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Rising above Kobe, Mount Maya offers one of Japan's most breathtaking night views, famously known as the "Million Dollar Nightscape". Take the scenic cable car ride up the mountain, where panoramic vistas of Kobe Port and the city unfold before you. At the summit, Kikuseidai Observatory provides a perfect vantage point for photographers. As dusk falls, the city lights up like a jeweled tapestry, with Mount Rokko in the distance. Don't miss relaxing at a cozy café with a cup of Kobe's renowned coffee, savoring the magical transition from day to night.
Hotel Okura Kobe
Nestled in the Kobe Bay area, this hotel is perfect for both families and business travelers! Just a 700m walk to JR Motomachi Station, with attractions like Art & Deco and the Kobe Maritime Museum nearby. Rooms are equipped with international direct dial phones, umbrellas, and air conditioning, plus electric kettles and bottled water for a comfy stay. Traveling with kids? No worries! Enjoy kids' playground, childcare services, and children's meals, along with indoor pools and tennis courts. Unwind at the café or bar, or explore nearby delights like Kobe beef and seafood rice porridge—pure bliss!
ORIENTAL HOTEL
This family-friendly luxury hotel is perfect for your next getaway! Located in the heart of Kobe, just 5 minutes from Meriken Park and Kobe Harborland. With childcare services and kids' meals, parents can unwind at the fitness center or enjoy a drink at the bar. Rooms feature espresso machines, premium toiletries, free WiFi, and 42-inch TVs. Don’t miss the buffet breakfast or Italian cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Ideal for business travelers with meeting facilities. A 2024 award-winner with great value—book your stay now!
Hotel La Suite Kobe Harborland
This hotel is the perfect blend of business and leisure! Located in Kobe Bay, just 700m from JR Kobe Station, with attractions like Kobe Port Tower nearby. Rooms are equipped with international direct dial phones, LCD TVs, and 24-hour hot water, plus a spacious bathtub for ultimate relaxation. Don’t feel like going out? Enjoy a drink at the bar or in-room dining service. Craving local flavors? Famous Kobe beef restaurants are just a short walk away. Unwind with spa and massage services—ideal for business travelers and families alike!
ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe
This hotel is a landmark in Kobe! Nestled at the foot of Mount Rokko, its 37-story structure offers million-dollar panoramic views from the rooms. With direct access to the Shinkansen and subway at "Shin-Kobe Station," transportation is a breeze. Don’t miss the Executive Floors (30th to 32nd), featuring premium amenities and exclusive services, including the Executive Lounge. Perfect for both business and leisure, it boasts Chinese-friendly services, a fitness center, and spa treatments to unwind after a day of exploring.
Kobe Minato Onsen Ren
Craving an authentic Japanese onsen getaway? This downtown Kobe gem is just 5 minutes from Kobe Tower and Meriken Park! Unwind in the outdoor pool or sauna, or soak in your room's private hot tub with city views. With three restaurants serving local flavors and a insta-worthy poolside bar, every moment feels luxurious. Free WiFi and shuttle services make exploring effortless – your perfect blend of relaxation and adventure starts here!
Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel
Located in the Kobe Bay area, this hotel offers a prime location just 1000m from JR Kobe Station, making it easy to explore attractions like Meriken Park and Kobe Port Tower. The rooms are equipped with thoughtful amenities such as international direct dial phones and in-room safes for a comfortable stay. Dining options are diverse, with Chinese, Western, and Japanese restaurants to choose from, plus a bar for unwinding with friends. Leisure facilities include an indoor pool and sauna, perfect for relaxation. The executive lounge serves exquisite meals and drinks, from breakfast to late-night snacks, ensuring a delightful culinary experience.
Hotel Crown Palais Kobe
Kobe Motomachi Tokyu Rei Hotel
Hotel Monterey Kobe
Hotel Monte Hermana Kobe Amalie
Kobe Minato Onsen Ren - Adult Only
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kobe-Sannomiya Premier
Candeo Hotels Kobe Tor Road
Kobe Plaza Hotel
Kobe Sannomiya Union Hotel
Hotel Sui Kobe Sannomiya by Abest
Hotel Sunroute Sopra Kobe Annesso
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kobe Sannomiya
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Hotel Sunroute Sopra Kobe
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Mount Maya
The Kikuseidai Observatory offers a 180-degree panorama of Kobe's city lights blending with Osaka Bay. It's ranked among Japan's Top 3 Night Views alongside Nagasaki and Hakodate.
Take JR Tokaido Line to Sannomiya Station (40 mins), then transfer to bus No.18. The Maya Cable Car operates in two sections: the lower Hozan Cable and upper Maya Ropeway with 30-degree incline.
The Maya Nature Trail connects to Rokko Alpine Botanical Garden. Highlights include the Hachi-ishi (Bee Stone) viewpoint. Trail difficulty is moderate with some steep sections requiring proper hiking gear.
The Star Terrace complex has souvenir shops selling limited-edition night view chocolates. Free telescopes are provided, and the Tenku Café serves matcha desserts with panoramic windows.
Yes for rare snowy night views, but the ropeway may close during heavy snow. Daytime offers views of Awaji Island and Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. Thermal wear is essential as temperatures drop below freezing.
Possible with early start. Take the Rokko Cable Car first, then bus to Maya Station. The Rokko-Maya Sky Shuttle Bus operates limited services. Note that last descents are around 21:00 for both mountains.
Traveler Reviews
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Hotel Okura Kobe
Staying at Hotel Okura Kobe was an absolute delight. The hotel is just a short walk from Amerika-machi Park and the Kobe Maritime Museum—perfect for a morning or evening stroll with stunning views of the waterfront. My room had an incredible view, with the sea stretching out right before me; it felt like waking up in a postcard. The complimentary shuttle to Sannomiya is a huge plus, making city exploration effortless. Even if I wanted to stay in, there’s a 24-hour family mart on-site—convenient for late-night snacks or essentials. Everything about this stay was top-notch: comfort, location, service, and value. A truly memorable experience that I’d happily repeat.
ORIENTAL HOTEL
This trip to Kobe started with a simple goal—find a clean, comfortable place to rest. But Oriental Hotel completely exceeded my expectations, making the stay itself feel like part of the journey. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, there was an immediate sense of calm—tall ceilings, subtle elegance, and a quiet sophistication in the air. It’s not flashy, but it feels mature and deeply relaxing before you’ve even checked in. The room was immaculate—the carpet smelled fresh, the bedding was crisp and inviting, and the bathroom sparkled like it had just been opened for the first time. If cleanliness matters to you, this is a real win. Every little detail felt thoughtfully considered: the mattress offered just the right support, pillows were perfectly balanced, and even the towels and glassware had a premium feel. The view from the window? Directly onto Kobe Port. At night, it’s peaceful, quiet, and somehow comforting—like being gently wrapped by the city. Staff were warm, helpful, and never intrusive—check-in was smooth, and the bell staff moved with care and kindness. Location-wise, it’s perfect: close to the waterfront, shopping areas, and walking paths, yet the hotel remains serene and secure. You can stroll down to the port during the day, then return at night feeling like you've slipped into a quiet retreat within the city. Cleanliness, ambiance, service, and convenience—all executed flawlessly. This isn’t just a hotel; it’s a place that makes your trip better. If you’re looking for a refined, welcoming stay with genuine warmth, this is absolutely worth considering.
ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe
Staying at the ANA Crowne Plaza Kobe was a fantastic experience, especially thanks to its unbeatable location right next to the Shin-Kobe Subway Station. It’s just one stop away from central Sannomiya—only 210 yen by train, which is a bit pricier than what I’m used to back home, but totally worth it for the convenience. If you’re not in a rush, walking the 10–15 minutes into town is a great way to enjoy the local vibe and get a feel for the city. The best part? The cable car to Kobe's Himeji Herb Garden is literally right outside the hotel. I took the ride up and walked back down at my own pace—perfect for soaking in the views, enjoying the fresh air, and unwinding without a schedule. It’s such a unique touch that makes this hotel stand out. Highly recommend for travelers who value both comfort and easy access to nature and urban life.
Kobe Minato Onsen Ren
Staying here for two nights was an absolute delight! The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from Kobe Harbor and easily accessible by subway. The view of the city lights at night is breathtaking, especially from the room windows. The buffet dinner was fantastic—plenty of delicious options, and I loved that they offered unlimited servings of large crab legs. It’s also worth noting that the hotel isn’t crowded, so you get a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere throughout your stay. I noticed there’s a massage service available at a reasonable price, but unfortunately didn’t get a chance to try it this time. Still, everything else exceeded my expectations—great comfort, excellent service, and top-tier value. Definitely planning to come back!
Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel
This hotel is an absolute gem! The location is fantastic—free shuttle buses run from Kobe Sannomiya Station, making it super convenient whether you're arriving by train or exploring the city. Overlooking Kobe Harbor, the views are stunning, especially at night when the city lights sparkle across the water. I couldn’t get over how beautiful the skyline looked from my room. Breakfast was a highlight too—lots of variety with some unique Japanese touches like natto, specialty burgers, and a deliciously rich curry that I’ve never tried before. It’s rare to find such creative options in a hotel breakfast spread. Right next to the iconic Kobe Tower, it’s perfect for families who want to enjoy both sightseeing and comfort in one place. Clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed—the whole experience felt premium without feeling overpriced. Definitely worth staying here again!
Hotel Crown Palais Kobe
I booked a single room, but was pleasantly surprised to be upgraded to a spacious twin room upon arrival—definitely a nice bonus! The entire room was immaculately clean and incredibly comfortable. The TV was huge and the picture quality was excellent—perfect for relaxing with a movie late at night. I also appreciated the complimentary water service, especially since I arrived quite late. The front desk staff were incredibly kind and helpful, making my check-in experience smooth and welcoming. From start to finish, everything felt thoughtfully done. I’d absolutely stay here again—highly recommend for anyone visiting Kobe!
Kobe Motomachi Tokyu Rei Hotel
Staying at Kobe Motomachi Tokyu Rei Hotel was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from the old foreign settlement metro station, JR, Hankyu, and Hanshin lines, with bustling Motomachi shopping street right downstairs and Daimaru department store across the street. It’s perfect for dining, shopping, and strolling around, especially on weekends when the area buzzes with energy. Inside, the hotel offers all the essentials with a modern, clean feel. I loved that the front desk provides complimentary skincare items like toner and moisturizer—such a thoughtful touch! Plus, the eco-friendly cleaning policy lets you request housekeeping only when needed, which is ideal for travelers who value privacy and quiet time. No intrusive daily visits, just peace and comfort. A truly well-designed stay for those who want convenience without sacrificing personal space.
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.
Hotel Monte Hermana Kobe Amalie
Staying at Hotel Monte Hermana Kobe Amalie was an absolute delight—this place truly delivers on value and comfort. I booked a standard twin room (around 20 sqm), and honestly, it felt much larger than comparable rooms in other hotels. Minimalist decor with no clutter, and the window side is completely open space—perfect for spreading out two large 26-inch suitcases without any hassle. The location is fantastic: right next to Ikuta Shrine, so you get that peaceful, serene atmosphere just steps from your door. It's only a 5-minute walk to Sannomiya Station, making it super easy to head to Motomachi or the Marui shopping area in under 15 minutes. North of the city? No problem—Nagatacho and the famous foreigner district are just a short stroll away, ideal for catching up on local bakery stops. Plus, free coffee all day long—huge plus! The only thing to note is that weekend rates are a bit steep, but weekdays offer unbeatable value. If I’m back in Kobe and find a good deal, this will be my top pick again. Highly recommend!
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kobe-Sannomiya Premier
This was my second visit to Kobe, and I chose Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kobe-Sannomiya Premier this time instead of the older harbor-side hotel. The location couldn’t be better—just a short walk from Sannomiya Station, with shopping malls, restaurants, and local eateries all within easy reach. Public transport access is seamless, and everything you’d want for a day out is just steps away. Breakfast was decent—not overly elaborate, but offered a good mix of Japanese and Western options, with flavors that were fresh and satisfying. One thing that stood out (in a slightly confusing way) was the absence of boiled eggs, which is rare in Japanese hotels I’ve stayed at before. The laundry machine is a modern drum type with a sanitizing function, and it’s accessible via mobile payment—perfect for solo travelers or small groups. Even with only one machine available, there was no waiting. The bathroom features a great wet/dry separation setup, and I truly appreciated being able to soak in the tub each evening after a long day. That alone made the stay feel luxurious. Overall, the experience was excellent—clean, convenient, and thoughtfully designed. I’d definitely choose this hotel again on future trips to Kobe.
Candeo Hotels Kobe Tor Road
Located perfectly between Motomachi and Sannomiya, this hotel offers unbeatable convenience for exploring both areas—just a short walk from either destination. The front desk staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, making check-in smooth and stress-free. What truly stood out was the view from the room: expansive and beautifully framed, especially at sunset when the city lights began to glow. The ambiance is peaceful yet vibrant, creating a perfect balance. Everything about this stay felt thoughtfully designed—from the comfortable rooms to the thoughtful touches throughout. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s an experience. I’d absolutely recommend this gem to anyone visiting Kobe.
Kobe Plaza Hotel
Check-in was seamless, and the front desk staff were friendly and attentive—especially when they proactively arranged a room with a window for me. The space was more than adequate; my suitcase could be fully opened without any hassle. The two beds easily joined together, comfortably fitting two adults and one child. Daily housekeeping kept everything fresh and tidy. On the third floor, there’s a cozy lounge area with free self-serve drinks, coffee, snacks, and even complimentary ice cream—such a nice touch! The neighborhood is packed with trendy spots: just steps away are Hozan Ramen and Isuzu Bakery. In under 5 minutes, I was at Samba Cheese, Yellow, Caramel Pudding, Taoco Coffee, and Riki Bakery—all perfect for a quick Instagram stop. For day trips, JR trains right outside the hotel go straight to Shimagawa Marine Park and Maiko. It’s only a 10-minute walk to Sannomiya station, and about 18 minutes by subway to Kobe Airport. Super convenient for both exploring and commuting. I’ll definitely be staying here again on my next visit to Kobe!
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