Arima Onsen, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture

Hashinoya Annex Ransui

A small ryokan where the garden and kaiseki come before bath variety

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Property overview

Overview

Hashinoya Annex Ransui is a small wooden inn by the Takigawa, with a garden-facing gold-spring outdoor bath. Bath access and booking terms differ by facility and plan, so confirm the exact arrangement.

Bath informationSeparate in-room baths from shared bathing facilities
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Bath information

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Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
Not published for the annex bath. The Japan Spa Association lists 96°C for the facility without a source ID. Kobe City’s 2026 data lists 99.4°C for the main building’s Tenjin source; neither is a fixed temperature for the annex bath.
Bathing temperature
Not published.
Spring source
The individual source for the annex outdoor gold-spring bath is not published. The separate main-building private bath is explicitly linked to the Tenjin source; do not attribute it to the annex bath.
Spring classification
Iron-rich sodium chloride spring, strongly saline and high-temperature.
pH
Not published.
Flow rate
Not published.
Water handling
The garden bath faces the Takigawa and uses gold-spring water. Listed hours are 3:00–11:00 pm and 6:00–10:00 am, with a gender change at about 6:00 am. Current booking-platform Q&A identifies the indoor bath as ordinary water. On some weekdays, a hinoki or maki bath may be available for private family use. Staying guests can separately request the main building’s free-flowing Tenjin-source gold-spring bath in advance. The annex outdoor bath is heated and is not listed as free-flowing. Full bath-by-bath treatment details are not published.
Analysis date
Not published.

Bathing indications

The Japan Spa Association lists general chloride-spring bathing indications, including cuts, poor peripheral circulation, sensitivity to cold, dry skin, some chronic muscle or joint discomfort and fatigue. These are not treatment claims.

Bath experience

Comfort
9.0/10
Bath variety
7.5/10
Upkeep
9.0/10
Atmosphere
9.5/10
Quiet
9.5/10
Access
8.0/10
Value
8.0/10

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Location & access

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Address: 1684 Arimacho, Kita Ward, Kobe. The source record does not confirm a station walking time or shuttle service. The inn has no elevator.

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Before you book

Current listings differ on child eligibility and check-in time; use the selected plan and booking confirmation. Stand-alone day-use admission is not confirmed. The property has no elevator. The main-building private bath is separate from the annex and must be arranged independently.

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