The INFP's life hotel is actually in Kobe, who would have known

KOBE ORIENTAL HOTEL, a very memorable hotel during my trip to Japan. As soon as I entered, the woody scent in the air took away all the fatigue of the journey. And, when checking in at the front desk on the 17th floor, the sight of the high ceiling void, the fireplace, and the slowly rotating fans gave a sense of time flowing backwards. In 1870, after Kobe port was opened, it was the first hotel that only received foreign guests, Marilyn Monroe had also stayed here, it is a symbol of Kobe's elegance. The rooms are furnished with leather and solid wood furniture, a two-meter-long sofa, velvet cushions, and specially prepared silk cotton pajamas that are changed daily. Besides a variety of herbal teas to wake up each morning, they also provide bath salts made from bamboo leaves and a large bathtub, making it really feel like coming home when returning to the hotel every day. The hotel's location is also very, very beautiful: the former settlement, filled with exotic atmosphere. Taking a leisurely stroll in this district every day, one can appreciate Kobe's historical Western-style buildings and beautiful stone-paved streets, and some corners and the scent of coffee in the air might make you feel as if you're in Paris. Finding a cozy hotel on a trip is also an unforgettable part of the entire journey, don't you think?