Hotels With Spa in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

The room was a bit small and the facilities were a bit old, but they were well-maintained. The hotel offers frequent shuttle bus services to Himeji Station. Free parking is available for guests who drive. The breakfast selection was quite good.

Our family of nine, including three sisters, stayed here. We booked separate rooms but were able to stay on the same floor. The dinner and breakfast buffets had lots of vegetables and were very delicious. There was no clutter, so we were able to enjoy our meals at our own pace. The night pool was a big hit with the kids! We'd like to go again next year.

The room has a beautiful environment and the location is convenient. Shumoto Onsen is the first choice. However, the transportation fee on Awaji Island is very expensive. A self-driving trip is almost a thousand Hong Kong dollars in transportation bridge fees. You can consider other places, but it is based on the hotel. It is really worth it very good

- close proximity to train station and bus stop from Kobe. - very spacious room. Enjoyed lounging on the sofa to enjoy the balcony. - dinner was sufficient but not luxurious. The steamed crab rice filled us up. - breakfast had great variety. I enjoyed the mushroom dish best. Unfortunately they did not replenish the handmade tofu for us to try. - staff was professional.

The hotel lobby is quite grand, with old-school five-star configuration. It is normal that the rooms are a little old because the hotel is quite old. Overall, the service level is still relatively high compared to the five-star hotels such as Furama newly renovated in China 20 years ago. The rooms are spacious and soundproofed. I also received two instant noodles as gifts when I checked in on Women's Day (^.^)

The hotel's shower facilities were excellent. Its location is right next to Nanjing Street, an 8-minute walk from Kobe's waterfront, and a 5-minute walk from Sannomiya Station, which offers access to various transportation options. However, the breakfast was quite mediocre, both in terms of variety and quality.

The room was clean overall and service was quite good. But my stay at the hotel ended on a low note. On my check-out day I decided to have breakfast at the hotel restaurant on the 2nd floor. The menu included a ”Continental Breakfast” (at 2000 yen), for which I could choose between toast/croissant/danish, different juices, and coffee or tea. I assumed that the above choices are breakfast items with options, and expected a normal ”Continental Breakfast” which usually includes an egg, bacon/sausage/ham, and some potato fries etc. It turns out that this continental breakfast includes *only* 3 pieces of toasted bread (they later gave me 2 additional pieces because the original 3 were too burned), along with juice and coffee, charging me 2000 yen just for these. I felt this is a rip-off even for a hotel breakfast, and misleading.

Good price with a nice view. View of the bridge during the day is breathtaking. The new wing’s rooms are a lot nicer. Not much service. No one helps you with luggage when you arrive. And staff don’t look too helpful or happy. The hotel is near outlet and easy drive to Kobe city centre. Breakfast is good with a lot of bread variety. You need to bring your room towel to public bath. For this price I wouldn’t mind staying there again.

First time staying at a Dormy hotel inn and super impressed with the level of hospitality for the price! 1. Public onsen and sauna are available on the top floor. Gender segregated with both indoor and outdoor (rotenburo) sections and the usual amenities. Only the sauna is closed overnight, the onsen remains open. Washing machine and dryer are available on 12F too. The washing machine is free, the dryer is not. 2. Free refreshment once you're done with your onsen. Ice cream at night and probiotic drink in the morning. 3. Free serving of ramen (yonakisoba) at night from 21:30-23:00. Head over to the restaurant at 2F. 4. Breakfast buffet is available and it was honestly quite decent for the price. Would stay at Dormy again if I return to Japan 😊

Like the quaint yet very elaborate ryokan style of living. The onsen may not be as big and fancy as in noboribetsu but it is still comfortable. I subscribed to their dinner and breakfast which was pretty good. I definitely live the wooden bathtub in my room. They have shuttle services to and from Arima Onsen region. The only complain I have is the weak wifi.