Hotel Resol Gifu

About a 5-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, the location is very convenient. However, there is an area that looks like a huge abandoned district along the route between the station and the Hotel, which gave me pause for a moment (lol).It is said to be the remains of a textile wholesale district that flourished from the postwar period through Japan’s high-growth era. If you take a closer look, it has an old-time charm, and it may be an appealing spot for those who enjoy Showa-retro vibes.Once I arrived at the Hotel, the atmosphere changed completely—bright and refined.The Room was typical of a standard city Hotel, well cleaned, and I was able to stay comfortably without any particular inconvenience.There is a coffee machine in the first-floor lobby, so being able to enjoy regular coffee without going to a convenience store is a thoughtful touch.It takes a bit of practice to use it, so if you’re unsure, ask the staff.(I had seen the same type at another property before so I knew how to use it, but it might be tricky if it’s your first time.)What really stands out about this Hotel is how lavish breakfast is.They offer a wide variety of local specialties—Gifu Hatsushimo rice; Hida nameko mushroom soup; mini Takayama ramen; boiled dumplings with Meihou ham; Hida beef croquettes; Ogaki mizu-manju; gohei-mochi; and more—making for an especially enjoyable start to the day.With many Hotels of similar size and price range around the station area, I think it’s wonderful that they differentiate themselves in this way.I’d love to stay again if I have another chance.

Located slightly away from the bustling downtown, it is very quiet. The breakfast was delicious and satisfying. It was a very good Hotel.