Kobe hotels like a local.
Kobe lets you pair Kobe beef, harbour walks, hillside history, sake breweries, hot springs and mountain views without spending half your trip in transit.

About Kobe
Kobe sits tightly between the Seto Inland Sea and the Rokko mountains, so your days can feel unusually compact: port promenades, former foreign-resident streets, Chinatown, sake breweries, hot springs and mountain viewpoints all fit within the same city. Its modern identity grew after the Port of Kobe opened to foreign trade in 1868, leaving you with European-style Kitano houses, a former foreign settlement, Nankinmachi food culture and a serious reputation for beef.
Where to stay in Kobe
Each is a different version of the city. Choose by mood and the room follows.
Sannomiya
Convenient, central and practical





