Kobe Center for Overseas Migration and Cultural Interaction Tours and Activities

The rooms are nice and clean, and you’ll be comfortable once you’re inside. Just be aware that the soundproofing isn’t great, so any noise outside will find its way in. The big catch is actually finding the entrance. It’s a bit of a hidden gem—emphasis on hidden. Google Maps might tell you it’s right by the station, but in reality, you’re over a kilometer away. It took me a good half hour to actually locate the entrance because it didn’t match the map pin. So if you’re counting on it being a quick hop from the metro, you might be in for a surprise. Once you do get in, it’s fine for a short stay—just one night is probably ideal. The breakfast is okay, nothing special, and keep in mind that if you’ve had a long day of walking, the lack of a quick entrance and occasional elevator issues can be a headache. If you’re not too picky about the location quirks, it’ll do the job.

We called this place home for two weeks and would definitely stay again. There is a market on the basement floor and it’s near other shopping options and right on top of the station that leads to the main station, making this location extremely convenient.

Amazing hotel, every little detail well thought out