What other travelers are saying about Kobe Harborland
Plus: very nice scenery - one of the best in Kobe city. The atmosphere is fantastic with a large balcony where people can sit in groups and enjoy the food and coffee from surrounding shops. Minus: all the shops will close around 10 PM.
For $200 AU a night including breakfast you simply can't do better. This is in the best location for the Kobe harbour and Mosaic. For this price it doesn't get better. We have stayed in the Hilton and had worse experiences for 4 times the price.
Beautiful waterfront, great for a walk. Plenty of shops and food selections. Kids will have fun at the Anpanman Museum. The Ferris wheel costs 400 yen, cash only. You only get one full turn on your ride.
It's a large entertainment (more catered to youngsters) & shopping complex. You can walk from Kobe Main Station which is initially connected by an undergroud mall.
You could spend a whole day there with kids. Shop & eat until you broke and burst.
Main attractions include the Mosaic shopping complex, Anpanman Museum, Kobe Port Tower, and a Ferris wheel, offering panoramic views of the harbor and city.
The area boasts a wide variety of dining options, ranging from casual eateries and cafes to upscale restaurants, many of which offer stunning views of the waterfront.
Kobe Harborland hosts various seasonal events, including summer fireworks festivals, winter illuminations, and seasonal markets, attracting both locals and tourists.
The area features several shopping complexes, including Mosaic, Umie, and Promena, offering a wide range of fashion, lifestyle, and souvenir shops.
Yes, Kobe Harborland has a vibrant nightlife with numerous bars, pubs, and nightclubs, as well as evening harbor cruises that provide a unique view of the illuminated cityscape.
