Hot spring Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

The onsen was charged JPY150 for each person per night compulsory. I think it should be a facility provided by hotel and should not be charged. And the breakfast had to be reserved one day before. You could enter the Japanese Garden URAKU-EN nearby for FREE by holding the Hotel Room KeyCard.

The location was great. There is parking which is convenient and smooth The room is quite small but we are still able to open two big luggage in the room at the same time. But there are a number of hair here and there in the room.

This hotel's location is truly one of its strongest points. It's perfectly situated in a convenient area, and I was particularly thrilled to find a Don Quijote store just around the corner - perfect for picking up any forgotten essentials or late-night snacks. While the building itself shows its age and could use some updates, the hotel makes up for it with some outstanding features. The highlight has to be the spacious public bath area. If you're a fan of Japanese baths, you'll feel right at home here. The bathing facilities are surprisingly large, offering a relaxing soak after a long day of sightseeing. The breakfast buffet was the unexpected star of my stay. It's an impressive spread featuring various Nagoya specialties - from miso katsu to hitsumabushi. It's like taking a culinary tour of Nagoya without leaving the hotel! For anyone wanting to sample the city's famous dishes all at once, this breakfast alone is worth booking a stay.

The hotel is quite old, but it is well maintained. There is a hot spring on the underground floor. You need to wait for a seat when it is busy. The hot spring is not big, with a total of 5 or 6 bathrooms. Because I wanted to go to aeon and go to the airport the next day, I stayed here for a while. There are no disposable slippers in the room, and the curtains cannot completely block the sun, which are quite lacking. It does not meet my requirements. I booked 1000 plus one night during the peak period, which is not worth it.

Absolute best! Nagoya is not too touristy, so you got so much for your money!

A large Japanese hotel chain. It takes more than half an hour to drive from the airport. The hotel has its own natural hot spring bath, which is free for guests staying in the hotel. Children above elementary school age are charged 2,000 yen per night, and children's breakfast is 550 yen. The breakfast is traditional Japanese. If you don't like it, you can buy bread and milk at the supermarket next door.

Very cost-effective. The room is clean and the quilt is super comfortable, it should be down. The breakfast is quite rich, there is eel rice to eat early in the morning 🤗 It is strongly recommended to bring breakfast when staying here, There are free buckwheat noodles for supper. The hot spring has an indoor and outdoor pool, not many people, and it is quite comfortable to soak. Parking is convenient, the hotel has a parking lot for guests.

The first time you step into the Hiranoya Japanese-style hotel in Shizuoka, Aichi Prefecture, you are attracted by its elegant and warm Japanese atmosphere. The hotel is located in the quiet Sanhe Bay, surrounded by picturesque scenery, and it is calm when you arrive. Environment and facilities The overall design of the hotel is full of tradition and elegance, revealing the essence of Japanese culture everywhere. The rooms are spacious and bright, with tatami floors and wooden sliding doors making it seem to travel through the harmonious world of ancient Japan. Each room overlooks the surrounding mountains or courtyards, and waking up in the morning to welcome the first rays of sunshine is a special treat. The hot spring facilities are extremely clean and tidy, the water quality is mild, and the skin has a moisturizing effect, especially the open-air hot springs. When you soak in the soup, you can see the natural landscape and relax your body and mind. Services Service is a highlight of Hirano House. The staff was warm and meticulous, and the whole process was very smooth from check-in to delivery to the room. The hotel prepared a welcome refreshment for each guest, which not only made people feel warm, but also highlighted the ultimate in Japanese hospitality. Dining I have to mention the hotel's banquet cuisine, not only the taste is excellent, but also the artistic sense of the plate. Every dish made with local fresh ingredients fully demonstrates the beauty of the four seasons. Whether it is delicious seafood or ingenious desserts, it is a double feast of vision and taste. Comprehensive evaluation Hiranoya not only provides comfortable accommodation, but also gives a deep sense of the essence of Japanese culture. Whether you want to enjoy a hot spring trip or immerse yourself in the dual enjoyment of food and nature, this is the ideal choice. Whether it is a short stay or a leisurely holiday, it is a worthwhile trip. Looking forward to visiting again in the future to continue to feel the charm of this Japanese-style quiet place. Highly recommended for all travelers who want to experience the beauty of Japanese tradition and hot springs!

Remote location, suitable for self-driving travelers The service attitude of the staff was very good. Since I left something on the bed, I called the hotel to see if they had found it. After they found it, they personally delivered it to us at the station. Thank you very much! Breakfast is rich every day and tastes great You can choose your own yukata, and there is a private bath and massage chair in the room, which is very comfortable^_^

The hot springs were very good and I used them several times. The soba noodles at night were more delicious than I expected. The room clothes were very comfortable and comfortable. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

The location was great. There is parking which is convenient and smooth The room is quite small but we are still able to open two big luggage in the room at the same time. But there are a number of hair here and there in the room.

This hotel's location is truly one of its strongest points. It's perfectly situated in a convenient area, and I was particularly thrilled to find a Don Quijote store just around the corner - perfect for picking up any forgotten essentials or late-night snacks. While the building itself shows its age and could use some updates, the hotel makes up for it with some outstanding features. The highlight has to be the spacious public bath area. If you're a fan of Japanese baths, you'll feel right at home here. The bathing facilities are surprisingly large, offering a relaxing soak after a long day of sightseeing. The breakfast buffet was the unexpected star of my stay. It's an impressive spread featuring various Nagoya specialties - from miso katsu to hitsumabushi. It's like taking a culinary tour of Nagoya without leaving the hotel! For anyone wanting to sample the city's famous dishes all at once, this breakfast alone is worth booking a stay.

Absolute best! Nagoya is not too touristy, so you got so much for your money!

The onsen was charged JPY150 for each person per night compulsory. I think it should be a facility provided by hotel and should not be charged. And the breakfast had to be reserved one day before. You could enter the Japanese Garden URAKU-EN nearby for FREE by holding the Hotel Room KeyCard.

The hotel is quite old, but it is well maintained. There is a hot spring on the underground floor. You need to wait for a seat when it is busy. The hot spring is not big, with a total of 5 or 6 bathrooms. Because I wanted to go to aeon and go to the airport the next day, I stayed here for a while. There are no disposable slippers in the room, and the curtains cannot completely block the sun, which are quite lacking. It does not meet my requirements. I booked 1000 plus one night during the peak period, which is not worth it.