"Located outside of Kobe, but just a few stops away by rail or subway. A nice quiet location with shopping and plenty of places to eat nearby. The evening sake tasting is must try. The staff are very helpful, all you have to do is ask. I’ll be returning in the next week and a half."
"Located outside of Kobe, but just a few stops away by rail or subway. A nice quiet location with shopping and plenty of places to eat nearby. The evening sake tasting is must try. The staff are very helpful, all you have to do is ask. I’ll be returning in the next week and a half."
"Hotel located on Port Island past cruise terminal so not central but close to public transport on Port Island line. No restaurants or other amenities close by apart from ubiquitous convenience store in same building.
Rooms very small but lovely port view.
Good value for money."
"Hotel located on Port Island past cruise terminal so not central but close to public transport on Port Island line. No restaurants or other amenities close by apart from ubiquitous convenience store in same building.
Rooms very small but lovely port view.
Good value for money."
"This place was everything I wanted in a hotel: close to transportation, walkable to the central business and shopping areas, and complete with amazing breakfast and onsen. My only complaint is I couldn’t stay another day!"
"This place was everything I wanted in a hotel: close to transportation, walkable to the central business and shopping areas, and complete with amazing breakfast and onsen. My only complaint is I couldn’t stay another day!"
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Our stay at wing hotel was very comfortable. Yoneda was the nicest host at the front desk making us feel very welcome. The hotel is close to restaurants and 7-11. Very close to the train station aswell. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer. Costing around 600 yen per wash... Make sure you have 100 yen coins to use them!
Our stay at wing hotel was very comfortable. Yoneda was the nicest host at the front desk making us feel very welcome. The hotel is close to restaurants and 7-11. Very close to the train station aswell. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer. Costing around 600 yen per wash... Make sure you have 100 yen coins to use them!
Perfect hotel! It’s is perfectly placed next to everything you need and walking distance to the station. The hotel itself is very clean, spacious with great views, very classy and very nice staff. You can see the property is well kept and cared for. I will certainly stay here again without any hesitation on my next visit and stay in Kobe. The room was huge, especially by Japanese standards. Also one thing I loved was how the aircon kept a very comfortable atmosphere in the room, including the...
Perfect hotel! It’s is perfectly placed next to everything you need and walking distance to the station. The hotel itself is very clean, spacious with great views, very classy and very nice staff. You can see the property is well kept and cared for. I will certainly stay here again without any hesitation on my next visit and stay in Kobe. The room was huge, especially by Japanese standards. Also one thing I loved was how the aircon kept a very comfortable atmosphere in the room, including the...
Conveniently located for Sannomiya station, clean and spacious rooms, well-decorated. Only one minor downside being the humidifiers given out at the front desk weren’t as quiet or effective as those of other hotels I’ve stayed in recently. The cafe had a selection of local nihonshu for sale, alongside some free drinks and snacks, which was a nice touch.
Conveniently located for Sannomiya station, clean and spacious rooms, well-decorated. Only one minor downside being the humidifiers given out at the front desk weren’t as quiet or effective as those of other hotels I’ve stayed in recently. The cafe had a selection of local nihonshu for sale, alongside some free drinks and snacks, which was a nice touch.
I absolutely loved my experience at Taketoritei Maruyama as a solo female traveller.
I made sure to booked my stay with half board and was given an 11-course kaiseki meal for dinner with a western breakfast. I enjoying tasting new foods which were presented to perfection. Please note to book your stay with food, as previous reviewers experienced problems getting dinner and breakfast when they booked without.
Staff were super welcoming and helpful, they picked me up and dropped me off at the...
I absolutely loved my experience at Taketoritei Maruyama as a solo female traveller.
I made sure to booked my stay with half board and was given an 11-course kaiseki meal for dinner with a western breakfast. I enjoying tasting new foods which were presented to perfection. Please note to book your stay with food, as previous reviewers experienced problems getting dinner and breakfast when they booked without.
Staff were super welcoming and helpful, they picked me up and dropped me off at the...
We chose this hotel as it was en route towards our destination and well within our budget and we were really pleased we did. As our first time staying in a “love hotel” we weren’t quite sure what to expect, thinking it may be a little seedy. However, had we not been aware of this fact, there is nothing about it that was any different from other hotels except that the room and bathroom were huge. The staff were polite and helpful as in all the other hotels we stayed during our trip in Japan. We...
We chose this hotel as it was en route towards our destination and well within our budget and we were really pleased we did. As our first time staying in a “love hotel” we weren’t quite sure what to expect, thinking it may be a little seedy. However, had we not been aware of this fact, there is nothing about it that was any different from other hotels except that the room and bathroom were huge. The staff were polite and helpful as in all the other hotels we stayed during our trip in Japan. We...
Judith and Colin
Reviewed December 9, 2018Reviewed December 9, 2018
I spent 10 nights in the hotel..staff were very helpful at all times..Room was cleaned twice a day..Hotel is comfortable, very clean with lots of options for dinning..it is also very close to a big train station with direct access to Kansai airport..a shopping Mall nearby and a supermarket as well.
I spent 10 nights in the hotel..staff were very helpful at all times..Room was cleaned twice a day..Hotel is comfortable, very clean with lots of options for dinning..it is also very close to a big train station with direct access to Kansai airport..a shopping Mall nearby and a supermarket as well.
Rooms were spacious and super clean. We didn’t eat in the hotel as lots of options in the shopping centre outside. We had an issue with the safe on the last day and they were there to fix it within minutes. Perfect place to stay.
Rooms were spacious and super clean. We didn’t eat in the hotel as lots of options in the shopping centre outside. We had an issue with the safe on the last day and they were there to fix it within minutes. Perfect place to stay.
Clean, quiet, new, good location.
The room is a bit small and no wardrobe but that's not a big deal.
really close to both JR and subway station, drugstore, convenient store and some Takoyaki shop. Bakery shop near hotel is great too.
Hotel staff can speak English. also smiley and helpful :)
Clean, quiet, new, good location.
The room is a bit small and no wardrobe but that's not a big deal.
really close to both JR and subway station, drugstore, convenient store and some Takoyaki shop. Bakery shop near hotel is great too.
Hotel staff can speak English. also smiley and helpful :)
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