Kōnan Station (Aichi Prefecture) × Hotel Popular For Public BathRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

〇 Approximately 30 minutes by express train from Shin-Nagoya. A 6-minute walk (300m) from the west exit of Meitetsu Inuyama-Yuen Station. We offer luggage storage. 〇 Free parking available. You can park until noon the next day, convenient for sightseeing. Covered parking spaces for motorcycles and bicycles are also available. On Sundays and other busy days, the area in front of Inuyama Castle can be crowded, so you can enjoy sightseeing in the castle town on foot. 〇 From the banks of the Kiso River, admire the illuminated National Treasure Inuyama Castle floating in the darkness—it’s like a sumi-e painting (usually lit until 10 PM). 〇 In front of the Ryokan is the Hida-Kiso River Quasi-National Park, perfect for a morning jogging course. 〇 Inuyama offers attractions such as the National Treasure Inuyama Castle, the castle town, Meiji Village, Monkey Center, and a National Treasure tea room. This region, located on the border of Owari and Mino, is rich in historical sites related to Sengoku warlords. 〇 The charm of an Onsen Ryokan: You can walk around both inside and outside the Ryokan in a yukata. Stretch your legs on tatami mats and relax with a cup of Inuyama tea. All rooms are Japanese-style. 〇 Escape from your daily work and stress—refresh yourself with Onsen, Japanese cuisine, a stroll through the castle town, and along the Kiso River.

Facing the Kiso River, which reflects the beauty of each season, and offering a view of Inuyama Castle, this Property provides a serene retreat. The newly renovated guest rooms come in a variety of types, including Japanese-Western style rooms and connecting rooms. Guests can enjoy a leisurely time while admiring the view from the windows. Additionally, the open-air bath, where the river breeze is soothing, offers a spectacular view of the National Treasure Inuyama Castle. The cuisine features exquisite Japanese delicacies such as "Ise lobster," "Hida beef," "matsutake mushrooms," "golden eye snapper," and "yuba." Room service is minimized to ensure a stay that values privacy.