Hotels near Sanda Aino Station

"The staff were very nice, and I liked the shuttle bus service. The ryokan was clean and excellent to use. The dinner was fancy, but it did not taste very good for the price. "

"Spa was wonderful. Got a shiatsu massage afterward dinner in our traditional Japanese room with tatami mats, futon, resting area, view of bamboo forest and private onsen. It was magical!"

"Very nice stay. Staff are all professional and friendly. Dinner and breakfast were great. Onsen was perfect on a snowy day. We'd love to come back some day. "

"Incredible service, kaiseki, and room. Amenities were top notch, I didn't even make it into the town I enjoyed the room so much. I wish I could've stayed longer! Really wonderful experience for my family to get together and enjoy. One thing I didn't expect - our room was in a special area that didn't allow a local friend of mine to visit without a $75 extra charge. A shame because the room was so spacious and I had ordered a cake to share. Just something to be wary of if booking a room with a private bath. "

" 5 th floor onsen with full benefits of Arima onsen and clean and comfortable room with fast WiFi and easy parking. Convenient location to nearby restaurants and shops. Good stay"

"I visit this ryokan every other year. Their service including the food is always amazng."

"部屋と温泉は良かったです。"

"My stay was pleasant overall, but a few improvements would help future guests. The hotel is located high on a hill, which can be challenging with luggage, and signage is minimal—a very small Japanese-only sign makes the entrance easy to miss. Rooms and shared bathrooms may be on different floors, so you might need to use the stairs at night. The no-shoe policy fits the building, but the provided slippers are quite slippery, especially on stairs; safer ones would be appreciated. The elevator is only for luggage, so accessibility may be an issue. In the shared toilet area, there was no seat disinfectant or soap for the small sink. My room had only two outlets, so an outlet extender would help. A kettle is provided, but no tea or coffee, which would be a nice touch for the price. Check-in is limited to 3–8 PM and wasn’t clearly stated. Directions were unclear, and the Google Maps link provided didn’t work. Breakfast, offered at an extra cost, was nice but had no tea or coffee. Communication focused heavily on rules, which felt a bit unwelcoming. With a few adjustments, the stay could be much more comfortable."

"wonderful summit view from the room"