Hotels near Nishinomiya Shrine

"Tonnes of space for a family. Right near the train station, super clean and quiet. "

"Check-in process could have been better. I arrived prior to the 3:00pm and was patiently waiting in the lobby for the check-in window to open up (as instructed by the staff). Although, the staff f knew that I was waiting, the began to check in other patrons prior to the 3:00pm start."

"Amazing stay! Amazing staff, beautiful hotel, the shuttle was very convenient. Tattoo friendly as the onsens are booked for 45 minute private sessions. Worth the splurge if you’re travelling on a bit of a budget."

"Great place for a getaway. Amazing food, friendly staff, clean property."

"Overall we enjoyed our stay here (2 nights). Easy access to the park and to city walk. We had a lovely view over the bay. We are from the UK. Much of the breakfast options catered to Japanese customers. We ate fried egg, bacon/ ham, variety of croissants, yoghurt, orange slices, french toast. There was also a small pancake machine that makes approx. 6cm diameter pancakes. There was a queue to be seated for breakfast (5-10 wait). "

"Amazing hotel and great price super kid friendly would definitely stay here again"

"This hotel had 13 separate washer and dryers which was very convenient during our last leg of our trip. Doing laundry was super easy. The breakfast buffet here was so delicious. We enjoyed the many variety of Japanese and western style dishes. The train station is right across the street and was convenient for going to Universal Studios and the aquarium.This was the only reason we stayed here for 3 nights. There’s a 7-11 down the street and dining options were mostly at Universal. We loved this hotel."

"Great hotel close to Universal Studio Japan. Hotel was very well maintained, clean and spacious. There’s a Lawson right on the 1st floor, near the elevators. Had a wonderful stay, would definitely be back if we were to visit USJ in the future."

"Experience was great, staff was super helpful and friendly and the room was beautiful. The shuttle service was great and really allowed us to experience the town to the fullest. The Kaiseki dinner options really let us feel like we were getting the full experience of the Japanese culture. The only down side was that the tattoos policy is very restrictive, only one small tattoo is allowed. Since my husband and I had either more than one or they were large we were not able to enjoy the public baths and had to pay additional fees and schedule the private onsens. We still enjoyed it and the private baths were easy to schedule, beautiful and very fairly priced but we would have liked to enjoy the public baths as well so we could have access to the cold water tub and sauna. Overall amazing experience, definitely will be coming back, but with Tattoo cover ups."