Hotels near Hiraike in Kato

I like the bath very much. I was able to do it slowly. The morning Viking was also very good and very good I will use it again.

It was the second use this time, but it was very clean and beautiful as in the previous time. I would like to use it with my wife and two people next time.

I stayed in a single room, but it was wide 々 and it was comfortable. Although the bathroom was a unit bus, it was comfortable and the distance from the toilet was kept, and both were easy to use. Also, the view of the river scenery from the room to the hotel is good. The food was delicious and the freshly fried oysters for dinner were very good. I was glad that the front desk staff remembered that I came a year ago when I checked in. It's a very nice hotel, so I always want to specify this place when I come to Nishiwaki.

The hotel area is the largest hotel near the Jr. I stayed in. Although the hotel's hot spring is small, it is very comfortable. Very close to the train station, and there are plenty of breakfast options downstairs.

Very convenient and comfortable. Clean and nice room

I've been worried about it for a long time, so I chose to stay here to visit Kobe. It is a short walk from Himeji Station and Sanyo Himeji Station. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants around. The hotel is also beautiful. Apart from the bath and toilet, the air conditioner is sufficient. It is the quality of Daiwa Roynet Hotel. Personally, it is negative that the window does not open, but it is unavoidable because of the structure of the hotel. On the contrary, if it opens, it is dangerous because it is along the street. The front desk was told in advance that breakfast would be crowded, but the curry and oden were delicious. I will go again.

The room is very spacious even in Japan, and it has a wide view and a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery. What makes me happiest is the sizzling black wagyu on the 17th floor. I eat there every day. The freshly made sushi is also very delicious, and the breakfast on the first floor is also very rich. All in all, this is the best hotel experience in Japan this time. You can see the hotel right after exiting the subway station, surrounded by a large shopping mall, and even saw a high school student wind band performance. It is a bit far from the center of Kobe, but for people like me who are not interested in bustling cities It would be nice to be away from the hustle and bustle

clean friendly staff location is good will recommend to my friends

We had a wonderful 1 night stay a few months ago before tourism opened back up. Highly recommend this place for people who are into more private, chill time. Loved the concept of this ryokan because instead of shared baths there were numerous choices of private baths throughout the property! Each needed to be booked in advance for a 45 minute session. They had an online reservation system but I think it was only in Japanese (my husband's native language) so I can't comment on that. Our room was fantastic; modern and huge, but still had charm. I think we were in Suite 13 which had its own private bath which you could open up the huge windows to a nice tranquil view of greenery. I liked that the entry had a super long hallway which helped with any noise (so quiet!). Personal touches such as selecting a complimentary gift (small drawstring bag) and fruit tray was noticed and appreciated. They were also very helpful to find us a restaurant to eat dinner at on a Sunday night (since we opted to not have the course dinner) - it was a delightful local meal ran by a married couple! I wish I remembered the name but it was izakaya home cooking style and so delicious. The breakfast on property was AWESOME. I opted to get the Western Style and my husband the Japanese. Such presentation and variety and a perfect start to our day. We would definitely be back to visit this place. They made us feel very welcome and relaxed! Arigatou gozaimasu *bow*

JR Himeji Station, walk south for a while and you'll be there. There is everything near the station, which is very convenient. There is a guy at the front desk of the hotel who can speak Chinese and communication is very convenient. I stayed in a room without bathroom, which was relatively small and unremarkable. The hot spring on the top floor has three pools, one hot and cold in the room, one outdoors, and another sauna (for girls). When I went there, it was almost exclusive. It was very cool. There were free popsicles and so on, but I didn't like it very much. There was also free drinking water and ice machines on certain floors, so there was no need to buy water. It is recommended to buy a breakfast. The Japanese breakfast is delicious. After you are full, go to Himeji Castle! Overall, I am very satisfied. Taking a bath during the trip is very relaxing~ ps: It’s quite a long walk from the hotel to Himeji Castle. To save energy, you can go to the bus stop next to the station.