Guesthouse Geragera — Hotel in Kobe

I stayed there 2 nights because I wanted to go see awaji island. I think I just should've booked there. The hostel is not terrible but the problem is, the room is very tiny for 10 people. It was winter so we were 6 when I was there but the trashcan was too tiny for 6 people. Only one toilet and one shower is also not enough I think. I think the worst thing is that there isn't a room you can just sit at a table or eat something you bought (the closest konbini / supermarket is 20 min walk from there, and there isn't many restaurants around there), because the restaurant close so early in winter! I wanted to eat at 7:30pm but the reception was already closed and it was rainy so I had to eat outside in the cold. Honestly not a good experience. Otherwise the people there are kind, they lend me an umbrella when I asked, and the view is beautiful. I think you should just go...

Given its location, it is a relaxing place to visit. I can't say much about the stay here, I have heard mixed reviews. I can criticize the food and price though and it is a bit overpriced for what you get. You are obviously paying for the location rather than a quality dish. During the summer, you are better off enjoying a meal at Suma Beach than here. Better food and more reasonable prices, or just go to the Starbucks down the street. I had an event for thirty people here on the upper level, the spread was rather lame. Very generic for was...

I really enjoyed my stay here (solo travelled). The views from Geragera are stunning and beautiful. Like a cozy little beach house, it's right next the waters and waking up early morning to catch the sunrise was phenomenal.

Within walking distance is a nearby Starbucks. Would recommend taking a drink to-go and walking along the shores during quiet hours.

The staff are really nice and breakfast was delicious. The entire atmosphere was very relaxing, chill, and far removed from noise pollution. I'd love to come...