Arima Grand Hotel

If you are taking a family trip to the hot springs with your children, including a visit to the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, why not try this hot spring inn, located about an hour's drive away and equipped with free parking? The open garden pool and BBQ will create plenty of summer memories. The natural hot springs have a variety of baths, both Kinsen and Ginsen, and there is also a private hot spring bath where the whole family can enjoy a relaxing bath with one of Arima's best views. This hotel offers a wide range of types and plans for both rooms and meals to suit your budget and preferences, making it a safe and comfortable place for families to stay.

The rooms with open-air baths vary in price depending on the room grade, and the lowest one costs 70,000 yen per person, but it is a room on the top floor with an excellent view, and the open-air bath is of course a Gin-yu hot spring. The meal is a carefully selected kaiseki course, cooked in the kitchen on the same floor and brought to the room while it is still hot. The food is as extravagant as possible, including Kobe beef fillet and sirloin steak, abalone, sea urchin, and other appetizers, as well as Akashi sea bream and live sashimi of tuna. The breakfast is so luxurious that it could be mistaken for dinner. The bath in the room is of course good, but the inn's observation large bath is on the same floor, so it is easy to get to. The bath has a spacious indoor bath (Ginsen) with Breathtaking view view below, an open-air bath where you can taste Kinsen and Ginsen, and a sauna is also attached. By the way, there is also a wonderful large bath in the basement. If you have time, I recommend going there. The indoor bath and open-air bath have a completely different atmosphere from those on the 9th floor.

There is a delicious Japanese restaurant nearby, and although you can use the inn's shuttle bus to Arima Onsen Station, it is less than 10 minutes on foot. The inn's baths are a large open-air bath on the 9th floor, a large public bath on the second basement floor, five private baths for a fee, and a hot spring facility called "Aqua Terrace" with five types of saunas, but usually the two large public baths are not enough. On the 9th floor, there is a spacious indoor Kinsen Ginsen an open-air bath where you can soak in Ginsen. The view is excellent. The night view is beautiful, and in the morning you can see the Rokko and Tamba mountain ranges. There is also a dry sauna, so it is good for tightening your stomach after overeating. There are large public baths for men and women on the second basement floor. You can enjoy "Kinsen" and "Ginsen" in the tasteful indoor bath and open-air bath. There is also a dry sauna here, and an open-air bath for women where you can soak in white ions.

If you are visiting Arima Onsen, how about the Arima Grand Hotel? This inn has a beautiful view and stands on a hill overlooking the town of Arima Onsen. It is also a resort hot spring with a full range of facilities on the premises, including a spa, hot spring, outdoor pool, and teahouse. In addition to Japanese-style rooms, the hotel offers Western-style rooms, Japanese and Western room, modern Japanese-Western rooms with open-air baths, and rooms with private gardens, so foreigners can also stay here in comfort. Depending on the meal plan, there is a diverse lineup of meals, including seasonal kaiseki, Japanese-Western kaiseki, sushi kaiseki, and Chinese order Buffet. You can enjoy Arima's famous hot springs, "Kinsen" and "Ginsen," in the large public bath, open-air bath, and the large observation bath on the top floor.

I recommend "Arima Grand Hotel." It is a high-class hotel with a Breathtaking view location from a hilltop. It draws on two hot springs, "Kinsen" and "Ginsen," and the large public bath and open-air bath are both very spacious. There is a plan where you can enjoy a special kaiseki meal in a room with an open-air bath at Ginsen.

Among them, Arima Grand Hotel is recommended because it has a great view and good food. The open-air bath has the highest view in Arima. It is also nice to relax in a private hot spring. Arima Onsen has good water quality, and the iron-rich Kin-no-Yu is a true hot spring. It is a famous hot spring in the mountains, so you may have been there, but if you want to relax and stay for two nights in a hot spring, Arima Onsen is the place to go.

This is one of the top luxury hotels in Arima Onsen, a high-end hot spring town in the Kansai region. The rooms are spacious, and the Japanese meals made with seasonal ingredients are just the right amount and feel very luxurious. The public bath, open-air bath, and sauna are all very large, and it's a magnificent experience to bathe while watching the sunrise. You can also get a panoramic view of the Arima townscape. This is a rare hotel that has both "Kinsen" (gold spring) and "Ginsen" (silver spring) waters, so you can enjoy both types of hot springs. If you mention that you are celebrating your 60th birthday (called "Kanreki" in Japan), you can receive various special services.

This is one of the most famous hotels in Arima Onsen. Take the Kobe Electric Railway to Arimaguchi and change trains there. Take the opposite platform and you'll arrive at Arima Onsen one stop away. The hotel will provide a shuttle from Arima Onsen Station. Since they wanted Breathtaking view, I recommended this open-air rooftop bath. There are also several soto-yu (public bathhouses) in Arima Onsen, and they are famous for their two types of spring water, Kinsen and Ginsen, which have different health benefits.