Hotels near Arakawa Park, Ogaki

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.

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.

Free breakfast, just a good feeling for those who want to eat lightly. Chicken Chan Chan baked was not suitable for their mouth. Free coffee is not particularly delicious and not unpleasant. The room was clean and the minimum necessary was available and I didn't feel inconvenient. It is close to the station and is far from the customs town, so it is a safe location for women. I chose it because there was a washing machine, but there was only ３ (paid) and the person (man) who was left behind after use did not appear easily, and I called the front desk and asked him to avoid it. I waited for about an hour to use it in the first place. While waiting, there were three people (all women) who came to check the vacancy of the washing machine to the same Yuo as myself. I don't want to use coin laundry outside the hotel at night. I hope you can understand the use of laundry.

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.

We stayed on the second day of our solo trip to Shiga and Gifu. It is a very convenient location, a few minutes walk from JR Gifu station and MEITETSU Gifu station. There is a bus stop to each direction in front of you, and it is also perfect for sightseeing such as Gifu Castle (Gifu Park). The single room was a little wider with 15.9㎡ and the bed width was 160cm and comfortable. The desk was also large and easy to use in a study style rather than a normal wall arrangement. The facilities were clean. The bathroom and breakfast buffet are standard.

The room is very big. The waiter was very enthusiastic and introduced the surrounding attractions in detail. The hotel is also conveniently located. The room also has a massage chair, which is very considerate. I will stay in this hotel next time.

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.

On the day of the fireworks festival in August, all the inn within walking distance of Nagahama station was full and stayed here. The purpose was not fireworks, but around the black wall, and I went out for dinner, but on the way back, the road was crowded with fireworks, and the taxi was not caught, and eventually, I sweated in the tropical night I arrived at the hotel on foot for 1 hours from the vicinity of the station. I think there is no sales point. I think the season fee of 9800 yen is beyond the category of business hotels, and the accommodation fee that usually hears around 6000 yen in the concentration of fireworks guests is 9800 yen with breakfast. Anyway, I think it is a hotel that is not suitable for sightseeing in the black wall district at least. The single room with double bed was renovated and large and comfortable, but when you pull out the key card, all power is out, so you can't keep the room cooled. Check out at 10 o'clock is also a business hotel. If you take a season fee, I would like you to remind me that you will take a shuttle bus to the station or at least when you go out, you will not be able to secure your return leg.

３ We stayed １ in early month. Because it is just at the entrance of the maibara station Shinkansen, access is uncomplained. However, the choice of Tel is almost the choice here. There is a supermarket near the station, but it is closed in late hours. There are no shops around. There is a convenience store in Naka station, but it is closed late at night, so in that case go to Family Mart behind the hotel. It is about ３ minutes walk from the hotel. I was impressed by the ”meet God” when I found this Family Mart because the hotel clothes were ２３ hours past. The room and service are ”safe, stable Toyoko Inn”. There is no more or less.