Takarazuka Hotels with Wi-Fi

The ideal hotel experience… really I feel like a princess! Everything is so nice and well thought out, even in the economy room, there are nightgowns and slippers and even a shoe shine kit, they even provide a 3-type charger in the room. The beds are perfectly comfortable. The bath is so deep and relaxing, and the shampoo and conditioner are really nice quality! There are even vending and ice machines on every floor, I recommend to pair a cold drink with your bath. The view looks onto the Flower Road and it’s very nice. The breakfast is amazing, everything is delicious and very well thought out. The omelet cooked by hand and the cake of the day were the highlights, there is also a very nice salad bar. I recommend the rose hip tea to pair with your breakfast, it’s refreshing and doesn’t have too much sugar. The hotel is also only 2 minutes walk from the Takarazuka Grand Stage, we were able to have a relaxing breakfast, leave our luggage in the lockers near reception, and then stroll over for the 11am performance.

Very clean! Very warm! The proprietress also personally introduced us to the story of the hotel and her own art paintings made of local plants and flowers!

The hotel facilities are very old, much older than most hotels in Japan. The rooms are not big or even very small. Compared with its price, it can be said to be a hotel with low cost performance. The advantage is that it is very close to the Takarazuka Theater and Hankyu Takarazuka Station. You can have afternoon tea on the first floor of the hotel. The price of afternoon tea is lower than that of surrounding restaurants or cafes. On the way to the Takarazuka Theater, you will pass by a medium-sized shopping mall. There are not too many things in the mall, but it is enough for people who don’t have much shopping needs. There are several brochures and posters about the Takarazuka Theater in the drawers of the hotel that you can take away for free. The hygiene is also quite clean.

Although we checked in late, we were soothed by the open-air rose bath. We were lucky that it was only available on certain days of the week. For breakfast, we enjoyed the ”Breakfast at the Ryokan.” We wanted to drink coffee, so it was good that drip coffee was prepared in the room.