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Needless to say, the Facility, amenities, and meals were wonderful—but above all, the hospitality was outstanding! From arrival to check-out, we received truly exceptional service. We chose this Accommodation mainly to visit Inuyama Castle, but next time we want to stay here as the main purpose of our trip. Thank you very much for everything.

Spotlessly clean. The service was excellent, and we truly appreciated it. Thank you very much for upgrading us to a larger Room. We were able to relax and rest well!

The front desk staff were very kind and responded to our questions politely. We stayed in a twin room. It was very spacious, clean, and easy to use. In particular, there was a large, tall table that you don’t often see in other hotels, which was very convenient. There was also a microwave in front of the elevator, which we found useful. The room refrigerator included complimentary bottled water, which was appreciated. The price was affordable and we were very satisfied with our stay. Thank you very much.

I stayed here during Silver Week because the Hotel is new and very conveniently located. It’s truly about 30 seconds from the station, and it’s also just a short walk from the affiliated flat parking lot tucked away behind (600 yen for 24 hours from the time you park), which was extremely convenient. I had heard it was far to walk, but in reality I could reach Inuyama Castle Town in about a 20-minute walk from the Hotel. It was so crowded it felt like Kyoto’s Ninenzaka, and with shops lining the streets and plenty of street food to enjoy, I’m glad I chose a No Meals Included plan this time. The Room was new and spotless, and because the space is used so efficiently and functionally, it didn’t feel cramped at all. The bathroom facilities, including the LIXIL toilet, were stylish and comfortable. Since they use Simmons bedding, both the bed and pillow had a firmness that satisfied me even though I have lower back pain. The towels were fluffy with great absorbency, and even for someone like me with a larger build, the pajamas were comfortably sized. The large public bath had one ReFa hair dryer plus Panasonic Ionity units for the rest, which was decent enough. On the downside, perhaps because the indoor bath was over 42°C and too hot, the cooler open-air bath was packed. I also wished it were a real Onsen, and it was disappointing that there wasn’t complimentary mineral water service like most Hotels offer.

I stayed here on a business trip to Nagoya. This was my second visit, and once again I am truly grateful for your wonderful hospitality. The building’s design, with its extensive use of glass, is beautiful, and with the facilities being new, everything was spotless and impeccably clean. The meals and hot springs were excellent, the room was spacious, and the price was reasonable—making it another flawless stay. This time I also had more time, so I visited the adjacent Urakuen Garden as well. It was a fantastic place, and I sincerely appreciate being able to enter free of charge as a guest benefit. Inuyama is also conveniently located just over 30 minutes from Nagoya Station, so I would love to stay again on my next business trip to Nagoya. Thank you very much.

This traditional Showa-era ryokan felt wonderfully nostalgic. It did feel a bit old, but it was thoroughly cleaned and very good value for the price. Dinner was kaiseki and breakfast was a standard set meal; unlike the recent trend of dinner buffets and breakfast buffets, it was refreshing not to have to go and pick up food yourself. One drawback was the stairs and their narrow width when moving around inside the building, which may be inconvenient for older guests.

The Hotel had a calm, modern Japanese-style atmosphere throughout. The view from the window was beautiful, overlooking the Nagara River and Gifu Castle. The scenery from the large public bath on the 8th floor was also spectacular. I really enjoyed breakfast, with fun and delicious options like comparing different types of rice and making my own furikake seasoning. For dinner, I chose in-Room dining, so I could eat at a relaxed pace. The only disappointment was that the tempura in the Shokado bento had gone cold, but that’s understandable for a boxed meal. All of the staff were polite, and I had a wonderful stay.

It was very convenient that it’s only a 3-minute walk from Inuyama-Yuen Station. The area around the station and the Hotel was very quiet, and it was a wonderful setting—you can walk to the castle while enjoying the magnificent view of the Kiso River. I was also impressed to be able to see Inuyama Castle from my Room, and the male front desk staff member was kind and helpful, so I’d like to stay here again. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, but it’s not a problem if you go to nearby Inuyama Station—Inuyamakan is highly recommended!

Since it was a short trip nearby, we hadn’t planned much, but the staff recommended places to visit and we were able to enjoy sightseeing in the area. The Room, renovated from an old merchant house, still had a slightly aged feel, but it felt fresh and unique. The meals were all carefully prepared dishes, and we were very satisfied. All of the staff provided thoughtful service that anticipated our needs, which made our stay very comfortable.

The hotel is close to the station, which made traveling by train very convenient. On both the first and second days, we left our luggage with them while sightseeing, and the front desk staff were very helpful. Especially on the second day, our pickup was later than planned, but they assisted us with a smile and even showed concern about the sudden rain. Thanks to them, we were able to leave Mino-Ota feeling great.

I was able to relax in a renovated traditional house while enjoying the lush garden view. The location is also close to the “Udatsu Townscape,” and even after the 10:00 check-out, you can leave your car parked until 12:00, which made it easy to look around. Breakfast is simple—rice with a few side dishes—but it also included local pickles, which was good. Please note that the Room has only a shower, and the private bath is available only until 20:00, so if you arrive in the evening you may not be able to use the bath.

The large public bath on the first floor is a highlight. Each Room has a unit bath, but I have never used it. You can also use the public bath at night and in the morning. The breakfast buffet in the morning is not very good—please consider it a bonus.

At check-out in the morning, we received permission to leave our car in the parking lot while we explored Inuyama Castle and the castle town, so we walked to Inuyama Castle. It took about 15 minutes on foot, enjoying a stroll through the castle town along the way. The Accommodation rate is affordable, and the parking lot is spacious and free. We ate out, but it was convenient because there are many restaurants near Meitetsu Inuyama Station just nearby.

Thank you for your hospitality. The unmanned check-in system really feels like the times we live in. A few things I noticed: the conditioner was too thick to dispense even when pressed; it would be nice to have a trash bin in the bathroom and vanity area; I’d be happy if there were more amenities for women; and I’d like a towel rack in the toilet. If I start listing wishes, there’s no end, haha. I had a very comfortable stay. Thank you as well for your efforts to keep it affordable.

The Room was “Mangetsu.” There are four Rooms, with over 20 tatami mats across the main tatami area and the bedroom. With a total of over 97 m², it felt like a truly luxurious space. The furnishings and Room coordination were wonderful. The hinoki bath was very spacious, and because the added hot water was quite hot, we could soak without it cooling down. In the garden, there was even a discreet box with straw sandals inside, and there was an annex that remained closed—both adding to the atmosphere. Service: The front desk staff were kind. They accommodated two changes to our dinner plans. It was also fun hearing local stories. Meals: Breakfast was delicious. Dinner was at a local sushi restaurant. The grilled isaki (grunt fish) was plump and tasty, enjoyed together with its crispy skin. The sushi portions were very generous as well. If I had to ask for one thing, I would have liked a few more vegetable dishes.

When I was looking for a Hotel near Inuyama, I found a nice, affordable Hotel. With breakfast included, you won’t find that price anywhere else. The breakfast was great and I left feeling full. The room was spacious, the interior was clean, and I could relax. It’s also nice that parking is free. It’s close to sightseeing around Inuyama Castle and even Gifu Castle, so I really enjoyed my stay. Thank you very much.

When Meitetsu services were suspended due to the heavy rain in Nagoya and I was stranded at Inuyama Station, I was able to use a Room. I only had my wallet and smartphone with me, so being able to take a shower and dry the clothes I was wearing was a huge help. Thanks to this, I didn’t have to spend the night at the station, which was such a relief, and I’m truly grateful.

We stayed with our pet. As we have a large dog, the crate by the entrance was a little small, but we really appreciated that dog amenities were provided. The interior was very cute, and we had a comfortable stay. We would love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

I love old townscapes and travel all over Japan on foot. This time I set out to explore the post towns along the Minoji route and the old Nakasendo in Gifu Prefecture. Since business hotels feel a bit bland, I chose Iroha Ryokan for the night. Run solely by a family, it has a warm, homey atmosphere and is very comfortable.\nThe room is simple but more than adequate. The bath is spacious, with clean facilities and a large tub that can fit about 4–5 people.\nDinner was a pleasant surprise: my favorite grilled eel (kabayaki). The owner told me they serve the same eel as their relative’s eel restaurant—absolutely delicious. I never expected to enjoy eel at this price, and even though there was plenty of rice in the tub, I finished it all.\nIf you have a chance to visit the Minoji route or the old Nakasendo in Gifu Prefecture, I highly recommend staying here—just be sure to confirm in advance whether eel will be served that day.

This was our first time staying at an Accommodation like this. We usually choose Onsen accommodations when traveling as a couple, but this time the four of us—my mother, my two sisters, and I—stayed here. Thank you very much for all your help in advance. If we have the chance, we would love to stay again next time for sightseeing. There are many attractions nearby, so we’re also considering a Multiple Night Stay.