Best Hotels near Old Kyoto Street Car Shichijo Station, Inuyama

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.

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.

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.

The hotel is very new and spacious. Our check-in was quick and staff greeted us warmly. There was free parking, which is an advantage. Rooms are very spacious and well designed, there were room to laid out 2 big luggages. The view to the river nearby was also great. The hotel kindly offers a map of the city and restaurant info. They also offer to help book the restuarants. However, some info was not updated because a restaurant the hotel said is open turns out to be closed. Any how, our stay was pleasant.

The price is reasonable, the service is thoughtful and welcoming, especially the rich free breakfast every morning. The station is also within walking distance from the hotel without using transportation. It is the first choice for travel, work and life.

You get a voucher for a frozen meal which you can store in your room freezer and microwave inside your room. The room was nice and cool even though it was summer. It is spacious with a large bed. I had an issue with the Wi-Fi where it said no connection even though I typed in the password, but I was only there to sleep so I didn’t try to ask the staff for help.

It is a comfortable Dormy Inn. You can enter the elevator hall of Dormy Inn from the building ２ floor because it is connected by the adjacent parking lot (charged ２４ time １０００ yen) and the outer corridor. The front desk and the large communal bath restaurant are a little irregular on the ６ floor. The large communal bath is a simple alkaline hot spring, so the hot water is slimy, and I liked it because it was like a hot spring. I thought it would be better to eat in a small bowl and tongs than to divide it from a platter. Satisfaction is high. If you present a parking ticket to the front desk, you can settle the accommodation fee and parking fee, so it will be convenient for those who need a receipt.

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 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.

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