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Arima Grand Hotel
Ryokan · Arima Onsen (Kobe, Hyogo)
Local Lens
Guests with tattoos can’t use the main communal baths; the hotel recommends booking a private bath instead. Some rooms have their own natural hot spring open-air bath.
At a glance
- Private bath
- Reservable
- In-room onsen
- Selected rooms
- Public bath
- Available
- Tattoo
- Private bath option
Quick facts
- Getting there
- Hotel shuttle from Arima Onsen Station, the bus stop and the ropeway station
- From Osaka
- About 60 minutes by express bus from Osaka Station.
- English booking
- Available
- Amenities
- In roomYukata, half-coat, toothbrush, shampoo and conditioner in the room.
- Check-in
- 14:30
- Check-out
- 11:00
- Dinner
- Available
- Breakfast
- AvailableKaiseki dinner; breakfast buffet.
Bath & onsen
- Natural hot spring
- Yes
- Public bath
- AvailableSeveral public baths, including kinsen (gold spring) baths and an open-air rock bath.
- Private bath
- Reservable · fee applies
- Private open-air bath
- Available
- In-room onsen
- Selected rooms
- In-room open-air bath
- Selected rooms
- Tattoo
- Not allowed in the public bath · Private bath option available
- Bath-only visit
- Available
- Lunch + bath plan
- Available
- Day visit
- Bath ticket from ¥4,000 (10:30–22:30, no reservation). Lunch + bath from ¥7,000, reserve by the day before.
Private baths cost from ¥2,200. One of them (Yubae) is not hot spring water. Day visitors can’t use the private baths.
Good to know
- Check-in and check-out times can vary by plan.
- The road up is steep — the hotel recommends its shuttle rather than walking.
Around this hotel
A few useful places nearby — chosen for distance, not just ratings.
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Quick biteButcher’s croquettes · Yumoto-zaka street, Arima Onsen
A butcher on Yumoto-zaka that sells croquettes to eat as you walk.
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Sweet treatTansan senbei (carbonated-spring wafers) · Central Arima Onsen
Makes Arima’s tansan senbei, thin wafers named after the town’s carbonated spring.
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Gelato · On the slope past Kin no Yu, Arima Onsen
Gelato shop on the slope past the Kin no Yu bathhouse.
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Facilities, fees and times can change. Check the official site before booking. Information checked 14 Oct 2026.