[Gekkoen Yugetsusanso]

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[Gekkoen Yugetsusanso | Kobe Beef Teppanyaki] Grill Kobe beef at your own table, with sashimi and a buffet of about 50 dishes

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Check-in

15:00 - 19:00 (If you arrive after 19:00， please call us once.)

Check-out

Check-out is 10:00.

Meals

Breakfast and dinner included

Dinner

Buffet/in the restaurant

Breakfast

Buffet/in the restaurant

Payment method

Online payment by credit card

Occupancy

1 person(s)

Reservation time limit

By 15:00 on date(s) of stay

Deadline for changes to reservations

By 15:00 on date(s) of stay

Deadline for cancellation

By 15:00 on date(s) of stay

Cancellation fee

*The time displayed is Japan Standard Time (JST).

KOBE BEEF

Kobe beef, grilled at your own table.

The main dish is Kobe beef teppanyaki, cooked on the hotplate at your own table, with sashimi alongside. Everything else is our creative Japanese buffet.

The sound of the beef on the iron, and the smell that comes up with it, are half of what teppanyaki is. Afterwards, the hot spring from our own source.

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—— Booking on our official site is our lowest rate.

KOBE BEEF

Teppanyaki — you do the grilling

Teppanyaki is the plain way to eat Kobe beef, and here you cook it yourself on the hotplate set at your table. We suggest taking it to medium-rare, where the aroma comes up and the sweetness of the beef is easiest to taste.

BUFFET

Dining — the beef, and about fifty dishes around it

Dinner is served in our buffet hall, Tsuki-no-kura. Two main dishes come to your seat — the Kobe beef teppanyaki and sashimi — and the rest is yours to choose from: about fifty dishes of Japanese cooking prepared by our chefs. Dinner is a 90-minute sitting.

Breakfast is a buffet as well, Japanese and Western side by side, bread included.

※ Children of elementary-school age are served one main dish in addition to the buffet. Younger children have the buffet only.
※ Dinner is a 90-minute sitting.
※ All of our rooms are non-smoking. Smoking areas are provided in the building.

HOT SPRING

The baths — our own source, and the “gold spring”

Gekkoen draws from its own spring on the grounds — a sodium chloride spring, long called the all-purpose bath. Few inns in Arima have a source of their own.

Our large baths are Tsuru-no-yu and Kame-no-yu, and along the Takigawa are the open-air baths Ofuku-no-yu and Tamahoko-no-yu. Cross Gekkobashi, the bridge, and the large baths of our sister inn Korokan are open to you as well.

GUEST ROOMS

Rooms — tatami, in a wooden sukiya building

Yugetsusanso is a wooden sukiya-style building from the early Showa era. Each room has a fumikomi step-down entrance and a hiroen, the wide veranda that runs along the window, and keeps the quiet character of the time it was built.

Rooms run from compact tatami rooms to a large twenty-tatami room, so you can take one sized to your party. Room types include Yuugetsu-tei, closest to the river, and the renovated room Kiku.

GOOD TO KNOW

Before you arrive

The building is reached by stairs. It was built in the early Showa era, and there are steps and level changes throughout; guest rooms are on the first, second and third floors. Please allow for this if you are travelling with heavy luggage.

These are tatami rooms: you sleep on futon bedding laid out on the tatami floor rather than in a bed, and it is laid out for you while you are at dinner. Shoes come off at the entrance.

The large baths are communal and are taken without swimwear, separately for men and women. Please wash and rinse at the taps before getting into the bath.

STAY

Your stay

Check-out is at 10:00. The baths are open in the morning, so there is time for one more before you go.

ACCESS

Getting here

We run a minibus from Arima-Onsen Station and from the bus stops in Arima. Once you have arrived, please call us on 078-904-1737 (8:00–19:00).

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