Hotels With breakfast in Gifu Prefecture, Japan

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"Everything was great, good location, excellent value for money. It's located across from the river where Ukai (cormorant fishing) takes place, about a 15-minute walk from the boarding point. The breakfast was delicious."

"There aren't many hotel options in Nakatsugawa. This one is about a 7-8 minute walk from the station, and there's a large shopping mall nearby with a supermarket and 100-yen store, which is great for browsing. You can eat there or near the station. The hotel is very new; you need to take off your shoes upon entering, but luggage can be brought into the room. You can pick up amenities (not available in the room) from the first floor. In the evening, they offer a bowl of *ochazuke* (rice in tea broth). There's also a large public bath on the first floor. Overall, it's a pretty good hotel. The front desk's English is limited, but all information is available in both Chinese and English, so you can just read the descriptions yourself. Most people usually just pass through Nakatsugawa, so not many stay overnight. The small town is very quiet, and you can take a walk around the nearby Nakatsugawa-juku."

"Impression: Ogawaya was one of the three day-trip options I considered for my Gero trip last summer, and it left a great impression then. So, when planning this winter trip, I really wanted to stay here for a night. Since I booked late, I was lucky to even snag a room. Service: The front desk had a Chinese-speaking staff member who was, hands down, the loveliest Chinese-speaking person I encountered on any of my trips. Unlike some uncomfortable experiences I had at Dormy Inn Kumamoto and with the Nohi bus today, this young lady was genuinely warm and friendly. Facilities: During my day trip last summer, I only got to use the women's bath that was open in the afternoon. It was very clean and had a silk bath. This time, I tried the other bath in the morning, but I still feel that Sagi-no-yu has a more unique charm. Also, on the first floor of the scenic view building where I stayed, there's a 'Can Onsen' (sparkling onsen) which is open to women from afternoon to evening. It features a highly concentrated carbonated hot spring. Although it's artificial, it's definitely worth trying. The lobby has a self-service drink bar, and after a hot spring bath, enjoying a cold orange juice while watching the river flow by outside the window is incredibly relaxing. Drawbacks: The only downside was the noise from my next-door neighbors. I don't know who they were, but this is the only Japanese hotel I've stayed in where I've experienced such loud noise. Despite having two layers of doors, I was disturbed both in the evening and in the morning. Highlights: A great bonus is that the hotel's refrigerator has a freezer compartment – a freezer compartment! Perfect for storing ice cream!"

"きれいなところでした。朝食も好きでした。また温泉もありとても良かったです。また泊まりたいと思います。"