Nestled on the slopes of Mount Rokkō, overlooking the Taki River, this traditional hot spring inn offers a serene escape.
Savor delicious meals at the sleek restaurant with traditional short-legged tables and stunning forest views.
Enjoy spacious villas with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and balconies, some offering breathtaking river views.
Nestled amidst serene gardens and overlooking a flowing stream, the inn provides a tranquil escape.
Immerse yourself in the history of Arima Onsen, one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious hot spring resort areas.
Relax and rejuvenate in the gender-segregated communal bathhouse with both indoor and outdoor hot spring pools.
Discover nearby attractions like Yoshitaka Shrine, Zuihoji Park, Gokuraku-ji Temple, and Nenbutsuji Temple.
While the inn is considered a luxury property, guests consistently praise the exceptional value for the quality of service and amenities.
The inn's peaceful ambiance is ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Experience a hidden sanctuary with echoes of ancient Arima Kiyomizu-dera Temple, known for its panoramic maple leaf view.
The staff's hospitality is consistently praised, with guests describing it as warm, attentive, and truly memorable.
Experience the legacy of hospitality at Arima Sanso Gosho Bessho, a revival of the historic Kiyomizu Hotel.
Guests rave about the exquisite cuisine, featuring creative French-inspired dishes with a Japanese twist.
A hidden sanctuary with echoes of ancient “Arima Kiyomizu-dera Temple“, long loved for its panoramic maple leaf view Arima Sanso Gosho Bessho is nestled in the small town “Arima Onsen”, which is the oldest and one of the three most prestigious hot-spring resort areas in Japan. During the early Meiji period (1868 – 1912), when Japan opened the country to foreign trade and diplomatic relations and allowed foreign settlements in Kobe, Arima Onsen was the first hot-spring resort area frequented by foreign visitors, and Arima Kiyomizu-dera Temple was very much visited for its panoramic maple leaf view. Later, the Temple became the “Kiyomizu Hotel” which exclusively hosted foreign visitors. During that period, strange odds wanted that the statue of the thousand-armed Kannon, which was long enshrined in the Kiyomizu-dera Temple, be handed to the Kanai family who managed the historical Inn “Arima Tocen Goshoboh”, and who preserved the statue until nowadays. The Kiyomizu hotel was forgotten for a while until that Kanai Shirobe (the 15th) and some of his friends decided to revive that symbolic place into what it is today “Arima Sanso Gosho Bessho”.
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No, Arimasansoh Goshobessho doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Arimasansoh Goshobessho doesn’t allow pets.
No, Arimasansoh Goshobessho doesn’t provide parking.
Arimasansoh Goshobessho is located in Kita Arimacho 958, 651-1401, Kobe, Japan.
Arimasansoh Goshobessho Nearby attractions include Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Station, Umeda Station, Dotonbori, International Airport Kansai, Shinsaibashi Station, Kobe Sannomiya Station, Minato Osaka.
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