, it’s ideal for travelers who want easy access to attractions like the Kobe Port Tower and Nankinmachi. I’d definitely stay here again on my next visit to Kobe. A solid choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking comfort and convenience.
Hyogo Kyosai Kaikan
Staying at Hyogo Kyosai Kaikan was a pleasant experience overall. The free breakfast and complimentary parking were incredibly convenient, especially when traveling by car—saving me both time and money. The location is also very central, making it easy to get around by public transit. One small downside: the restroom is shared rather than private within the room, which would have been more comfortable. That said, it’s a minor point in an otherwise well-balanced stay. With good value for money and a solid location, I’d definitely consider returning on my next visit to Kobe.
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