Hotels near Nagaokakannon in Mitake

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! 

I was very grateful for the free parking lot. There were places to eat and convenience stores around, and I was able to spend the night without inconvenience.

This is the second and last time I have stayed at a hotel, as I have not been able to travel this year. Inuyama is about an hour by car or train from my home, and I have been there several times before. There are several hotels with similar grades and rates around Inuyama Station, but I chose this one because the website clearly states that ”parking before check-in and after check-out, and luggage storage is available” (other hotels maybe a hotel). I went by car, but it is about a 5-minute walk from the station and a 15-minute walk to Inuyama Castle. The room is not that big or new, but it was clean and there was no shortage of facilities and equipment. We had a plan with breakfast, but the content was satisfactory. There are many restaurants on Honmachi Street, which extends south from Inuyama Castle, but most of them are for tourists and are not open at night, so we decided to have dinner at an izakaya-like restaurant near the station.

Free parking, large communal bath (however, the female communal bath is limited to about 4 people), breakfast included, and the building was new and clean. Compared to nearby hotels, I think this price was reasonable under this condition. I am satisfied with being able to relax slowly.

There are no restaurants nearby, so we had to eat in Inuyama City and head to the hotel. The parking lot and room were old, but clean, spacious, and comfortable. The public bath is also well-cleaned, bright and nice. The staff are mainly old men who look like government office workers, but they are simple and provide the bare minimum service, so if you don't expect much, it's ok. Although the service is minimal, it is not lacking, and breakfast is included at this price, which is a good value for money. I stayed there on a family trip, and it had conference rooms and seminar rooms, and it was the kind of accommodation that was used for company training and tennis camps in the past.

If the activity in Satoyama Park is the main, it is recommended because it is in a very convenient location. I stayed for the first and second nights of my Gifu Petit trip, but it was attached to the service area and I arrived immediately using the high speed, so access was relatively easy. I don't think there was a convenience store nearby for breakfast, but the Satoyama Cafe, which is a 1-minute walk from the hotel, had a morning from 8 am, so I think it's good for those who say that the hotel lunch box is a little ... Su. Of course, I think that the bento boxes and fairfields at this hotel are both delicious and look high, so it's not bad at all. Satoyama Park itself, all popular attractions such as Air Real and Zipline are expensive, and it seems to be extremely crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, so personally that is a little bottleneck. I think it is a good inn as a foothold to go to Gujo and Takayama, so I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

About １０ on foot from Tajimi Station. The road from the station is not １ main road, so it's a little troublesome. If you are a car, it is convenient because it is along National Highway 19 and is close to Tajimi ＩＣ? Convenience stores are ３ minutes on foot. It is located at a pachinko parlor. The single room is a little larger when you think of it as a business hotel. Yukata is placed in the corridor. Some of the amenities are placed beside the front desk. There is also a bath and toilet in the room, but there is also a large communal bath on the １ floor. The large communal bath is a method of borrowing a key at the front desk and entering. There is a welcome drink and a self-service coffee service in the afternoon. On weekdays, there is a night crying soba service at night. There are restaurants nearby, but they are distributed.

Breakfast is very good, not far from the station, about 7 km from the bandit Outlets. It is convenient to have a convenience store and a place to eat around. Hotel registration four stars

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 visited because I wanted to enjoy traveling within the prefecture during the coronavirus pandemic. I thought it would be in the countryside, which is also in Gifu prefecture, but I was able to visit unique local shops, the hotel was very clean, and I was able to have a happy trip in an environment that made me feel relaxed. I think this is a hotel where you can enjoy the flower festival and cityscape unique to this area!