We recommend "Arima Onsen Ginsui-so Choraku." This wonderful hot spring inn is rare among the Arima Onsen hot springs, where you can enjoy two different spring qualities, "Kinsen" and "Ginsen," all in the same inn. Although it is a high-grade hotel, it also offers a wide range of affordable plans for those who want to stay without meals. The open-air bath surrounded by the rustic atmosphere of the oak forest is particularly comfortable, and the radon contained in the hot spring will soothe your body and relax your tiredness. In a separate building a little ways independent guest cottages, you can also enjoy a jacuzzi and steam bath, making this a recommended hot spring inn to visit when you come to Arima.

If you are in Arima Onsen, how about "Arima Gyoen"? It is a hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) located a 5-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station. There are many hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn), shops, and convenience stores in the surrounding area, and it is also close to the outlet mall, so it is very convenient for sightseeing. Meals are served in the restaurant, with a menu using seasonal ingredients.

The rooms with open-air baths vary in price depending on the room grade, but the lowest price is 70,000 yen per person, but it is a room on the top floor with an excellent view, and the open-air bath is of course a Gin-yu hot spring. The meal is a carefully selected kaiseki course, cooked in the kitchen on the same floor and brought to the room while it is still hot. The food is as extravagant as possible, including Kobe beef fillet and sirloin steak, abalone, sea urchin, and other appetizers, as well as Akashi sea bream and live sashimi of tuna. The breakfast is so luxurious that it could be mistaken for dinner. The bath in the room is of course good, but the inn's observation large bath is on the same floor, so it is easy to get to. The bath has a spacious indoor bath (Ginsen) with Breathtaking view view below, an open-air bath where you can taste Kinsen and Ginsen, and a sauna is also attached. By the way, there is also a wonderful large bath in the basement. If you have time, I recommend going there. There is an indoor bath and an open-air bath with a completely different atmosphere from the 9th floor.

This is one of the more affordable hotels in Arima Onsen. Despite the low price, the breakfast and dinner meals are very delicious. It's not luxurious, but the relaxing rooms and clean large public baths are the secret to its popularity. The parking lot is large and easy to park in, and it's also convenient to access. We recommend this hotel as it will exceed your expectations.

The inn is located in Arima Onsen with Simmons beds Japanese and Western room. In addition, you can enjoy hot spring water in the large public baths "Zuisen" and "Sosen" equipped with medium and low temperature saunas, and in the private family bath "Jusen" (charged) where you can enjoy Ginsen (radon spring) free private open-air bath with an internal key and Kinsen private bath. And as for the meals, you can enjoy kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）prepared with carefully selected ingredients such as Kobe beef, Sanda beef, Tanba matsutake mushrooms, Matsuba crabs, and natural torafugu (blowfish) directly from the place of production.

Merveille Arima is conveniently located just a two-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station, and a five-minute walk from the center of hot spring town. There are manju shops and cafes lined up, making it a great place to eat while walking around. The hotel has a large public bath (with sauna) where you can enter both the "Kinsen" and "Ginsen" springs, as well as open-air bath, so you can fully enjoy hot spring atmosphere. For dinner, you can enjoy a kaiseki course made with local ingredients, including delicious Kobe beef. From autumn, there are plans available where you can eat crab sukiyaki, crab hotpot, and fugu hotpot.

If you are looking for an inn with an open-air bath and in-room dining in Arima Onsen, I recommend this inn. It is a spacious, clean, and elegant inn, and the open-air "Kinsen" bath is in the room, so it is great to be able to take a bath in the hot spring whenever you want without worrying about the people around you. Dinner is also served in the room. You will definitely be satisfied.

Ginsen, called "Toyoju no Yu," is pumped into six baths, a full-body bath, Lying-down bath utase-yu（a stream of hot water falling down on your shoulders like a small waterfall）, a bubble bath, a walking bath, and a pressure bath. There is also an infrared sauna. There are several kaiseki courses available, ranging from a course with Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）shabu-shabu as the main dish, to black-haired wagyu steak, black-haired Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）, and a course with spiny lobster as kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）. It is a 12-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station, and close to the hot spring town. I don't know how much you should pay, but the breakfast-only plan costs less than 10,000 yen, so in that case you could have dinner in the hot spring town.

There are Japanese-style and Western-style rooms to choose from. It's good that you can choose the right one for the occasion. There is a large bath and an open-air bath in the inn, and a hot spring in the main building. The price is less than 10,000 yen for a room only or with breakfast, and depending on the dinner course, it can be a little over 10,000 yen, so it may change depending on the tour schedule, but I think it's a cheap and good inn.

This is a popular inn in Arima Onsen with a total of 37 rooms, where you can enjoy bathing in the hot springs. This plan for a relaxing stay at Arima Onsen (without meals) will fit your budget. You can also enjoy the hot springs in the open-air rooftop bath where you can look up at the shining starry sky, the Beitou stone bath that passes through precious stones designated as special natural monuments by the country, the spacious large communal bath that the inn is proud of, and Kinsen open-air bath that turns brown when exposed to air.

If you are thinking of staying in Arima Onsen, I recommend "Yuuwa". There is a natural hot spring from the hotel's own source, and there are eight baths including an indoor bath and sauna. Since foreign guests will be staying overnight, I recommend the Japanese-Japanese and Western room is relatively spacious compared to the Western-style room. The twin beds and Japanese-style room are spacious and relaxing. For meals, I think Shabu Shabu（Japanese hotpot）and sukiyaki plans using Kobe beef will be well received.

Arima Onsen The inn is located between Ochibayama and the Taki River, which boasts the best Nature. Here, there is a guest room "Kyokusui-tei" with a detached type open-air bath that is ideal for a secluded stay. In addition, Directly flowing from the source hot spring can be enjoyed in the open-air baths "Tamahoko-no-yu and Afuku-no-yu" and large baths "Kame-no-yu and Tsuru-no-yu" along the Taki River, even outside of guest rooms. And as for meals, you can have kaiseki cuisine using seafood and Kobe BEEF caught in the suburbs Hyogo in a room meal. Especially, the Kobe BEEF grilled dish and Akashi seafood grilled on a ceramic plate are exquisite.

There is a bath with open-air bath in the sky where you can enjoy Nature scenery, which is rare even in Arima. The bath is spacious enough to accommodate about two adults. The food is kaiseki cuisine using Tajima beef and fresh fish and shellfish caught in Akashi Port. All dishes are served one by one.

"Arima Onsen Hyoe Koyokaku" has been around for a long time and is surprisingly made for the common people, so I recommend it on weekdays. The shop inside Ryokan (Japanese inn) is also well stocked, so I think it's quite fun. This is a great location in Arima, and it's fun to stroll through the shopping district.

It's possible to stay without meals, so it fits within the budget. There is a free shuttle bus from the station. You can also walk. The bath was clean and spacious, and there were various types of body soap, which was very good. I was able to enjoy the Arima hot spring. The room was also clean and I was satisfied. The cost performance was excellent.

Arima Onsen is home to many high-end inns, but we recommend this reasonably priced inn. They offer budget plans starting from 6,000 yen for a one-night stay, so you'll fit within your desired 10,000 yen budget. You can enjoy Arima's "Ginsen" simple radon spring water in the spacious public bath. Both the men's and women's baths utase-yu（a stream of hot water falling down on your shoulders like a small waterfall）, bubble baths, saunas, and even a gazebo-style open-air bath. This is a highly recommended inn, with a full range of hot spring facilities, allowing you to enjoy high-quality water to your heart's content.

This hotel is located above "Taiko no Yu." It has been recently renovated, so it is very clean and nice. The price is reasonable, and you can enter Taiko no Yu as much as you like. Depending on the plan, you can enter for free before check-in or after check-out. Parking is also free during that time! The hotel itself has a large hot spring bath, so you can really enjoy hot spring. There are various meal plans, and I think this is one of the best value hotels in Arima Onsen.

In Arima Onsen, there is a delicious soba restaurant called "Soba Tsuchiyamajin". I recommend "Kamidaibo", which is close to this restaurant. It is a charming inn that retains the atmosphere of the Showa era. Meals include "Sanda beef sukiyaki" and "Banshu chicken sukiyaki".

It's an old building, but it's clean. The food served in the building is delicious, with piping hot seasonal ingredients. Across the street from the inn is the old-style cafe "Tchick Tac," which serves delicious medicinal curry, and behind it is the Western-style pastry shop "Mamesei," which sells healthy snacks made with tofu and soy pulp.