2-Star Hotels in Kobe

The location is good, a few hundred meters from Shin-Kobe Station, about ten minutes' walk. Next to the subway station is the entrance to Mount Nunobiki. You can see the waterfall in half an hour on foot, which is very convenient. The vanilla garden and Kitano Ijinkan can be reached within half an hour on foot. It takes only 40 minutes to walk to Sannomiya and 10 minutes to take the subway. I think this place is suitable for strolling and wandering around. I walk 😹 You can refer to the feeling of Gulangyu in Xiamen. Breakfast is self-made rice balls led by the boss and his wife, which is an interesting experience. The only drawback is that the stairs on the second floor are very steep, which is not friendly to people with large suitcases. In addition, there are only two washrooms, regardless of gender, on the first floor. If there are many people, you will probably have to wait. Fortunately, there were few people when I checked in during the non-weekend period!

Overall it was a good hotel. The room is clean and I think that those who aim for hot springs such as gold hot water can spend comfortably. The toilet, bath and washbasin were all shared, but they were able to use it without any problems. The breakfast was delicious and the aunt in the kitchen was very nice. In terms of location, I am satisfied because there are shops and hot springs where you can enjoy walking on foot.

I traveled alone to Kobe this time and stayed at Minshuku NALU no Michi's male backpacker dorm. The overall experience was fantastic! The guesthouse has a restaurant on the first floor and accommodation on the second. The entrance, though small, is very unique and charming. Both the room and bed were extremely clean and comfortable, and all the amenities were well-provided. The location is also very convenient; it's just a few minutes' walk to Kasuganomichi Subway Station, and there's a Don Quijote nearby for shopping. What impressed me most was the young Japanese owner, who was incredibly friendly and polite, making me feel very welcome! I'd give full marks to all four aspects of my stay this time. Highly recommended for solo backpackers!

I’m fall in love with it) Beautiful viewes and just birds talk

It was raining, and I had to drag my luggage from the subway station to the mountain. I was half dead, but it turned out to be a Japanese farmhouse. You can't be cheap! The Silver Bath was under renovation, and I was given a ticket to the Golden Bath. In short, it was very ordinary; the room was on the second floor and it took a lot of effort to move the luggage. The proprietress didn't communicate more than 4 sentences throughout the whole process, and she was not enthusiastic, very ordinary

Overall, it's good. It's just a bit old. The hygiene is average. But the room is quite big. The price-performance ratio is quite high. There are big windows and the sun is very bright. It's much better than a commercial hotel. But it's a bit old. I should choose an old hotel next time if I go on a business trip nearby. Will stay there again

The breakfast provided by the hotel is delicious and is delivered to your door. There are free programs to watch. Free drinks and snacks are provided in the lobby on the first floor. There is also a public space outside the lobby. The rooms are large and cheap, which is worth recommending!

It was located right after getting off the highway. The bathroom was separate from the toilet, and the bathtub was large and equipped with an LCD screen. It was very clean. There was also a wide selection of amenities. There was a TV with a variety of channels, and there was also an old-fashioned game console and karaoke machine. As it is an old hotel, it was a little dirty, but the bathroom and beds were kept clean.

The room is large, the facilities are very good, the bathroom and bathroom (rain and large bath) are separated, the room has a massage chair, the surrounding environment is beautiful, the Japanese style is full of taste!