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„Amazing hotel“

„非常好“

„Tocen Goshoboh has been an amazing place to stay. We especially appreciated how uniquely (historical) technological elements are thoughtfully blended with the traditional Japanese atmosphere. The onsen was truly special, and the staff—particularly our nakai-san—were extremely helpful and welcoming. The food was outstanding throughout our stay. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience authentic ryokan culture.“

„Amazing everything was perfect“

„房間好舒適，溫泉乾淨，這個旅程中，很好的體驗，下次會再來！“

„Der Aufenthalt hier war sehr gut, sehr erholsam. Das Personal war sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Excellenter Service. Wir hatten das Zimmer in japanischem Stil und Privatonsen mit Halbpension. Auch das Essen war authentisch und sehr lecker. “

„Schöner Onsen“

„清潔感たっぷり、無駄のない設備、十分すぎる美味しいお食事をいただき、金泉のお風呂でゆっくりできました。 土日にもかかわらず、静かな客室でした。 食事もお風呂も混み合うことが全くなくて、とても快適でした。 フロントやレストランに外国人スタッフさんがいらっしゃいましたが、上手な日本語でとても気持ちよかったです。 ありがとうございました。また行きます！“

„朝食を頂いた時のスタッフの対応がすごく良かったです！“

„The staff were incredibly friendly. We got the breakfast and dinner. Dinner was a very nice 8 course meal with local soda options as well. They also set up our beds while we were at dinner. The hotel private onsen has silver and gold pools with both skin and hair products for use.“

„やはり、館内に大浴場がないと 部屋にトイレが無い旅館を初めて体験した(；^ω^)“

„Clean ryoukan in a picturesque little alley, a spacious room and a sublime private bath. You also recieve a free voucher for the nearby ki no yu onsen. The breakfast is massively large and tasty, I'll definitely visit again when I'm in Kobe. “

„Staffs are amazing. Meals are 8/10. Onsen is great. Great location, walking distance to shops and ropeway. It would be nice to offer welcome drinks at lobby. “

„1人で宿泊、ツインのベッドが和室であるタイプだったので、荷物を気兼ねなく広げました。和服を着る予定があったので、和室でよかったです！有馬の町の上の方にあるので景色もよかったです。“

„We visited Arima Onsen in Golden Week (by accident!). So both hotel and the town itself were super busy. We were probably the only ‘westerners’ in the hotel. This is v much a Japanese hotel. Only a handful of the signs were in English and none of the staff could speak any English. Breakfast was a feast for the Japanese and rather pathetic excuse for a breakfast if you didn’t want to eat fish and other traditional Japanese breakfast foods. Non Japanese breakfast was some packaged croissants, ...