HOTEL ALGO

It was used by a family of three.The location was hilly, so I was very grateful for the shuttle service when I had a lot of luggage.My child seemed to really like the toys in his room, so I decided to buy them.Even after returning home, playing with this toy somehow reminds me of hotels and hot springs.The hamburgers in the hotel were also delicious.Thank you very much◎

I used it with 2 adults and my 2 year old son. I chose this hotel so that my son could enjoy Arima Onsen for the first time, and both adults and children enjoyed it more than I expected!Everyone was very nice, from the phone call I received to confirm my reservation, to the check-in process, to the cafe, and I was able to use it comfortably!There were lots of toys in the room, and they even lent out toys that were appropriate for the child's age. Parts of the museum were open 24 hours a day, so we couldn't get enough of them!We only stayed for one night, but my son cried when we checked out, saying he didn't want to go home yet, so next time we would like to stay for two or more nights!I stayed at four hotels during my trip, but this one was the best for both my children and their parents!I would love to visit you again!There were amenities for children, and it was easy to use the hot spring right in front of us!

I stayed with my family (couple + 2 preschoolers). This is the second time since last year. This time I visited in the summer.⚫︎The hotel itself is new and the rooms are very clean. The room is stocked with building blocks, board games, and other things that the family can play with, so you can stay in the room all the time. (I felt that they took into account the age of the children staying in the hotel when making their selections.)⚫︎Since it is different from a traditional ryokan, there is no hot spring within the facility, but there is ``Kin no Yu'' right in front of you, so you can go right there.⚫︎It's right in the middle of Arima town, so it's very easy to walk around. The parking lot is a little far away, but a person stationed at the affiliated parking lot provided a shuttle.⚫︎The staff were very polite and kind, and promptly answered all of my preliminary consultations and questions.I think this hotel is in a slightly unusual position in the city of Arima, which has many long-established hot spring facilities, but I really like it as it's a clean and comfortable place where I can have fun with my kids. I want to go again.

I visited with my family of 3 (3rd grade elementary school students). Living in Osaka and suddenly having a long weekend, I suddenly thought of going to Arima! So I started looking for accommodation...I've been to Arima many times since I was a child, and I've also visited the toy museum many times (my favorite place is Arima, where I think of that toy store!). It's a hotel?! And you can play various board games! ︎ I love board games, so I want to go to this one. I took the plunge and made a reservation on the same day as if I was being guided somehow.The result was even better than I expected, and it was a truly wonderful time.I see! Produced by the long-established Goshobō! There are many logos and designs by Kosuke Watanuki, and the interior design and room concept are very nice!When you enter the room, there is a welcome board drawn by the staff! This is another really nice illustration! That's awesome~! My family and I were very impressed.As soon as we arrived, we got hooked on the board game that was provided for us, and after that, the three of us had a lot of fun playing with the various toys from the museum! I borrowed a lot of board games on the second floor and played board games until I went to bed, and the next day I ended up playing board games inside the hotel until the last minute before checking out.Kin-no-Yu was under construction, but I was able to use the Goshobo bath instead, and I was very happy to have had such a valuable opportunity.It was not possible to make a reservation for a meal on the same day, but another thing I was curious about was Hana Koyado, which is also an affiliated restaurant! Next time, I would like to make a reservation that includes a meal and visit again.Arima is a small hot spring town, and there's not much to do if you can't enjoy the hotel...(Sorry for the inconvenience), but I'm really glad I was able to spend as much time as I could in the hotel! Not only people with children but also adults can have a lot of fun!All the staff were very kind and it was a very enjoyable vacation. Thank you again!

The other day, I stayed there with my children and their parents. It was a hotel inside the museum, so I was able to play in the museum even after it closed and before it opened!I was able to play in the museum privately during times when I would normally not be able to enter, so it felt special and I was very excited♪The room also had toothbrushes for children and cute loungewear that even a 2-year-old could wear, which my daughter was very happy about.There was also a trash can specifically for diapers, which was very helpful.I'm very happy that I was able to play with the many toys that were left in my room until just before bed, and that I was able to spend a lot of time interacting with my parents and children.Above all, we were able to spend a comfortable time thanks to the courteous and warm customer service of the hotel and museum staff.I'm really glad I stayed here.

I stayed at this hotel for one night the other day, and it was such a great hotel that I wish I had stayed another night!The room was spacious and had toys, perfect for traveling with children. There were several board games and building blocks in the room so the whole family could have fun! I almost didn't have enough time! It was nice to be able to access the hot springs right in front of us.We were able to leave our luggage with us after checking out, so we were able to eat around Arima Onsen while traveling light, which we were very grateful for.The staff was very polite and had a great smile!I would like to thank you for accommodating my request after checking out.The kids had a lot of fun and I'm glad we chose Hotel Argo!If I ever go to Arima Onsen again, I will definitely use it!

The room was new, spacious and nice (I thought it was older), and the staff's hospitality was amazing! There are a lot of toys that you have never seen before, and the play is endless! Great for families with children!

I stayed one day with my parents last week. The hotel has been open for about a year, and since it does not provide its own hot springs, I was a bit adventurous, but it was an excellent choice. I made a reservation two weeks before my visit, and was able to make pleasant memories during my stay, especially because the manager provided friendly and attentive guidance and consideration.When you think about it, think about it, think about it, think about it, think about it, think about it.した！1) Guest room: There are 4 rooms provided per day. I stayed in the room on the far left. The interior is modern, clean, spacious and comfortable (except for a brief moment around midnight when some people shouted out in excitement), and it was quiet and I slept well.: Light pours in through the windows and the old scenery unfolds in real time, so you can enjoy Arima at any moment, inside or outside.: Among the accommodations near Arima Onsen (excluding ryokans), the shower rooms in the rooms are very spacious and comfortable. Recommended for those who do not enjoy bathing in hot springs with many other people or who would like to take a private shower.2) Activities available nearby: You can bathe in the hot springs with the Kinnoyu (Silver Bath)/Kinnoyu (Golden Bath) admission tickets provided by the hotel, two per person (when I went, Kinnoyu was temporarily closed, so I only used Kinnoyu, 1 minute walk), and it is also within walking distance. You can also bathe in the hot springs by purchasing a separate ticket at Taikonoyu, which is 8 minutes away.: The 4th to 6th floors of the hotel building are a 20-year-old toy museum, and admission is free for staying guests. In fact, parents brought their infants and children to play together, and an adult male was sitting alone assembling toys. I found the special/permanent display toys interesting.3) Safety: After 5 p.m., 80% of nearby stores are closed, and it is difficult to see people or cars on the street, so it is not dangerous. It is safe because the hotel informs you at check-in of where to contact in case of requests or emergencies.4) Restaurant: This is the part I was most satisfied with. It is 5 minutes away from Kutsurogiya, which sells pot rice. So it was nice to be able to wait in line and eat. Apart from that, it is really convenient to get around as the hotel is located at the beginning of the main street where snacks, meals and specialties are sold.5) Notable details: Breakfast is not currently provided, but the manager recommended Café de Beau right in front of the building, so we ate there.: When checking in, I was worried because I'm not good at Japanese, but the manager kindly explained things in Japanese and English along with various visual materials, so visitors don't have to worry :): The hotel will probably ask you a few questions before your visit, so it would be a good idea to reply quickly! (ex. What means of transportation you are coming by, whether you want to be picked up at Arima Onsen Station, composition of guests, whether you are accompanying children, etc.)

The hotel is located in a retro museum, and the guest rooms are spacious, Japanese-Western style rooms, and are very clean and relaxing! It's in a great location, limited to 4 groups per day, and includes tickets to Kin-no-Yu and Gin-no-Yu, as well as museum admission tickets, so I felt it was a well-known hotel with good value for money. The customer service from the staff was excellent, everything from luggage storage to welcome drink service was perfect. They also lent us games and umbrellas, which was great! Thanks to HOTEL ALGO, we had a fun trip! I would like to use it again when I go to Arima Onsen!

The facility is new, and the 4th floor of the toy museum (the floor where the mechanical toys are displayed) can be visited 24 hours a day by hotel guests, which I really enjoyed.The room was new and clean, and the front desk staff was really nice.If I had to point out a drawback, it's facing the main street of a shopping district, so it's quite lively during the day, and the voices of tourists and the rumblings of people running over carriers can be heard all the way into the room. (If you are away during the day, it is quiet at night so there is no problem.)Also, if you have a plan that includes a meal, you will go to eat at another affiliated inn, but the meal was the most questionable.First of all, there's no menu, so you don't know what you'll get.This is the first inn I've ever been to that doesn't have a menu, and the person at the table next to me said, ``You want a menu, right?'' "and.I was traveling with children, but while the adults were served 3 to 4 dishes, the children were only served one dish. Moreover, shishito and ginger, plus one type of tempura. I wonder how many young children can eat the first two items...Please note that the menu is partially excerpted from the adult menu, so there is no menu for children.Even at Kaiseki, the children usually came out with everything ready at the beginning of the meal, so even after that, the parents' dishes were served first, and the children had to wait for a long time...The children themselves weren't really hungry. So I waited, but I think it would be a very spicy meal for a hungry child.My honest impression was that this is the kind of food you'd expect from a hotel that was designed for families with children.There are not many restaurants, and there are a few that are closed for maintenance at certain times. You can eat hamburgers at Argo's cafe, so it might be better to use that.However, as I have said many times, the customer service from both the staff at Argo and the staff at the restaurant was wonderful.I felt sorry for the child, as the food was delicious. My child doesn't have much of a picky eater, so I booked a meal option thinking that Japanese food would be fine, but I learned that I should check this when making reservations at other places in the future.Argo is not the one who cooks the meal, but since it was included in the accommodation plan, I would like to write a review here.Other than the food, the kids really enjoyed it too.Thank you for your help this time.