Neyag Ryokuhokaku

Negiya Ryofukaku

Hotel • 1537-2 Arimachō, Kita Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 651-1401, Japan

4.2(433 reviews)

Kid-friendly

The Healing Paradise of Arima Onsen, Neyag Ryokuhokaku

Arima Onsen is well-known as a hot spring resort town with a long history of healing. Nestled on the high hill of Arima, Neyag Ryokuhokaku represents the epitome of a premium hot spring inn.

Luxurious Supreme Spaces

Neyag Ryokuhokaku is captivating with its dignified and elegant atmosphere. The deeply charming architecture of the guest rooms, lobby, and interior exudes the breath of history and tradition. On the other hand, the refined interior and facilities embody a resort-class quality. It warmly welcomes guests in luxurious spaces.

Supreme Hot Spring and Culinary Experience

Arima's famous "Kin-no-yu" is a rich golden-colored hot spring. At Neyag Ryokuhokaku, guests can fully enjoy this abundant spring quality. The inn offers numerous hot spring baths, and there are also private baths available for use.

The cuisine at this inn is acclaimed as exquisite. The head chef carefully selects seasonal ingredients and prepares them with traditional techniques and creativity. The artistic presentation of the dishes that appear before your eyes will satisfy both your visual and gustatory senses.

Meticulous Hospitality

The staff at Neyag Ryokuhokaku hospitably entertain guests with thoughtful care and reliable hospitality. On the facilities side, there are detailed considerations such as barrier-free access and baby facilities.

The inn also has good access to the hot spring town, making it convenient for leisurely strolls. It is sure to be a wonderful place where families, couples, and solo travelers can enjoy a relaxing time.

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Reviews

5(a month ago)

Luke Racunica

Stayed here for one night and we loved it! Booked a room with its own private bath, and that was definitely a winner. We enjoyed an evening bath after dinner, and also one in the morning to start the next day. Absolutely magical. We also had dinner at the in house restaurant which was also amazing! This dinner was for my partner's birthday, the Kobe beef was perfect and just melted in our mouths. It is a traditional Ryokan with all the mod-cons to make your stay comfortable. It is a short but steep walk here from the main town and station/bus stop, so definitely look into the hotel's free shuttle bus prior to your arrival.

4(2 months ago)

Jayson Ritch

Loved the location and exploring the small town. The hotel service is very good from my extremely limited experience, a credit to the Japanese culture. Our room was comfortable and clean. It is a traditional Japanese hotel room. We had a wonderful meal at the hotel restaurant. There are two traditional Japanese hot springs baths, a training video is provided if you are unfamiliar with the rules associated. But for us at least, it was just too much of a leap across the cultural divide and we used the room shower.

5(a month ago)

Pug Nacia

My wish was to include a stay in a ryokan during our trip to Japan. The Negiya Ryofukaku fulfilled my wishes completely. The train/bus station is not far away, but the path is very steep, so it is an advantage to use the hotel's shuttle service. We received a very warm and friendly welcome. The individual floors can be reached by elevator, there are steps in some areas. The room was beautiful, clean and spacious. Each room has its own name :) The beds were very comfortable and I was able to sleep well due to the peace and quiet. We had a room with a bathtub in the garden, it was wonderful. There is also a bathroom for men and women and a private bathroom that you can reserve. In the room there are yukata which you can wear for dinner and breakfast, it is very comfortable and looks cute. For dinner we had the menu with meat and hotpot, it was very delicious and everything was lovingly prepared. The breakfast was equally wonderful and of high quality. If you want to relax on a longer trip, you should definitely stop by here.

5(2 months ago)

Christopher Frank Pearson

I spent two nights here with my wife. This was our second ryokan experience and Negiya set the bar sky-high. Here are a few of the many things we loved about Negiya: 1. The service: Every single member of the staff from arrival to departure has been delightful, attentive, compassionate and dedicated to our well-being. We had the pleasure of interacting with a great number of employees from drivers to managers and we were honestly speechless after several encounters. The kindness was unlike anything we have experienced back home. 2. The food: During our stay we had two different kaiseki dinners that were like two culinary adventures. Everything was neatly arranged and the tastes were both delicious and bold at times. We especially enjoyed our dinners - but the breakfasts were also formidable. It would have been great with an explanation as to what was on our plates, but our waitress did her absolute best trying to answer all our curious questions. 3. The building and facilities: We really wanted a glimpse of a traditional Japanese ryokan and Negiya delivered that and more. Our room had beautiful tatami mats a nice view of green mountains and tree tops. The two onsens were great as well although we preferred Higurashi over Daiyokujyo because it seemed newer and more serene. We paid 3300 yen for a private onsen one night which was a pleasant experience. The whole place has an authentic feel which we both prefer to a modern one. Your priorities may differ. At the time of writing we have just left Negiya and are waiting for the Shinkansen. We wish we could truly express our gratitude to the staff and hope that this review will shed some light on how pleased we are. All the best wishes from Christopher and Emma from Denmark and Sweden.

5(5 months ago)

CC Mizrahi

My first ryokan experience and an amazing one. The hospitality is off the charts and all the staff were welcoming and warm. There is English speaking staff so no worries if you don't speak Japanese. The highlight is obviously the views and onsen, both of which were spectacular. What bathhouse you can use depends on the time of day and gender (it rotates so you can experience both if you want!). The view from the elevated onsen was gorgeous, and scenic. Arrival isn't until 4~ but get there as soon as you can to really take in everything.

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