Hotel Merveille Arima

12/28 Overnight. I stayed here because it was close to the bus stop and I wanted to save money because I was going on a trip in the new year. It feels like a business hotel. The concierge and the man in the dining room on the first floor were pleasant, but after using the bath, I was relaxing at a table in the elevator hall upstairs reading, and the restaurant upstairs seemed to be about to close, so I was cleaning up. Despite the guests, I was amazed to see that there was a lot of private language that I thought was from school, and that it was normal to see each and every staff member who worked in the hotel, even part-time, as the face of the hotel, and if there were any guests, they would cautiously comment or refrain from private language. After a while, as I went down to the lobby to see a map of the area around the hotel, a young male and female staff member walked in and out of what looked like an office, holding wrapped rice in hand, perhaps remaining at the restaurant, and leaning against the wall while waiting for the elevator to chat. I think it's better than throwing away what's left, but I'd like you to blame me and take it home so that it doesn't get the attention of customers. Is this what's normal about? It is a famous hot spring, so I came here to look forward to it, but it is disappointing. I spoke to an older man at the front desk and he just said he would talk to the employees tomorrow. It may be possible to attract customers because it is a famous hot spring resort even if you don't say anything, but I hope that each and every one of you will take pride in being a staff member who works at the hotel, and that the hospitality and employee education will be further developed in the future. Thanks for your help.

I used it when travelling alone. Kaiseki cuisine in the evening, buffet in the morning. The service was good and the rice was delicious. I was alone, but I was able to relax and enjoy it! The temperature of the air conditioner is only low, high, etc. I couldn't adjust, so I had to. It was difficult to make the temperature comfortable. You can keep your luggage even after checking out, I was able to sightsee Arima Onsen Town easily♪

I stayed here on the 29th, when a typhoon was approaching and there was a light rain. Was the location somewhat confusing? I had already checked the internet map beforehand, As I walked towards the Kobe Electric Railway station, I saw it... but the building on the outside At first glance it looks white and beautiful, but the front was small. Not yet. It was morning, so I didn't check in, just my luggage. I checked in later in the evening. Who was at the front desk at the time? He was a male employee, but honestly, he doesn't seem like a very pleasant person It was. I picked up my room key and breakfast pass and went to my room, but the key was now a card A non-key, keyhole type key... (<it looked like it would take a proper auto lock) The room was beautiful when I said beautiful, but the furniture and so on are much older and worn out I was. Bathroom is a bit... there's a toilet between the door and the washroom But it was small and a little hard to sit in. And I don't know why the washroom faucet. It's too long (!?) and when you try to get hot water out of that tap, the temperature control It's very difficult... (<If you open too much water, it's very hot, and if you tighten it too much, it stays water.) The large public bath was quite impressive, with only the baths in the hot spring resort. Relax I let it in comfortably. Breakfast is a bit ... vegetable dishes are the main thing, meat and fish is shimmy and ham and sausage, but no grilled fish or egg dishes… (Well, I didn't really want to eat that morning.) Well, to sum up, Saihate Hotel is like an enka song. It was a hotel of sorts. Emotions that mean (?)Well, there is, but I'm willing to For those who want to take a break and relax... I wonder if it's OK for me to backtrack. (The staff are maxing out. I'll admit it was a management effort.)