Arima offers its guests countless ways to relax.

Some visitors come to enjoy Arima's beautiful nature.
Others come to relax in the natural hot springs or to enjoy delicacies only available in this area.

Here in Arima, you'll find yourself removed from your daily life.

You can enjoy many kinds of recreational activities in nature.
Or it is also an option for you to just sit back, relax, and enjoy Arima's beautiful view.
The changing seasons offer constant variety of beautiful scenery.

Verdant trees in the spring, brilliant blue sky in the summer, red maples in autumn and white snow in the winter.
Nakanobo and the changing scenery of nature will surely make your stay in Arima an unforgettable experience.

Our hotel, located about 5 minutes from the Arima Onsen Station, adapts tradition to modern tastes and accommodates first-class entertainment and services.

Enjoy the blessings of nature.

Treat yourself to exquisite delicacies of the four seasons available only at Arima.

Indulge yourself in comfort and in a moment of freedom.

Enjoy the bright sunlight, the singing of birds, and the greenery in our gardens or satisfy yourself to the luxury of a long talk over sake with your accompanying guest.

A centuries-old tradition of natural hot baths.

Arima's hot springs, has a history of over a thousand years.
Relax and ease yourself into a hot bath, which is effect for neuralgia, anemia, chronic joint and muscle rheumatism and many more.

In our grand spa, there is an open air bath and also we provide a family bath ( admission charge required ) which can be reserved for your private use.

To help you remember your stay, we offer an assortment of special items, each of them hand-made locally, for you to take home as gifts or as souvenirs.

Arima Writing Brush

Inspired by a legend about the birth of Prince Arima.
The bamboo holder is bound with multicolored silk thread. When you lift the writing brush, a doll's head pops up.

Arima Basket

Produced by an elaborate Knitting process that uses two different kinds of Arima rice plants.

Tachikui Pottery

Tachikui Potteries in the Tanba district is one of the oldest in Japan. From its kilns and the hands of its master craftsmen come traditional tea services as well as a variety of ceramic goods for everyday use, including coffee cups, tea cups, plates, and dishes.