Komaki Hotels & Accommodations

I stayed with my 13-year-old daughter. I see a hotel with free sleeping under 12 years old at 々, but it was very helpful because it was not free to sleep under 18 years old, and the room rate of the former 々 was also cheap. I'm already a big daughter, but it was comfortable because it was a double bed with ample size for adults ２ people. Adult pajamas are provided, but children's pajamas are not rented, so you need to bring them (I accidentally forgot ... children's pillows and bath towels should be lent at the reception. is. ) I forgot the smartphone charger, but since the room is equipped with various insertions, it was helpful to be able to charge the smartphone and mobile battery. (２ can't charge at the same time). The room was clean, and it was a ２ minute walk from Sakae Station, and there was a 7-Eleven below, which was very convenient, so I would like to use it again when I go to Nagoya.

It was a great treat to stay overnight in a lovely, comfortable room with a fabulous view of Inuyama Castle. Although I was out sightseeing for most of the afternoon, the castle was lit up until late at night, and I had a relaxed morning in the room before checkout. It was very cool to glance across and see the iconic tenshu there (the roof of another building was also visible). The broader view was delightfully scenic, including the hotel’s landscaped grounds and swimming pool, the river, buildings on the opposite bank and mountains in the background. I had a balcony with an attractive small couch. The room had a large graphic of the castle on the wall behind the bed and lounge (with another graphic under the huge tv), and featured beautiful fabrics and fittings (super light shades!). I particularly liked the wood, and the woven and “rope” designs. The crockery and teapot were very nice. There was quality tea and coffee (Nespresso coffee machine), snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. I enjoyed delicious and artistically-presented room service meals for dinner and breakfast. WiFi was good, and I was happy to find there was an amplifier. The bathroom was well-designed. The hotel had some fun, innovative Christmas trees and illuminations. It’s nicely landscaped with heaps of space and ideally located riverside and adjacent to pretty Urakuen Garden, home to the National Treasure 16th century teahouse “Jo-an”. The castle, Sankoinari Shrine and the historic Jokomachi precinct are within walking distance. You can still see the castle if you don’t book the more expensive castle rooms, as it’s visible from the ground floor restaurant, pool, grounds and lobby, as well as from windows near the lift on each level. I didn’t try the onset or fitness centre. I’d booked directly and joined the IHG loyalty program. This meant I received a special welcome, invited to sit at a desk across from a kind staff member, in the lobby area showcasing local artisan work. All the staff were pleasant and helpful, and there were no issues in getting a cab after checkout. Hope to stay again one day!

I stayed for 2 nights on a business trip for the first time in 25 years. It was a hotel that my colleague took and I didn't expect much of the loneliness of the exterior and the surrounding shopping streets, but the room was large and clean and cozy. There are many restaurants nearby. There is also a standing drinking-style izakaya that is open early. It is in front of the station and is within walking distance to Yanagase Shopping Street (Shutter Shopping Street), so you can enjoy it. It is a little far to walk to Gifu Castle and Nagara River. Breakfast was also delicious with one sweetfish and a wide variety.

We stayed on the second day of our solo trip to Shiga and Gifu. It is a very convenient location, a few minutes walk from JR Gifu station and MEITETSU Gifu station. There is a bus stop to each direction in front of you, and it is also perfect for sightseeing such as Gifu Castle (Gifu Park). The single room was a little wider with 15.9㎡ and the bed width was 160cm and comfortable. The desk was also large and easy to use in a study style rather than a normal wall arrangement. The facilities were clean. The bathroom and breakfast buffet are standard.

The isolation facilities at the train station are new and clean, the breakfast is average, and there is a large paid parking lot nearby for $900 yen a day. However, Qianqi is not easy to take photos in front of the hotel because those people are police officers!