Hotel Harvest Arima Rokusai

I haven’t been to Arima Onsen (carbonated hot spring) for many years. This Rikkai Hotel is located above Arima Onsen Commercial Street. If you have luggage, call for pick-up service. If you don’t have luggage, walk up slowly for about 10 minutes. The location, environment and services of the hotel are good, and there are also outdoor hot springs. If you are a couple or a family, make a reservation in advance for the "Ni-no-yu" for 3,300 yen per hour. For dinner, you can have wagyu beef, or you can have a buffet. Breakfast is a simple buffet. It is recommended to book a room with dinner and breakfast. Otherwise it would be troublesome to walk back. It's better to soak in hot springs more often. Will stay here again next time.

The hotel is on a hillside, so it's difficult to pull luggage, but the environment is good. It's not recommended to book two meals and one night, and it's more cost-effective to order dinner separately. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with it, and the room is big.

There is a secret passage in the hotel that takes the elevator to the hot spring town! As soon as you leave the door at the foot of the hotel, there is an internet celebrity shop selling carbonated sour cakes.

The location is relatively far away from the center of the hot springs, but it has unparalleled views. Worth extra points. only Dinner is too early. It must be completed before 18:30. Customers who check in later need to pay attention.

The hotel is located high up, offering a panoramic view of Arima town. For those with large luggage, you can contact the hotel for pick-up.

The facility is clean and the rooms are comfortable. The bed is also comfortable and relaxing. You can also enjoy the hot spring bath in the large public bath. It's kept clean. As for towels, you have to bring your own towels from your room, which is a bit of a hassle. The price of the dinner buffet has gone up, but the quality is much lower than before, so I don't think I will use it again in the future. I've used the Japanese restaurant before, but I don't think I'll use it again, so I recommend it to people who want to enjoy the hot springs more than the food.

I used it for lodging and meals the other day. Compared to a few years ago, the service has clearly deteriorated, and the difference from other facilities at the same resort made me wonder if it was the same Tokyu Resort. It's a shame because you can take a shuttle from the station and there are plenty of facilities such as hot springs and shops. The restaurant was good. Arima is a hot spring resort and a favorite place to visit once every few years, but personally, I don't think I will be using this facility again in the future.

I got a membership ticket from my relatives, and I was able to use the national travel discount, and I was able to enjoy the hot springs, the heated pool, and the breakfast. Especially in the early morning on weekdays, there was no one to use the hot water jacuzzi, so I was able to spend a luxurious time surrounded by the forest. it's recommended. . . I entered the restaurant at the buffet breakfast venue at 730, which started at 730, and instead of a cafe, I was able to stay until the end around 930. Thank you very much. . . Jacuzzi is recommended around 630 AM and 700 PM on weekdays.

The hotel has an impressive site surrounded by rich nature with bamboo groves, waterfalls, and ponds in the motif of the Six Views of Arima. A little far from the nearest station, but a free shuttle bus is available. The superior twin room was also spacious. The difficult point is the internal structure that is easy to get lost. I think it's also attractive that you can fully enjoy "Ginyu" and "Ginyu", which are synonymous with Arima Onsen, with their own hot springs in the large public bath on the 6th floor. The open-air bath was spacious and the sky was clear, so we were able to see the stars at night. We recommend that you enjoy it in the morning and evening.