Hotels in Nada Ward, Kobe

Set within 3.5 km of Kobe Center for Overseas Migration and Cultural Interaction and 8.6 km of Noevir Stadium Kobe, Kobe Guesthouse MAYA offers rooms with air conditioning and a shared bathroom in...

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Que Anh

From

Vietnam

Comfortable, chilling space. Friendly employee. Beautiful, vintage design

Set in Kobe, 6 km from Mount Rokko, Nature Live Rokko offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a bar and barbecue facilities.

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Wong

From

United Kingdom

Very helpful and friendly staff, a fun glamping experience

CCCOFFEE HOSTEL Kobe features a garden, shared lounge, a bar and casino in Kobe.

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Elena

From

United Kingdom

The hostel is located above a bakery in a large room which doubles as a breakfast/dinning room. I didn't notice any kitchen/cooking facilities because I didn't need them but you can buy produce from the bakery and eat it in the room which is exceptionally well decorated, it was a pity I didn't have time to spend longer in it, the owner had a fine taste in furnishings and music. The rooms - I was in a female only dormitory and the weather was just right for the netted windows to be left open the whole night - sometimes it becomes a bit noisy but not to the extent to keep us awake. The AC was blasting cold air straight towards my bed so I told everyone that it can't be used overnight, I don't know how they manage during the hot, steamy summers, I was there in October. The showers and toilets, everything worked, very clean, absolutely no problems.

Offering a sun terrace and views of the city, T and K Hostel Kobe Sannomiya East is 10 minutes from Sannomiya Station by foot and train. Certain rooms include a seating area where you can relax.

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C

From

Australia

The owner was very welcoming and accommodating! I had an overnight bus at midnight and checkout was obviously hours before that, so I left my luggage at the hostel to explore the rest of Kobe and kill some time, which also resulted in my phone battery dying with no other facilities to charge. So, when I went back to the hostel, the owner was very kind to let me charge my phone. The general facilities are quite female-friendly, so to speak - there are dedicated female-only facilities. The place is within walkable distance from Oishi station, which is only a few stops from Kobe-Sannomiya and Motomachi. It's also conveniently accessible to transports for Mt Rokko, which also leads to Arima Onsen. Overall, the hostel is decently quiet and definitely worth a bang for its buck given it's more of a residential area, so expect it to be less bustling than the main city area.

Located in Kobe, within 6.3 km of Mount Rokko and 7.8 km of Mount Maya, Rokko Outdoor Station FOTON offers accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning, ski-to-door access and a terrace.

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Marin

From

Australia

We loved the peaceful, cosy atmosphere, the delicious food and the friendliness of our hosts. We enjoyed the warm fire, mountain views/walks, board games and great facilites. It felt like a home and the perfect city break.

Located 3.4 km from Kobe Center for Overseas Migration and Cultural Interaction, NADA Terrace offers accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi.

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Labelle

From

Canada

The whole experience was great. Location is also easy with access to everything.

A recently renovated villa situated in Kobe, RENEST features a garden.

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Ho

From

Hong Kong

It’s such a fantastic place that my children and I would really miss it.

Well set in the Nada Ward district of Kobe, HOTEL　Noblesse is located 5.1 km from Kobe Center for Overseas Migration and Cultural Interaction, 9.1 km from Noevir Stadium Kobe and 15 km from Emba...

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Kate

From

New Zealand

The room was huge and very comfortable. Very quiet and relaxing.

Traditional multi-course dinners, hot-spring baths overlooking old forests, and spacious Japanese rooms with nature views await guests at Negiya Ryofukaku.

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Federica

From

Italy

Best hotel experience during our honeymoon in Japan from the girl at the front desk (unfortunately I can’t remember her name but she was super nice) to the dinner. Our “room” was indeed a small apartment with a private thermal bath and a small garden.

Founded in the 12th century and beloved by Junichiro Tanizaki and other Japanese novelists, Tosen Goshobo is the oldest of the hot-spring inns at Arima.

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CONG

From

China

My parents and I have enjoyed everything there. Highly recommended place to chill and relax with partner, friends and family. It's not only about the gold spring, but also about the delicious Japanese food, amazing staff and services, and the best coffee we've ever had in Japan. Wish I can get a hint of where to buy it lol. Many thanks to this fantastic place. We love it!