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Rest and rejuvenate in the hospitality and warmth of Motoyu Ryuusenkaku.
Translated in English as "Dragon Spring Inn and Spa," Motoyu
Ryuusenkaku offers families an oasis from hectic daily life with all the
comforts and charm of a traditional Japanese inn or "ryokan."
Whether it's the therapeutic benefits of a mineral bath or the culinary
delights of Japanese cuisine, you will find complete relaxation and satisfaction
during your stay.
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 Nestled in the lush hilltop of the Arima Onsen spa resort area, Ryuusenkaku
affords a variety of amenities such as scenic outdoor mineral baths, indoor
swimming pool, and recreational facilities for people of all ages. Conveniently
located for sightseeing, Ryuusenkaku provides easy access to both downtown
Kobe and Mount Rokko.
 Guests can choose a dinner plan suited to their particular tastes.
a) No meal plan
b) Breakfast only plan
c) Healthy Dinner Plan
d) Seasonal Kaiseki or Full-Course Dinner Plan
e) Tajima Beef Sukiyaki Dinner Plan
f) Tajima Beef Shabu-shabu Dinner Plan
g) Kobe Beef Sukiyaki Dinner Plan
h) Kobe Beef Shabu-shabu Dinner Plan
 Guests with children will be pleased with the more than 1,200 illustrated
books for younger children and the many leisure activities for families
to pursue together. Baby beds are spread throughout the inn to give parents
with infants freedom to enjoy themselves with their families.
Dinner and breakfast are served for your convenience in the privacy of
your own room.
 Renowned for its therapeutic baths, the Arima spa resort area is one of
the oldest and most prominent spas in Japan. First mentioned in Japan's
oldest history book "Nihon Shoki," written in 720, the mineral
baths of Arima were popular with Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the feudal ruler who
unified Japan in the 16th century. Today, these hot springs continue to
be a favorite holiday destination with Japanese and overseas tourists alike.
 To help overseas visitors fully enjoy their stay, we have introduced a
sightseeing guide on our web site highlighting the interesting sightseeing
spots in the charming resort town of Arima Onsen, Mount Rokko, and the
greater Kobe area. This sightseeing guide provides a fascinating reference
to the places of interest that have shaped Japanese history and culture
along with the places for relaxation and enjoyment suitable for both couples
and families alike. In compiling this guide, we hope that each moment spent
at Arima Onsen be filled with new experiences and unforgettable memories.
 The Arima spa resort area is located in the northern part of Kobe and is
easily accessible to the cities of Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka. In addition
to the access guide and map of the Arima area, this web site contains links
to web sites with useful travel information in English.
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Address:
"Motoyu Ryuusenkaku - Arima Onsen"
1663, Utsugidani, Arima-cho, Kita-ku,
Kobe City, Hyogo, 651-1401 Japan
Tel: 078-904-0901 Fax: 078-903-0099
E-mail address: ryuusen@skyblue.ocn.ne.jp |
Experience the finest in Japanese hospitality complete with relaxing outdoor
mineral baths and exquisite Japanese cuisine at Ryuusenkaku.
The Management
Motoyu Ryuusenkaku
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