Cerca Ville a Kōbe

Ho appena aperto la vecchia casa, sono con un amico. Un giorno penso di portare i miei figli ...... Il mio desiderio è stato realizzato!Sarà molto lungo, perché sarà molto lungo, quindi devo elencare per ogni articolo. TEL ha chiesto di trasferire la macchina alla stazione. La risposta telefonica delle donne era molto buona in quel momento. Il valore atteso ha anche migliorato il conducente della macchina. Durante il percorso, per favore, ci dica attentamente i punti chiave dell'hotel che volete sapere. Tutti nella reception sono molto morbidi e gentili, ho mangiato un barbecue di notte, ma il personale è molto amichevole e freddo, quindi ho preparato un'ottima ordinazione extra deliziosa di carne di vacca con la lampada a barbecue del Cairo, a causa della comodità dell'hotel. Il colazione del ristorante → è diventato una cucina giapponese, Ma è molto delizioso e lussuoso, si può vedere il panorama della montagna 々 dal corridoio del ristorante giapponese. Le donne responsabili della cura giapponese 々 sorridono anche amichevole e educate anche se i miei figli sono molto piccoli e dicono ”grazie per il vostro festival”. Ho notato e dico ”ha” dal corridoio e sono molto rilassati e mantenuti bene? Non invecchia, l'acqua calda molto comoda e buona. Se hai migliorato il bagno dei bambini, non c'è spazzola, ma l'unica carenza è difficile prenotare.Ho cercato di prenotare la stanza il giorno del compleanno del mio bambino, quindi mi aspetto di tornare la prossima volta. Spero che il tempo sia buono fino a quanto possa mettere la piscina.

Il Navg qui è un po' difficile, il GPS ci porta al tunnel sotto. Guardate che il tempo è un po' precoce.. 10am.

Arima Onsen town is a stone's throw away from both Osaka and Kobe, which is likely one reason that hotels and ryokans can charge such high rates there. Being at the upper end of the pricing echelon, Arimasansoh Goshobessho's room rates can't be considered good value. Still, we decided to spend a two-night getaway there in spite of that. Sticker shock notwithstanding, we feel that Arimasansoh can be considered among the nicer small properties that Japan has to offer. Arimasansoh is nestled at the end of a long ***** of hotels in the Arima Onsen town - it's really quaint, but still within walking distance to the main tourist areas. The property is charming, and the buildings and villas blend in nicely to the calming environment that is full of trees, ponds and other pretty vegetation. Stepping into the grounds for the first time will instantly reduce your blood pressure - it's that soothing of a place. Service is refined, if a bit formal; we could tell they've all been comprehensively trained in Japanese hospitality. Given the clientele that stays there, being discreet and unobtrusive is probably appropriate. The sprawling hotel grounds are divided into two distinct sections. On the lower hillside along the banks of a river are the two-storey Maisonette rooms. We weren't able to tour this room type, but at first glance they seemed quite close together - sort of townhouse style. Further up the hill (near the reception area and the public onsen baths) are the one-storey Villa Suites, which is the room type that we stayed at. Our room was absolutely gigantic, and felt more spacious than the published size (for what it's worth, both the Maisonette and Villa Suites are listed as 100m².) There's an enormous living room as well as a large bedroom, along with a small balcony with views across the ravine. The Villas also have a bathroom the size of many hotel rooms. It comes complete with dual vanities, a sauna as well as a private Onsen (hot springs) bath. Further adding to the sense of massive space is the extremely high vaulted ceilings. Aesthetically speaking, the dark wood and dark brown furnishings were a bit on the dark side (for our tastes); the lighting was barely sufficient to prevent the room from exhibiting a gloomy feel - but just barely. The Onsen bath is nice; however, it's not of the free-flowing variety... it's empty and you fill the tub with the Onsen water by turning on the bath tap, just as you would a regular bath. It wouldn't be a problem but for the fact that the water trickles out at a glacial pace. We literally had to let the water run for over 30 minutes before the tub was filled up halfway. Arimasansoh also offers a communal Onsen bath area, one each for women and men. As was the case with the Onsen in the Villa, the water is unique in that it's brackish brown in color. And, you can really smell the sulfur. Arima Onsen is renowned for the (alleged) healing powers of its mineral hot springs; whether you believe it or