Hotels Near Komakihara Station in Komaki

The hotel is very close to the Yancang subway station, next to a big supermarket. There are few places to eat. Small hotel, when you close the door, you will not be very careful. The rooms are always small, but their double beds are comfortable for the first three people I have stayed in. I don't know what brand of mattress I use. Breakfast did not eat, because it could not get up. It is too late to sleep at night. There is also a very poor quality of the kettle. A look is cheap. It is more expensive without booking in advance, probably because it took a few minutes to walk to the place where the cherry blossoms opened the most. The fish in the river is as heavy as 15 kilograms, and it is far away.

If you walk less than 10 minutes along the Kiso River from Inuyama Yuen Station, you will arrive at the hotel and you will see Inuyama Castle on the mountain behind the building. Bamboo is planted on the side of the front approach, and dry landscape water appears beautifully on the gravel. Mr. Bell, who was approaching, asked her name and seemed to have confirmed that she was an IHG Platinum member at the front desk, and a woman at the front desk came to sit and check in. Arrived around 13:00, and I made a standard room reservation using points, but it is said that it is UG to the Kiso River view and can enter the room in about 10 minutes. I gave me a drink ticket with the IHG platinum privilege, and the late check-out by 14 o'clock was also accepted with the privilege. He came to guide me that the room was ready in less than 5 minutes and said that the suitcase was already in the room. The check-in support of the front desk woman is perfect. The front lobby and elevator hall are elaborate modern Japanese-style decorations, and the pond and Inuyama Castle can be seen through the atrium glass, which is a wonderful view. The room with a view of the Kiso River has a sofa on the balcony. There is no bathtub, but it is comfortable with independent rain shower －, and the washroom and toilet are separate from each 々. There is a large hot spring bath, so there is no problem even if there is no bathtub in the room. There is a capsule coffee machine. There are geta, handbags, and yukata to go to the hot spring public bath. The hot spring public bath has an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and there is also a sauna. The hot spring while looking at the bamboo grove feels good. There are plenty of bath towels and hand towels. I ate breakfast at the restaurant, but I don't know if it was because of a platinum member, but it was crowded, but he guided me to the back window side. I get beer from the morning with a drink ticket. He poured it into a beautiful beer glass and brought it with it, but only 1 － 2 drops overflowed from the glass, but the waiter immediately apologized and wiped the glass quickly and changed the coaster. He gave me. If I'm sorry, he asks me if I should bring some buffet food, and I'm polite and liked it. Front lady, restaurant waiter, everyone can have a good service. Looking at the photo, the paint of the room and the elaborate Japanese-style interior looked dull, but the Inuyama Castle and the hotel gardens were splendidly harmonized to create a unique atmosphere, and the splendor of architects and designers was felt. To. It was a great hotel with both hard and soft.

Nice sauna, small but cozy room. I needed the charger, and they lent it to me.

I stayed with my 13-year-old daughter. I see a hotel with free sleeping under 12 years old at 々, but it was very helpful because it was not free to sleep under 18 years old, and the room rate of the former 々 was also cheap. I'm already a big daughter, but it was comfortable because it was a double bed with ample size for adults ２ people. Adult pajamas are provided, but children's pajamas are not rented, so you need to bring them (I accidentally forgot ... children's pillows and bath towels should be lent at the reception. is. ) I forgot the smartphone charger, but since the room is equipped with various insertions, it was helpful to be able to charge the smartphone and mobile battery. (２ can't charge at the same time). The room was clean, and it was a ２ minute walk from Sakae Station, and there was a 7-Eleven below, which was very convenient, so I would like to use it again when I go to Nagoya.

Competitively priced, good quality, and convenient location. This hotel is a couple of streets away from the main Nagoya station with access to JR, Meitetsu, subway, an Aonami lines, which should cover most of the major sights and coming from/going to the airport. It is also very close to the pick up point for many day tours. One minor issue is that if you approach from one side of the hotel, its name sign is obscured by a tree, which could make finding it difficult the first time you visit. There is actually another Via Inn a couple of streets away and if you pop in to ask them where this hotel is, they will help show you the way. Hotel room is about standard size for Japanese business hotels and clean. Air con takes a little while to start up but is certainly adequate and much appreciated during the hot summer. Staff are friendly and efficient when checking in and out. They are happy for you to leave your luggage there after checking out as long as you pick it up the same day. Tea bags and drip coffee are complimentary, with self-serve refills on the ground floor. Ice machine is on the second floor as are four washing machines, although these are very popular and usually fully utilised with a queue of people waiting too. Guest mix is mainly mainland Chinese and Hong Kongers with the occasional Japanese. There are many places to eat in the surrounding streets, including izakayas, Korean BBQ, Chinese, and many Indian/Nepali places. The restaurants/pubs can be quite lively at night with people spilling into the streets to eat/drink/chat with their friends. In addition to the big malls above the JR station, there is a Bic Camera and 100 yen store down the street from the hotel, many convenience stores, and a 24-hour supermarket and drugstore a short walk away.

The check-in desk was well staffed when I arrived & my lack of Japanese & decent IT skills wasn’t an issue. Everywhere was spotlessly clean and the only thing I didn’t love about the design of the dormitory was the steps to the upper bunks - they prevented wheeled bags being pushed easily past them (for unpacking & repacking). In other capsule hotels, the steps are built in to the front of the capsules, the don’t lean against them and take up floor space. On departure day (10 am check-out), I checked out at around 9.40 and made myself a Noodle Pot to eat at one of the tables opposite the desk, before leaving for an 11.06 Shinkansen. Nobody questioned this but all of the Japanese-speaking guests who checked out after me appeared to be told that they couldn’t stay, even for a coffee - they had to go and stand outside.

Facilities: There is a laundry room with many washing machines on the first floor, which is really great. You can use the washing machines without queuing. Hygiene: The hygiene is very good. Environment: The environment is very good and the location is very convenient. You can see the hotel as soon as you get out of the subway. There is a convenience store at the entrance of the subway that can solve daily needs. The hotel's breakfast is also very rich. You can enjoy local Japanese food while traveling. We chose this place as our accommodation for Ghibli Park. After coming here, I felt that it was worth the trip. On the first night, I also asked the front desk to help me find a 24-hour Lawson convenience store to pick up the park tickets. The taxi was also called by the front desk. The service was very good and solved all the problems. The hotel also provides a public bath, which is a great accommodation experience.

The staff were very polite, the rooms were clean, and there was a convenience store on the first floor, so I was very satisfied. I would like to use it again.

We spent a night at Resol and our stay was quite enjoyable. The hotel is well located in Gifu so you easily go for a walk to explore the city, and the rooms were clean, just like everywhere in Japan. Small downside, we were a group of 40 traveling together and we had the conference room for us for breakfast, but somehow the hotel didn't plan the seating well so we couldn't all eat at the same time.

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.