Detailed review & photos “Kobe Bay Sheraton Hotel & Towers”

The hotel was 22 stories tall and located next to Sheraton Square.

This is the main entrance to the hotel. There was an underground parking lot.

A spacious car port.

A bus stop (for Sannomiya / Shin-Kobe) next to the main entrance.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

There was a doorman always ready to open the door for me.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby is located on the 2nd floor.

I arrived at the hotel by Rokko Liner used the entrance on the second floor. The hotel is connected to the station.

This is the lobby.

The lobby was spacious.

There were not many sofas to sit on in the lobby.

This is the check-in counter for guests staying on the club floor.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

You can enjoy a nice view of the city from the elevator.

Guest room elevator hall.

There was a mirror and a vending machine selling cards for payed TV programs.

You cannot go through this door unless you have your room key.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

My room was on the 12th floor. The 12th floor was a special floor with a security door, whirlpool bathtub and a Nespresso coffee machine.

There was a bathroom on the right.

There was another door leading to the bedroom.

The room was big and comfortable to spend time in. The furniture was a little old, but the room was kept clean. However, the wifi was hard to connect and the room did not have a USB port. The room needed a little improvement.

The Sheraton’s signature beds were very comfortable to sleep on. There were two pillows for each person and both were soft.

There was a phone and bible on the bedside table.

There were also two outlets.

TV across the bed.

Phone, memo set and an accessory tray.

Letter set and a map.

A sofa and table by the window.

TV remotes on the table.

The room seen from the window.

The window was very big.

The deluxe room seem to be facing the north side (mountain side), and the view from this room can not be expected because there is Asia One Center opposite, but the night view of Mt. Rokko and the city of Kobe in the northwest direction was beautiful. Also, just below was the tennis court of the fitness club on the 5th floor. If you stay in a room on the south side (sea side), you can see the Seto Inland Sea in the distance.

Kobe is said have a million-dollar night view, and I was happy to be facing the mountain side. If you want a night view, you may be able to avoid Asia One Center, as room numbers ending in 16-21 will be farther west.

There was a bathroom with a shower and bathtub.

The bathtub here is special and has a device called a micro bubble tornado. I was interested to see what it was like, so I soaked in the hot water.

When you press the button, there are a lot of fine bubbles, and these bubbles remove the dirt from the back of the pores.

Body wash sponge

Toilet and shower booth.

There was no problem with the water pressure.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a stool under the sink.

Amenities such as Sheraton’s original shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and body cream were prepared on a box.

Inside the box was a toothbrush sets, razor, shaving gel, brush, hair elastic, hair cap, cotton swabs, cotton and more.

Two free bottles of water.

There was a big closet next to the TV.

There was a map in the closet showing jogging courses around the hotel.

Deodorant spray and clothes brush.

Slippers and shoe horn.

There was a cafe corner in the middle and a safe on the right.

The pajamas felt very nice on my skin. They were being sold for 1,0000 yen at the souvenir shop.

The cafe corner was placed in between the closet.

Electric kettle and ice pale.

There were cups, drinks, glasses, caffeine-less instant coffee, Indian tea premier tea (peach, caramel, rosehip & hibiscus), and Sri Lankan tea Dilma Ceylon tea in a drawer.

Nespresso coffee machine

Drinks and snacks were prepared in the fridge, but they cost extra money.

I had lunch and dinner at a terrace restaurant called the “Garden Cafe.”

This is an all-day dining that can be used for various purposes from breakfast to dinner, and you can enjoy your meal in a space with a high ceiling.

The food was almost the same for both dinner and lunch, but at the live cooking corner, there were roast beef cuts, charcoal-grilled Tamba chicken bowl, freshly fried tempura, and pork shabu-shabu at lunch. Vegetables from Hyogo prefecture were used for salad.

There were over 20 different desserts.

There were many kinds of coffee. You can do take out as well.

There were many other restaurants and bars as well. This is the main bar “Tella” on the 1st floor.

The sports pub “Arena” is also on the first floor.

Japanese restaurant “Matsukaze” on the 2nd floor.

Chinese restaurant “Suitoen” also on the 2nd floor.

Dining “Kobe Grill” on the 21st floor which is the top floor.

Iron plate grill “Kobe Grill” also on the 21st floor.

There is a souvenir shop called “Bay Leaf” on the 2nd floor, and you can go in and out from both the lobby and the Sheraton Square.

There was a Kobe Rokko Onsen called “Hamasen” which is a hot spring that uses 100% of its own natural hot springs.

There were indoor baths, sleeping baths, hitase baths and open-air baths. Since this is the Hotel New Awaji Group, there was an original shampoo set called Awaji Incense in the washroom. There are also cleansing and peeling gels, so you don’t have to bring them with you.

There is a private bath called “Nagomiyu.”

In the hot spring lounge you can calm yourself down in the hot springs. I had ​​cold corn and barley tea.

Connected to the SPA (club floor, spa floor, ladies’ floor, preferred floor), there is also a hot spring space called “Spa Living” exclusively for hotel guests, and a self-medical check corner and massage chair that can measure body composition meter and blood vessel age are installed.

You can have free milk and Yakult.

There was an esthetic salon “PRISME” on the 3rd floor of the Sheraton Square.

There was fitness & sports “The Bay Club” on the 5th floor. It is a fitness club equipped with an indoor pool & jacuzzi, a training gym with the latest machines, a bathroom & sauna, etc., but it seems that only those who stay on the club floor and those who are Marriott Platinum members or above can use it for free. I didn’t use it because it is expensive.

A tennis court on the roof.

Business center at the lobby.

Kid’s space

On the first floor of Sheraton Square, there was a pet relaxation house “Sheraton Dog.” At the pet hotel & grooming room, a professional trainer takes care of dogs and cats.

A 24-hour convenience store on the 2nd floor of the Sheraton Square.

There were families with small children, women groups, elderly people, couples and those staying alone. Pamphlets and other materials are written in three languages, so it is a hotel popular with foreign guests.

The hotel is connected to Rokko Liner Island Center Station.