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We stayed here for two people for one night without meals while sightseeing in Gifu Hashima. The price was reasonable and the room was quite spacious. There was no large public bath or hot spring. Well, that's what you get for the price. We mostly just slept there and had little contact with the staff, but we didn't have any unpleasant impressions.

I stayed in Gifu every time, but I also opened the corona, and I used it several times. The room is new, so the facilities are fine. It's very comfortable. And the desk is small The head of the laptop is caught on the TV The public bath is comfortable The sauna is also new, so the smell of the cherry blossoms is good Breakfast is delicious, but the number of items is a little small. It's good, because it's a little time-consuming that the card payment is not coming, and ... it may have been improved, and it may be crowded when the corona settles down.

I stayed here to celebrate my mother's graduation. I rented a car from Nagoya. If you have a navigation system, you can arrive smoothly. There is a parking lot in front of the inn. An old townscape remains nearby, making it a kind of tourist destination. At the entrance of the parking lot, there is a statue of Basho Matsuo, who is related to the name of the 18th floor. The back of the front desk is the lobby. During the check-in procedure, coffee and juice and wine are also served here depending on the time. You can sit on the sofa and wait slowly. Choose a yukata of the size that suits you here. The hall is barrier-free for the time being, but it seems that the extension is repeated in an old building, and the layout of the hall is a little complicated. Like an inn, there is no coffee in the room and there is a set of tea. This plum kelp tea is delicious. I drank many cups. PET bottle water is prepared for the number of people. You can put your own things in the refrigerator. The room and safe are locked and keyed, and this is the inn. Toothbrushes and towels are available in the room. The large communal bath is １ floor ２ floor ２, and it is a method of changing men and women depending on time. One has an open-air bath and the other has a Roman bath-like bathtub. There is no stress because the washing area is large. There is no sauna. There is a mini tour that will guide you through the nearby cityscape in the evening. You can explain the structure of the town and the origin of the building. No reservation is required and it's free, so it's fun to participate. There are Japanese sweets shops, restaurants, cafes, etc. nearby, so it seems to be fun to eat rice outside. However, the restaurant was full of reservations, so it seems that advance arrangements are essential. Supper is a form taken at the restaurant. Since each family is almost separated like a private room, it has a high sense of privacy and you can relax and have dinner. Meals are Japanese kaiseki using local foods such as Hida beef and cherry blossoms. They will lay the futon in the room during dinner. Breakfast is a buffet style in a banquet hall-like place different from the dinner place. The seats are wide and the tables are large and easy to use. I felt that it would be nice if there were a little more colored fruits 々. All the inns were kind and comfortable. I want to stay again.

I used it because it was near Mt. Jinhua, which was the purpose of the trip. The view of the Nagara River, Mt. Kinka and Gifu Castle, which flows slowly from the window of the room, excites the atmosphere of the trip, and it was good to choose the river side because it was a little price difference. Not only the view, but also the size of the room, the comfort of the bed, the comfort of the sofa, the bathroom were large, and the size of the washbasin that two people could use side by side, so I was able to spend a very comfortable time. Since I have stayed only for business for a while, the difference is clear, but it is a ”city” brand. Since I arrived late, the restaurant for dinner was confirmed by the front desk at check-in and was able to enter smoothly. It was delicious to enjoy various tastes at the half-order buffet centered on Italian. The contents of the breakfast buffet are also substantial in Japanese and Western styles. During the three consecutive holidays, I used it during the most crowded time, so I became a seat in the lounge next door, but away from the hustle and bustle of the cooking counter, breakfast while looking at the garden on the spacious sofa, It was good to relax and enjoy coffee. I would like to use it if I have the opportunity to stay in Gifu.

I chose Daiwa because of its location is by the lake location and not too far away from Kurokabe distance. Daiwa is famous for good price performance ratio, meaning not expensive room rate yet providing quality room and service. The hotel lobby is grand, and you pick up the bathroom amenities at lobby yourselves. Check in was smooth but you have to bring your own luggage to your room. The hotel charge you Yen 500 for parking per night but give you Yen 500 voucher in return which you can spend in the hotel, not a bad deal. The hotel also provides a shuttle bus service to the Nagahama station for hotel guests if you are not driving. Even taking a taxi from the station to hotel is not more than 5 minutes. The station is just a few minutes walks to the famous Kurokabe Plaza and its surrounding waling streets. Yukata is available on each floor lobby where you pick your selection and size. We were allocated at the corner room which is very spacious, overlooking the lake and the pier, with windows on two sides, and therefore, very bright when the weather is sunny. We reserved a dinner in the booking with the hotel. The dinner is served in the function. It was a multi course dinner with various cooking method of Omi beef, including stew, hot pot and grill, plus a variety of other dishes such as sashimi. Server is very good and the staff are trying hard to communicate with us in English. The onsen on the ground floor is not very big, but the two nights we stayed are Friday and Saturday, so there were extremely many people. There is a souvenir shop which opens until 9pm, a bit early. After we checked out the hotel, we walked around the Nagahama Castle Park which is five minutes walk away from hotel. The castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the sixteen century but the current castle is a re-built. We dined at the hotel lobby tea lounge for lunch. But the meal was probably the worst meal I have ever had in Japan over the years. I think a tea should be fine with a good view of the lake. The location of the hotel, and the service quality makes an ideal choice when staying in Nagahama.

Stay at work. About 3 minutes from the north exit of Ogaki Station. However, the north exit from the station ticket gate is about 3 minutes. Convenience stores, etc. 々 and restaurants in the south exit. The business desk is spreading well. AC2 places. In addition to that, there is an AC power supply in the bed. There is also a refrigerator and a pot. However, the ventilation fan in the bathroom is weak. Breakfast is also a menu centered on bread. There are about 5 kinds of bread. Soup, juice, salad, etc., were quite substantial. There was also a ”pylaf” that I had not seen in other hotels.

Facilities: The room is small and the bed is not big. It is a bit crowded for two people. Hygiene: clean Environment: There is no view outside the window, next to Meitetsu Gifu Station, and the transportation is convenient. There are many places to eat around, and they taste good. Service: average

I used it for a long time, but the cospa was very good. Surrounding: Despite the good access in front of Hikone Station, it is quiet and comfortable because there are few car streets at the east exit, which is the opposite exit of the station exit in the downtown area. Since the nearest convenience store is opposite the station, some people may feel a little distance ... There are taverns and Italians on the lower floor, and Chinese and Japanese, Western and Chinese restaurants just outside the hotel. If you go to the opposite exit of the station, there are many Al Plaza and bars. On the east exit side of the hotel, there are drugstores, ion town, Lawson, comeda, sushiro, bronco Billy, ramen shop, etc., about 10 minutes walk from the hotel. Room: 13m2 with 140cm beds. There is a white-based wallpaper, a large window, and you don't feel pressure. The window is closed because many insects come in. There is a humidified air purifier in each room, and if you put water in automatic mode, you don't have to dry it. There are air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators, desks and chairs. There are two outlets on the desk and ２ next to the bed. The desk is large enough to put a computer on and work, and the lighting is bright and easy to work. The bed has a booklight and the mattress is also advertised, so it's comfortable to sleep in. Another pillow can be borrowed at the front desk. The shower is a type that switches to the washbasin when water is supplied. You have to adjust the two faucets, warm and cold water, by yourself. Breakfast: from 6:30 to 9:00 on weekdays and 9:30 on Saturdays and Sundays can be eaten in the lounge on the second floor. The staple food is several kinds of bread and toaster such as croissant, waffle, milk bread, and two kinds of corn flakes, and pilaf. There are daily side dishes, seasoned boiled *, scrambled eggs and sausages. The daily side dishes were chicken ＆ avocado and ginger chicken, and there were two types depending on the day. Drinks include daily soup, local miso soup, smoothies, coffee, orange juice, etc. There is also a take-out box where you can eat in your room. At the end of my stay, I renovated the lounge space, and I placed desks and chairs in a place where I could work and spend time slowly except for breakfast. I think I will use this hotel again if I have a chance.