Best Hotels near Takashina Station, Ibigawa

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.

Other than using the old system of keys and air-conditioning for the room, everything with this hotel has been perfect! Valued for money laundry systems, near the JR train station, near yakiniku food areas and many more. Staff were all so pleasant and efficient at all times as well. Really great experience with this old school hotel 👏👏 so worth it

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

Japanese breakfast,  good food,  Japanese-style rooms are normal,  cleanliness is OK.

Convenience store (Lawson) nearby, about 5 minutes walk south of Ogaki station There is also very convenient. It feels a little old around the water, but the room is large and you can relax. Parking is an extra charge (1 day 1000 yen), but it is parked behind the hotel and is free to enter and exit. (however, if it is full, it is used for the toll parking lot which is about 1 minute walk)

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.

Stayed at Bon holiday. There is also a Bon Festival fee and the price is high. I stayed because the word of mouth was good. I think the dinner dishes were good overall. But if you pay this price, I think it was good to stay at other luxury inns. The taste of the dish was good, but it was like a rural kaiseki dish. I'm sorry that there is no such eyeball. The bathroom was almost in a rental state, but a lot of hair fell on the floor and I was a little bit rough. The worst thing I thought was the way to the inn. It is dangerous that the car passes by and you have to climb the mountain road. I passed the car many times and I was afraid. Is it okay for the inn to go back? I asked, and I came back a little bit irritated with the answers of everyone who felt like there was only a way to go back. I think maybe the inn here will not repeat.

I was thinking about a little more onboro, but it was better than I thought because it was repaired there. It is a little difficult to use the air conditioner in centralized management and the degree to which the toilet seat is too small is inconvenient. Breakfast is also quite delicious. There are many places to drink and eat in the neighborhood. It is concentrated on one street behind the main street across the street, but it is easy to eat and walk, and it is only young people, but it is very lively to drink and walk so much. There are several parking lots behind, which is relatively cheap.

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.