Hôtels à Kobe

Convenient transportation, small but complete. The place is clean, with self-service check-in/check-out, and the staff provides good service. The hotel does not have its own parking lot, but parking at a designated nearby parking lot is cheaper (¥1,500 until 11 am). However, if you leave by 8 am, overnight parking nearby would actually be cheaper. The only downside is that the room is too small to open two medium-sized suitcases.

Nous avons séjourné plusieurs fois dans des hôtels de la chaîne Dormy et chaque fois, j'ai été très satisfait. Cette fois, nous y sommes allés avec les enfants de Datong. La glace, les glaces, les boissons lactiques et les ramen de fin de soirée gratuits les ont beaucoup plu.

Cet hôtel est très différent de ceux où j'ai séjourné auparavant. Il est situé près du port de Kobe et son architecture rappelle celle d'un bateau de croisière. Les chambres disposent d'un balcon où l'on peut admirer la vue sur le port. Notre chambre donnait sur le centre commercial MOSAIC, à côté duquel se trouve une grande roue qui projette différents motifs lumineux la nuit. Nous aimions nous asseoir et admirer tranquillement ce spectacle lorsque nous revenions à l'hôtel pour nous reposer ! La chambre était propre et spacieuse, et les produits de bain sont de leur propre marque. Si vous les appréciez, vous pouvez même les acheter à la boutique située au rez-de-chaussée. Le matin, vous pouvez profiter d'un copieux petit-déjeuner. Le buffet propose un large choix de plats occidentaux et japonais. Le cadre du restaurant est magnifique, et j'ai particulièrement apprécié les hamburgers de bœuf et les gaufres préparés à la demande. Il y a aussi une machine à jus d'orange frais et un comptoir de donuts colorés très attrayant. De plus, l'hôtel dispose de son propre parking (payant, facturé par nuit, à régler à la réception lors du départ). Pour les voyageurs qui ne conduisent pas, un service de navette gratuite est également proposé entre l'hôtel et le centre-ville. J'espère avoir l'occasion de séjourner à nouveau ici !

The hotel front desk is on the second floor. The rooms are clean, the hair dryer has good power, and the bathroom is spacious with a bathtub for soaking. The bed is comfortable, and any toiletries you forgot to bring can be freely obtained opposite the front desk, which is very convenient. There's enough space in the room to store two suitcases. It's a 3-5 minute walk to the commercial street and an 8-10 minute walk to the train station.

The hotel service was good. The hotel is located next to the side gate of Ikuta Shrine, in a quiet environment, and the massage was also good. Free coffee is provided in the hotel lobby on the 1st floor. The room can accommodate a suitcase size of 24-26 inches, and you can see Ikuta Shrine directly from the room window. During my stay, many international tourists were staying at the hotel. It is not far from various subway lines, and you can find various restaurants, drugstores, etc. in the surrounding area (breakfast was not used this time).

There are many dining options nearby, and Ikuta Shrine and Don Quijote are very close. The breakfast is delicious, the rooms are of decent size, and the large public bath is very comfortable, but you probably can't see the night view as the full-length curtains are always drawn.

Overall, everything was great – the transportation, service, location, cleanliness, breakfast, etc. The only downside was that it took a little while to find the entrance to the upper floors, especially since the front desk is on the 17th floor. 😅

This is my second time staying at this hotel. It's located near Kobe Sannomiya Station, which is an excellent location. There's a parking lot downstairs, making it suitable for road trips. The room is considered large for a city center hotel, and can accommodate two 28-inch suitcases when opened.

The hotel has a beautiful and elegant exterior, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The triple room doesn't feel cramped. There are also many restaurants and shops nearby. However, it's at least a 10-minute walk to the Bay Area Line and the Hanshin Line, which can be a bit tiring with luggage.