SPA Hotels in Arima

Hotel was very luxurious and lovely.
Amazing views and nice baths. Lovely garden.

We travelled as a group of 8.
The room is one of the best rooms I've ever stayed in. A perfect blend of tradition and modernity, outfitted with luxurious amenities and gorgeous architecture.

I am a big fan of Arima Onsen and visit the town as and when I could when I am in Osaka. I have stayed at both the ryokans owned by this property owners.

Some staff is very fluent in English.
Snacks and tea are provided while waiting for your room.
4 free waters and beers provided for the room.
Attentive almost to a point of excess.

Super convenient location — only about 50 meters from the bus stop. I visited in December and chose the private onsen since I couldn’t stay overnight, and it was perfect.

Stayed two nights with my elderly parents. Location was perfect — just 1–2 min walk from the bus station, which was a big relief on a rainy day.

This onsen hotel is spectacular, we got a room on the 6th floor with a good view of the town.

This was such a great inn — staffed by such an accommodating and professional staff. Each interaction made us feel welcome and cared for. The room itself was lovely. And the facilities amazing.

Just 300m (although an uphill walk) from Arimaonsen Station and around the corner from Arima Onsen bus terminal, its location is ideal for those who aren't driving.

An antique onsen ryokan in the area with very nice service.
We booked room with 2 meals (dinner & breakfast).

My first impression even before checking in was that the staff offered great service.

Love, love Kinzan ryokan. I just stayed there with my family in a renovated suite with semi open air bath. The room, the service and the food were impeccable.

We booked the Japanese superior room with open air bath and was delightfully surprised that the rooms were much newer and nicer in person compared to the photos.

Nice onsen suite for celebration and honeymoon; polite sincere staffs w limited english level; we stayed for two nights; had a private onsen the tub has its own timer to run and it’s “kin no yu” hot

Excellent hotel ryokan built and with interior from the late 90's/ early 00's.
The hotel has great private baths (note that they are only hot water, not mineral water) and shared mineral water pools.

Arima onsen gekkoen was definitely worth visiting, you can request for the shuttle transportation to and from the main bus station. The hotel is relatively old.

Excellent hotel ryokan built and with interior from the late 90's/ early 00's.
The hotel has great private baths (note that they are only hot water, not mineral water) and shared mineral water pools.

Arima onsen gekkoen was definitely worth visiting, you can request for the shuttle transportation to and from the main bus station. The hotel is relatively old.

The room was big, and had a beautiful view of the mountains with autumn foliage beginning to show. The lobby is quite nice, with a little gift shop.

Very very good with kids. From playing areas to diaper changing and toys for the onsen they thought of everything. They also offer free shuttle service down and up from town.

Valuable experience. The hotel is relatively cheap when comparing to other hotel. Location is ok but need to walk up a steep slope.

The dinner is amazing but the breakfast is a bit disappointing since the dinner is way better. But the room is not good the room is very old but it's very clean.

The uphill path is too steep to walk to the accommodation.

This was the first visit to Arimacho onsen. I had no expectations to the onsen and the inn.
Takayamaso Hanano is not one of these big hotels.