有馬温泉 兵衛向陽閣

Rooms

126 rooms

Check-in

2:30 p.m.; the selected stay plan takes precedence

Check-out

11:00 a.m.; the selected stay plan takes precedence

Smoking

All rooms are non-smoking

Wi-Fi

Complimentary Wi-Fi

Parking

120 complimentary spaces

Luggage storage

Cloakroom storage before check-in and after check-out

Onsen

Kinsen in three bathing areas with nine baths

Dinner

Choose one of four dining styles through the stay plan

North Wing Japanese room

A North Wing Japanese room looking toward Mt. Rokko and the Hokusetsu-Tamba mountains.

Massage chair in every room of this type

South Wing Japanese-Western room

An open Japanese area and bedroom on the top floor of the South Wing.

West Wing Western twin room

A Western twin room for two on the top floor of the West Wing.

South Wing large Japanese room

A two-room Japanese layout in the South Wing for groups.

Some rooms do not have an enclosed veranda

Ichi-no-yu

A Japanese-style large bath with kinsen indoor and open-air baths and a sauna.

Rotates daily with Ni-no-yu between men and women

Ni-no-yu

A Roman-inspired large bath with kinsen indoor and open-air baths and a sauna.

Rotates daily with Ichi-no-yu between men and women

San-no-yu

A toji-inspired large bath in the ninth-floor garden, with separate bathing areas for men and women.

Kinsen open-air bath

Separate men's and women's areas

Asagiri and Yugiri private open-air baths

Garden private open-air baths with kinsen in the San-no-yu building.

Asagiri capacity: 6

Yugiri capacity: 4

Seasonal kaiseki in the guest room

A seasonal kaiseki dinner served in the guest room.

Served in the guest room

Main Dining Mokuren

A garden-facing Japanese-modern dining room serving seasonal kaiseki.

Kaiseki information includes a dessert buffet

Charcoal Grill & Japanese Dining Ajisai

Private horigotatsu-style rooms serving charcoal-grill kaiseki.

Private dining rooms

Buffet Restaurant Hana-no-Mai

A buffet restaurant serving Japanese, Western and Chinese dishes with seasonal desserts.

Eight specified allergens are labeled

Trace cross-contact may occur because dishes share a kitchen

Walk from the station or bus stop

6 minutes from Arima Onsen Station

5 minutes from the Hankyu and JR bus stops

20 minutes from the Rokko-Arima Ropeway's Arima Onsen Station

Request the arrival shuttle

Pickup points include Arima Onsen Station, the bus stops and ropeway station

Call the property after arrival because there is no space for the shuttle to wait nearby

A wait may occur on congested days

Arrive by car

About 5 minutes from the Arimaguchi exit on the Hanshin Expressway Kita-Kobe Route

120 complimentary parking spaces

Call for the shuttle after arrival

There is no space for the shuttle to wait around the stations or bus stops. Call the property after arriving in Arima Onsen; a wait may occur on congested days.

Choose the dinner style when booking

Dinner is served in the guest room, Mokuren, Ajisai or Hana-no-Mai according to the selected stay plan. The official information says the dinner selection cannot be changed on the day.

Bath-use conditions

Ichi-no-yu and Ni-no-yu rotate daily between men and women. The private open-air baths are reservable, paid and limited to staying guests.

How are the three large bathing areas used?

Ichi-no-yu and Ni-no-yu rotate daily between men and women. San-no-yu has separate bathing areas for men and women. Their hours also differ.

Can staying guests use the private open-air baths?

Asagiri and Yugiri are paid, reservation-only baths for staying guests. Confirm the current schedule with the official website or the property.

How do I use the shuttle from the station?

Because there is no nearby waiting space for the shuttle, the official access guidance asks guests to call after arriving in Arima Onsen.

Can luggage be stored before arrival or after departure?

The property states that the cloakroom can hold luggage before check-in and after check-out.