14 Hotels & Ryokan in Hyogo for Families with Little Ones

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If you are traveling to Hyogo with children, we recommend choosing an inn based on how you want to spend your time. If you want to enjoy things like "Kobe Animal Kingdom" and also visit Osaka and Kyoto, stay in Kobe city. If you want to relax in onsen, why not try Arima onsen or Kinosaki onsen? Also popular are Awaji Island, where you can enjoy a resort feeling, and Tojo Lake Toy Kingdom.

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When it comes to accommodation, not only the location but also the facilities and services for children are important. There is no end to worrying about whether there is something for children to eat and whether it will bother other customers. Therefore, we will introduce an inn in Hyogo that welcomes babies and children. We have carefully selected hotels and ryokan where you can spend a comfortable and enjoyable time with your children, such as having family-only rooms, having a full range of baby goods, and having meals in your room.

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"Kobe Portopia Hotel" is a landmark of the international city of Kobe. It is a city resort with a roof garden pool, tennis court, athletic gym, and indoor heated pool. Convenient for sightseeing to "Kobe Animal Kingdom" and "Kobe Anpanman Children's Museum & Mall"♪

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This is the "Family Japanese-Western style room" certified as "Welcome Baby Inn". This room is equipped with a 10 tatami mat Japanese-style room, a twin bedroom, and a playroom with "Bornelund" playground equipment, and is recommended for trips with three generations. Children's pajamas, kids' amenities, bed guards, baby cots (for a fee), trash cans for diapers, and temperature control pots are also available, so you can stay with peace of mind.

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In addition to Japanese restaurants, French restaurants, Chinese restaurants, dining cafes, buffet restaurants, etc., there are many unique shops. Also, if you have small children and are worried about meal at a restaurant, we recommend using room service. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and night menu are available, and there is also a children's menu.

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"Kobe Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers" is located on Rokko Island, a seaside city full of resort atmosphere. On the lobby floor on the 2nd floor, there is a kids' corner called "Kobe Sweets Kids Land," which is inspired by the city of sweets, Kobe. There are educational toys and picture books made of wood, so please use them as many times as you like during your stay.

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This room is "Deluxe Family Twin Room A" with a loft bed like a secret base. There are also rooms that can accommodate up to 4 people with 3 beds and an extra bed, and a Japanese-style suite with an open-air bath that can accommodate 3 generations. Pajamas and slippers for children, toothbrushes, baby beds and bed guards are available for rent.

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For breakfast, enjoy the buffet at Terrace Restaurant Garden Cafe. There is a wide variety of menu items, including freshly baked French toast, colorful salads, and desserts, and there is also a kids' corner with items that are popular with children, such as fries and meatballs. Moms and dads can have fun together with their children.

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Seaside Hotel Maiko Villa Kobe is a hotel where you can see the magnificent Akashi Kaikyo Bridge up close. It is a location that is easy to access to wherever you go, such as Kobe, Himeji, Osaka, and Awaji Island. The summer-only outdoor pool is about 1m deep for children and about 0.5m for toddlers. You can enjoy the resort feeling while looking at the Seto Inland Sea.

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Most of the guest rooms have an ocean view, and you can enjoy a superb view of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. This is a Japanese-Western style room where you can relax with your family. There is a tatami space, so babies are safe, and you can rent a crib (for a fee). If you like trains, a room with a train view is also recommended.

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Dinner can be eaten at Japanese cuisine or at the terrace restaurant, and for children there are a la carte menus such as mini udon noodles and children's courses. For breakfast, enjoy the breakfast buffet at the terrace restaurant "Saint-Tropez". You can use strollers in all restaurants. Please enjoy your meal time with your family.

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Arima onsen is surrounded by the mountains of Rokko, Kobe. Ryusenkaku, located on that hill, is a onsen ryokan that has aimed to be a child-friendly inn. The guest rooms are mainly for families, and this is a family suite "Hyotan" with a private Kinsen open-air bath. It is 73 square meters in size and comes with a kids loft that is like a secret base. There is also a low washbasin for children, and a wide range of baby goods such as children's toiletries, yukatas, slippers, and diaper pails!

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"Ryuusenkaku" has an indoor bath and an open-air bath, but if you are traveling with children, a room with an open-air bath is recommended. This is the open-air bath in the "Hyotan" room, and the water is shallow, so it's safe for children. In addition, even in rooms without onsen, there is a private open-air bath (for a fee), so you can enjoy onsen without bathing as a family. Baby bath chairs, baby baths, and bath toys are also free♪

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Dinner is in-room dining, so it's nice to be able to eat at your child's pace! Children's chairs, children's tableware, cutlery, and aprons are also provided. The menu for adults includes branded beef such as Kobe beef and Tajima beef, as well as seasonal seafood and vegetables. In the morning, you can enjoy a rich breakfast set at the breakfast venue. There are also children's breakfast sets and baby meals (late, early to mid-term) for infants, so please choose according to your age.

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Ryuusenkaku still has a lot of facilities and services for children. Playground equipment and picture books are waiting for children in the kids corner where you can run around without worry. You will not get bored during your stay with the "Forest Pool" that is only available in the summer, the "Indoor Heated Pool" that can be used all year round, and the "Starry Night Sky Plaza" where you can play putter golf and table tennis.

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Located in Arima Onsen, onsen surrounded by the greenery of Rokko, Miyukiso Hanamusubi onsen is an inn with the theme of "flowers," which represent the four seasons of Japan. In the guest room with an open-air bath named after a flower, you can spend a relaxing time in the bath and dinner with your family alone. This is a Japanese-Western style suite called “Karatachi-no-ma”. There is also a massage chair, so you can heal the fatigue of childcare and work.

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There are 5 types of baths in guest rooms with open-air baths. You can use the “Kinsen”, which has turned brown and is representative of Arima onsen, 24 hours a day. It would be nice to have the whole family come in early, put the kids to bed, and then slowly soak in the hot water. Each room has an open-air bath with a TV. In addition, even in rooms without an open-air bath, there is a private open-air bath with a view (for a fee) that can be used only by the family.

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For family trips with elementary school students, we recommend the "Family Plan", and for children up to 2 years old, the "0-2 Years Old Baby Debut Support Plan" is recommended. Both have great services such as free private open-air baths, and dinner is in-room dining. For dinner, enjoy a leisurely kaiseki meal that uses plenty of seasonal ingredients.

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For children, we will prepare a children's menu in a flower basket upon request. It looks cute, and there are plenty of menus that children will enjoy♪ I think they will concentrate on meal.

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The Grand Resort Princess Arima, located in the back room of Kansai, Arima onsen, is a resort hotel located on a hill surrounded by the greenery of Mt. Rokko. It is also certified as a "Welcome Baby Inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute, and in addition to this Japanese-Western style room, the Japanese-style room is also certified. With the "Welcome Baby Plan", you can get paper diapers and baby food as gifts, as well as amenities such as toothbrushes and slippers for children.

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"Akayu", which contains a lot of iron, is popular in the large communal bath with a great view. Baby baths, child pails, basins, bath chairs, baby shampoos and baby soaps are also available. There is also an all-weather heated pool with a dome-shaped ceiling next to the large public bath, so don't forget your swimsuit.

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With the "Welcome Baby Plan", dinner is a set meal made with local ingredients. Junior plates are available for elementary school students and kids plates are available for infants, and the buffet menu for children is also exciting ♪, and there is a wide variety of breads, salads, desserts, etc., so it is okay if you like it or not. Children's chairs and aprons are also available at the meal venue, so even children can enjoy meal with peace of mind.

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“Kagetsukan” is located in Sumoto Onsen, almost in the center of Awaji onsen. This inn boasts a location where the Ohama Coast spreads out in front of you. This is the certified room at Miki House Child Care Research Institute's "Welcome Baby Inn". A spacious Japanese-Western style room with a playroom in one corner. With the Baby Plan, up to 15 diapers and as much milk as you like are free. There are plenty of rental goods such as baby beds, so it is also recommended for first-time travelers ♪

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This is not a "Welcome Baby Inn" certified room, but it is a family room popular with families. You can use the "baby plan" and it comes with a bath with a view. Corner covers, outlet caps, playground equipment and DVDs are standard equipment. You can relax and have fun.

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With Kaigetsukan's Baby Plan, dinner is in-room dining. Children can enjoy meal at their own pace without worrying about other people watching. The most popular menu item is ``Seafood Samadhi''. Enjoy plenty of seasonal flavors such as Awaji Island's fresh seafood and Awaji beef. Breakfast is a buffet at the venue where you can enjoy the delicacies of the island.

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"The Gran Resort Elegante Awajishima" is located along the east coast, which is convenient for transportation and sightseeing, right next to the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. It is a child-friendly hotel that has been certified as a "welcome baby inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute. With the "Welcome Baby Plan", you can choose between a Japanese-style room or this Japanese-Western style room, and get diapers and baby food as gifts! Children's slippers, toothbrushes, stepping stools, and trash cans for diapers are provided, so you can spend a comfortable time.

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With the "Welcome Baby Plan", dinner is a set meal where you can taste local seasonal ingredients. There are also kids plates and junior plates. Breakfast is a Japanese breakfast buffet with more than 20 kinds of dishes. At the meal venue, where you can enjoy "seafood nokkedon" where you can ♪ freely choose your favorite seafood, there are chairs for children and aprons for infants.

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The lobby has a "Kids Corner" where you can play with playground equipment and toys, so you won't get bored even on rainy days or when you have a little time between meal. There is also a game room and an indoor heated pool for children, so you can have a lot of fun just by staying at the hotel. When I travel, I want to turn a blind eye to some naughty things and let them play to their heart's content.

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"Hotel & Hotel & Resorts Minamiawaji Daiwa Royal Hotel MINAMIAWAJI" overlooking the Naruto Strait. Miki House Child Care Research Institute "Welcome Baby Inn", and this is the certified room. The cork floor is safe for kids running around barefoot and babies crawling. The ceiling light "Pop in Aladdin" comes with a projector, so you can enjoy videos and movies on the big screen. There is also a kids room with a bouldering corner. It's nice to be able to move your body and play in your room.

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In addition to the certified rooms, there are various types of rooms to choose from, such as baby rooms and Japanese-style rooms that are recommended for those traveling with children. This is the "IKONIH room" with bunk beds and toys made of cypress. Play shop and read picture books. Please spend a pleasant time wrapped in the scent of hinoki.

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The source of the bath is "Nandan onsen", and there are open-air baths, large public baths, and saunas where you can slowly soothe your fatigue in nature. The dressing room is equipped with a crib, a trash can for diapers, and baby wipes. Baby soap, baby chairs, and shampoo hats are provided in the bathhouse, so it's safe for babies to make their onsen debut!

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For both dinner and breakfast, you can enjoy a buffet where you can eat as much as you like. In addition to the standard items, we also have local menus using Awaji beef and onions from Awaji! You can eat retort baby food at the venue, and there are tableware, aprons, chairs, etc. for children, so even if you bring your baby with you, you can enjoy meal in peace. You can also warm up baby food, so we recommend bringing your favorite food with you.

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Yumekaiyu Awajishima boasts a beautiful location with the white sand and green pine ``Ohama Coast'' in front of you and Mt. Mikuma in the background. This is a 10 tatami Japanese-style room with a wide veranda with bamboo flooring. The low chair makes it safe for small children. With the Family Plan, you can rent a child's chair, baby bathtub, and diaper bin for free. Also, don't miss out on benefits such as sand play set rental and drink service.

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If you rent a private open-air bath (for a fee), you and your family can enjoy onsen together. This ``Yumemi'' is a private space with a cypress open-air bath with a view of the ocean, a terrace, and a sofa where you can cool down after taking a bath. In addition, there are two different types of hot springs, the ``Mori no Spa'' on the 6th floor of the main building and the ``Hentai Spa'' on the 2nd floor of the east building, so it's fun to visit the hot springs within the hotel!

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With the family plan, adults can choose between ``Seasonal Kaiseki Cuisine'' or ``Nishoku Nabe All-You-Can-Eat'', and for children, children's lunch (pictured) is available for children aged 4 to 6, and baby lunch is available for children aged 1 to 3. You can have it. In addition, with other plans, we also prepare children's lunches for infants and children's Kaiseki meals for elementary school students, so you don't have to worry about it.The menu is as fulfilling as that for adults.

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Many toys and picture books are waiting for children at the kids corner on the first floor! The picture books can be borrowed, so please read them before you go to sleep. The game corner on the first floor also has a crane game and a print sticker machine, so please enjoy it with your family.

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"Hotel Green Plaza Tojoko" is an official hotel adjacent to "Tojoko Toy Kingdom" where you can enjoy attractions, toy rooms, pools, etc. all day long. Even if you get tired of playing, you can return to your room immediately, so you can take a nap break. There are plenty of benefits such as accommodation plans with tickets.

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It is certified as a "welcome baby inn" by Miki House Child Care Research Institute, so you can stay comfortably even with children! There are various types of rooms such as Japanese-Western style rooms and maisonettes, and the 9th and 10th floors are dedicated to family rooms (pictured). The king size bed is large enough for the whole family to use. There are no steps, so it's safe to run around and crawl. Yukata for children, slippers, garbage bins for diapers, baby foam soap & shampoo, and more!

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In front of the elevator on the 9th floor, which is dedicated to the family room, is the ``Forest Picture Book Shelf.'' Approximately 500 picture books are lined up on shelves made of Hinoki cypress from Hyogo. The structure is low so that small children can search for the books they want to read on their own. Enjoy a fun time with your child and parents as you read a variety of picture books.

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Dinner is a Japanese, Western, and Chinese buffet at the restaurant. In addition to our most popular specialty roast beef, we also have a kids menu with French fries, fried shrimp, mini hamburgers, and even baby food! Breakfast is also a Japanese and Western buffet where you can enjoy local ingredients. Don't worry, the restaurant also provides tableware and wooden high chairs for children.

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Yuraku Kinosaki Spa & Gardens is located near the center of Kinosaki onsen. The location is surrounded by mountains on three sides and can be called a ``forest house.'' All rooms are Japanese-style and are designed with soundproofing in mind. With the Baby Plan, goods such as diaper bins, baby wipes, electric kettles, and picture books are free.

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There are three types of private open-air baths, the flower bath (pictured), the orange and lime bath, and the apple bath, all of which are free of charge. You can relax in onsen with your family. There are also semi-open-air private baths and indoor baths for men and women. Baby baths and baby bath chairs are free, and there is a bath with a diaper changing table, so you don't have to worry♪ Even in the rooms with semi-open-air baths, which are limited to 4 rooms, there is a flower bath service, so you can enjoy it anytime and any number of times.

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If you are traveling with children, both meal and breakfast in-room dining. You can eat at your child's pace, and you don't have to worry about your surroundings. This is a children's menu for dinner (an example). Both adults and children will be very satisfied with the dishes that use carefully selected local ingredients. You are welcome to bring your own baby food, and they will warm it for you if you ask.

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The 23-room "Tokiwa Bekkan" stands in a quiet area in the back room of Kinosaki onsen. There are Japanese-style rooms facing the proud courtyard, guest rooms with open-air baths (pictured), and detached rooms with cypress baths, so you can spend a relaxing time with your family. The "Baby Welcome Plan" comes with benefits such as a chair for children, a Bumbo baby sofa, and a trash can for diapers.

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Due to town regulations, the baths in the rooms are not onsen, but in the large public baths, you can enjoy onsen in both indoor and outdoor baths. This is a women's cypress open-air bath. You can take a bath until 12:00 at night and from 6:00 the next morning, so it is recommended to use it while your child is sleeping. Enjoy a relaxing time surrounded by the scent of cypress and warm water.

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With the Baby Welcome Plan, both dinner and breakfast are in-room dining. For dinner, you can enjoy seasonal kaiseki cuisine made with local ingredients such as fish from the Sea of Japan, Tajima beef, and Tajima duck. Breakfast is a Japanese meal centered on the specialty "Yuba tofu small pot". For dinner and breakfast, there is a children's lunch (charged), and if you wish, we can warm up baby food and prepare porridge for you.

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"Reisenit Kinosaki Suite VILLA" is a resort hotel located on the Maruyama river bank in Okukinosaki. The location is convenient not only for sightseeing around Kinosaki onsen, but also for the hands-on aquarium “Kinosaki Marine World” and “Takenohama Beach”, which is popular for its white sand beach with high transparency. The garden pool is open in the summer and guests can use it for free. There are rooms where you can stay with your pet, and there is also a dog run.

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All guest rooms are Japanese and Western rooms with an area of 50 square meters or more, perfect for three generations traveling together. Here, in the "Welcome KIDS Room", baby goods such as Bumbo, baby chair, baby bath, bottle sterilization case, etc. are available, and diapers are free to use. Both dinner and breakfast are in-room dining, so mom and dad can eat at their leisure.

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For a summer trip, a garden barbecue is recommended. You can enjoy plenty of fresh seafood, meat and vegetables. It's even more delicious when you eat outside! It will be an unforgettable memory for the children as well. In the case of in-room dining, you can enjoy a course meal with plenty of local seafood and vegetables. Depending on the plan, there are children's dishes, so the whole family can enjoy any type of meal.

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There are lots of toys, stuffed animals, and board games in front of the front desk! You can rent whatever you like and bring it to your room. There is also a library with picture books and comics in the museum, so you won't get bored even in your free time or on days with bad weather.

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With a full range of facilities and services, we have introduced Hyogo inns where you can fully enjoy traveling with children. You can choose according to the area you want to visit, or you can choose a place to stay before making a sightseeing plan. A trip to Hyogo where not only children but also adults can refresh. Please book a nice place to stay and go out.