Homestays in Kobe

This was the kids' favorite hotel during our 15-day trip to Japan. The mountain scenery is beautiful, it's very quiet, and the air is fresh. We had a lot of fun making a fire, cooking, and having a BBQ together. The house is well-maintained, clean, refreshing, and warm enough. The staff are all very friendly and always provide timely assistance. The hotel's paid shuttle service can take you to some nearby attractions, which is also very convenient.

For a couple of nights, it's a perfect option! Comfortable beds, larger than single beds. The room was cool, but there was air conditioning. The cafe that gave out instructions for check-in gave coffee to go and all the bath accessories. The room has a small room in traditional Japanese style - with a low table, ottomans, and in the drawers there are two kimonos and baskets to take with all this to the onsen. The location of the hotel is great - a few steps from the golden onsen.

Once in a lifetime experience for me and my wife to see the spectacular views from our room both at night and in the morning. Also, the glamping facilties are top notch. Yuna and Yuki guided us step by step on how to prepare our dinner and breakfast. They are kind and we fully enjoy the process. We love the place and the people from Nature Live. Strongly recommended indeed!

A fine hostel. No lift, so you'll have to haul your luggage up at least 4 flights of stairs. Towels are available only for rental. I didn't see much of the staff. The space was very clean, I stayed for two nights and there were only a couple other people. A little expensive for what it is, though I think prices in late December tend to be higher

This is a hostel with great value for money. The front desk staff are very patient and speak fluent English. It's not far from Sannomiya, Kobe, and there's a small dining area on the third floor. The guests are generally well-behaved, and the place is quiet at night with lights out on time (some Chinese tourists just check out and leave without taking their sheets and blankets to the designated area, which the hotel staff finds frustrating).

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

The homestay is located near Xiwuzi Station. There are many foods around. Just by the sea, you can see the Akashihai Bridge. At night, the bridge is lit with lights, and the waves are heard during the day. The environment is good. The staff is also very good at serving. It is a group of young people who will help with luggage. Very lucky that night, the room was alone, otherwise it might be a bit crowded. The room will have a little taste.

This time I traveled to Kobe alone and stayed in the men's backpack room of the ”B&B NALU Way”. The overall experience was great! The first floor of the hotel is a restaurant, and the second floor is an accommodation. Although the facade is small but very distinctive. The rooms and beds are very clean and comfortable, and the living facilities are all available. The location is also very convenient, just a few minutes walk to the Spring Hinodo subway station, and there is also Don Quixote nearby. The most impressive thing is the young Japanese boss, the attitude is super pro, polite, very intimate! I want to give full marks for four projects of this stay, very recommended to backpackers traveling alone!

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