ねぎや
Negiya
A traditional Japanese inn offering serene onsen experiences, seasonal kaiseki cuisine, and historical charm.
Hotel
Spa, Traditional
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Negiya Ryokan Ryoufukaku, located in the famous Arima Onsen area, offers guests a tranquil retreat with its natural hot spring baths and scenic views. The ryokan features various room types, including those with private open-air baths, allowing guests to enjoy the healing waters of Arima's renowned golden and silver hot springs. Dining includes seasonal kaiseki meals, prepared with fresh ingredients sourced locally. The inn's rich history and serene ambiance provide a perfect escape for those seeking relaxation and cultural immersion.
Facilities & Services
- Natural Hot Springs
- Private Open-Air Baths
- Kaiseki Dining
- Free Wi-Fi
- Shuttle Service
- Parking Available
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