Top 5-Star Hotels in Gamagori

The hotel offers a free shuttle from the nearby Mikawa-Miya train station up until 4pm, but because I arrived ay 6pm, I walked it. It's half an hour and a little uphill, but I enjoyed it - the view and town are very nice to look at. The staff at the hotel were extremely helpful and fully fluent in English. Check-in was super smooth (I had pre-booked), I just gave them my passport and that was it. I received a map of the building and the concierge circled all the important spots on the map (my room, dining room, breakfast room, where to find the baths). I was given dinner in a private room, fully accommodated to my dietary preference (vegetarian). It was so beautiful, so many individual dishes to try from. The broth was so tasty and I got to try so many traditional Japanese dishes for the first time. It was also a lot of food! I saw another comment stating only udon and ramen are available but that was by no means the case. The day I arrived, the cave bath was reserved for women and the open air bath and grand public bath for men. So after dinner, I had a bath in the cave bath. I felt a bit shy as I'd never bathed naked in front of strangers, but it was very quiet and empty, which made me feel more relaxed. The next morning the baths were switched so I tried the open air and grand baths and especially the open air bath was so beautiful. Breakfast was buffet style, with lots of types of eggs to choose from, tea coffee, juices, bread, and lots of vegetables and meats. The view from the breakfast room was also lovely across Mikawa Bay. The room was beautiful, I slept on a Futon but had western beds available too. They also provided a tea service to have tea in the room, and the Japanese style was enchanting, as well as a yukata with sash and tabi socks. When I checked out, I was given a free ride back to Mikawa-Miya Station. It was a wonderful experience and the staff was extremely kind and helpful when I spoke to them.

At the entrance of Mitani Onsen, turn left on the mountain side, and there is a hotel in the middle of the mountain. On the top, Kobosan looks down at the sea and stands. In the self-restraint mode of corona, everyone is hard The hotel is also color 々 hard work You can see that you are in the building. The hotel is a building in the height of the Showa period, but it was cleaned cleanly. The meal was in the next room, the room meal, the voice of the guide, the room, all the dishes were arranged, and there was no goods coming out later. Oh, this is the time of the day. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. I can't help it. i think that there is no indoor bath, no handcuffs, etc., and it may be difficult for the elderly, and i am full of enjoyment, and the second time, it was a good hot water. it's a new open-air bath. the location is changing. is that why the ventilation of the dressing room? the flow of air? i don't know why, but i smelled something bad. Maybe only oneself who is sensitive to the smell. But the front desk is very kind, clean, delicious, hot water, and I took care of you. It is a hotel that I want to visit again.

I've been to classic hotels, but compared to the other hotels (Fujiya Hotel, Kanaya Hotel, Nara Hotel, Hotel New Grand), I got the impression that they were small and calm. There are no exhibits that tell the history of the hotel or the stories left behind in the building. Because it is on a hill, the view is good, and you can see Takeshima and the sea very well! Also, the elevator is one of the highlights. It may be unsatisfactory as a classic hotel tour, but I think it is a hotel that is easy to stay. What I didn't like: The light in the bathroom was dusty... The envelope that should have been in the binder with the notes on the room wasn't there. (It only contained stationery. It would have been nice to have a postcard as well.)

With a stay at Hotel Meizanso in Gamagori, you'll be by the sea, just steps from Mikawawan Quasi-National Park and a 2-minute drive from Mt. Kobo. This hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Lagunasia and 1.5 mi (2.3 km) from Takeshima Fantasy Museum.Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including hot springs, a sauna, and karaoke. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a vending machine. If you're planning a day at a nearby theme park, you can hop on the complimentary shuttle.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 90 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and slippers. Conveniences include safes and in-room massages, and housekeeping is provided on a limited basis.

We have been using it for two consecutive years according to the fireworks display schedule on the coast. I was very happy because my child likes dinosaurs, but I thought it would be nice if I could improve the poor operability of the terminal by waiting in line at check-in. Amenity is a system that you can get from the front bar by yourself, and when I went to get it later because it was crowded at check-in, the front desk was unmanned and the bar was lowered after 20:00. I wish I had spoken to you, but it was all right. The room is small, but the bed is large, so I had two adults and one 4-year-old child, and I had a good rest with two twin single beds. For two years in a row, I felt that the cleaning was a little unsatisfactory, such as the used mask of the previous customer coming out from under the bed, the peeling paper of the paste was falling, and there was a spider web in the room. The room features are minimal necessary to stay while playing at the theme park. There is no closet, no amenities, no self, no minibar or coffee in the room. However, I think it is enough because I understand and use such a service. The parking lot was not paved, so there was a muddy place. It was a good trip because it was very convenient to use near the fireworks venue. Thank you very much.

When I went to Nagoya, I looked for a good inn that was parked reasonablely on the net and booked it on the day. It faces Mikawa Bay and you can enjoy all room sea view. This hotel is located in Mitani Onsen hot spring, so you can enjoy sea view and rising Asahi from a large bath with an open-air bath. I don't know how to eat, but I think it is a fairly reasonable accommodation fee as a hot spring hotel if it is a night stay.

This is my second time staying at Pu Island, which is a peaceful tourist area. I especially chose to stay and eat here on the last day of this family trip. The location is quite good. It's right next to the coast to Takeshima Pier. You don't have to drive to Takeshima and the aquarium. There is a free flat parking lot, and the parking spaces are quite sufficient. The room faces the seaside. I live in a Japanese-style room with a bathroom. It is quite large and is enough for six people. You can overlook the night view of Bamboo Island. The hot spring is semi-open-air, simple but with a nice view. The food is of average quality. Breakfast is buffet style and dinner is set menu. The portions are just right and breakfast is rich. There are not many recreational facilities, but there are supermarkets and electrical appliance stores nearby.

I went to a travel company. Arrived early because it was a car. I was guided to the viewing cabinet. The room was ok. Mikawa Bay challenged and ... let's go to the bath. However, on the floor of 々 by men and women, the female bath is down the elevator on the second floor and on the third floor. There is a staircase on the third floor. I was worried when I was in a potch alone. Go out early and walk through the passage from the Keitao Pavilion and transfer the elevator to the room. I don't want to walk as much as possible. The corridor where no one is is creepy. I liked the place for meals, but I was lonely. The tumble of sake is interrupted, and only the Asari rice with the fire is in front of you ... Viking like I bought at the supermarket in the morning. Nishiura became lonely. I will never go again.

Just 5 minutes by car from Mikawa-Kashima Station! Enjoy a comfortable private time in our guest rooms that prioritize "spacious, clean, and user-friendly." Perfect for long stays such as training camps! ★ Welcome to Tabist Katahira Resort Gamagori! ★ All rooms are equipped with humidifiers and air purifiers.【Access to Our Facility】5 minutes by car from Mikawa-Kashima Station on the Meitetsu Gamagori Line, or a 20-minute walk.【Facility Information】Check-in: 17:00–22:00Check-out: 10:00If you will arrive later than your scheduled check-in time, please be sure to contact us.【Parking】Available, 18 spaces, free, no reservation neededLarge vehicles are Additional charge and require a reservation.【Nearby Attractions & Travel Time】Ajisai-no-Sato → 1-minute walkFudaji Temple → 3-minute walkSotokuji Temple → 11-minute walkHigashimikawa Furusato Park → 28 minutes by car【Important Notes】 ●● Regarding Children Sharing Beds with Adults ●● Children sharing a bed with an adult are free of charge. (If sharing, please do not fill in the number of children in the children's count section) Please note the number of children in the remarks section. If a child uses one bed, the same charge as an adult will apply. ● Sharing a bed applies to one child of the applicable age per adult. ● In a twin room (with two beds), if there is one adult and one child, it will be considered "two adults," and sharing bed conditions will not apply. (Example: "1 adult, 1 three-year-old, 1 elementary school student" will be considered as "2 adults + 1 three-year-old," thus we will assign a twin room. If you reserve as 1 adult and 1 child, you will need to pay the difference at check-in.) ● Towels and amenities will only be provided according to the number of adults. ● If you need amenities for the child sharing the bed, please contact us in advance.※ The smoking room on the 5th floor can only be accessed via stairs, as the elevator only goes up to the 4th floor. Thank you for your understanding.

Others are also written, but first, it seems to be a promise before arrival, and it is not full by arriving at the first parking lot while saying, ”This slope is ok!?” !! Back to the second parking lot while saying ”E ～～”. There are many cars and again, ”e ～～”, and parking somehow. Up the stairs that are likely to roll up the steep slope on foot and finally arrived in the lobby. Check-in was completed without any problems while the companion was happy to be cute. The room opens the corner room, the door like a storehouse... It's a big room, not a bed, there's something to sound, there's no towels, there's a toilet, etc. 々, and I was consulting to change the inn, but for the time being, I'm going to eat dinner and wait. I went to the hot springs. I went because only the open-air bath is not a hot spring. But it is a strong wind. I gave up and moved to the public bath. The scenery was good. Well, dinner is better than I thought ... !! I was full. The gamagori Udon was delicious for the first time. The meat, abalone, tempura, and boat were delicious. Somehow I had a free drink. Others are also written, but the timing of cooking was unfortunate, but I thought that there was only a moromoro because of corona and lack of staff .... The breakfast was delicious. There were many things that were not enough for rice, miso soup was empty, and the staff also let me wait for it to be daily ～ It seemed natural. Laughs The mattress was good even if it was not a bed. I was able to sleep well. The tatami mats are bumpy, the toilet is strange, the ammonia smells, and the rice is on the way to the gagagacha and the far table to change from the setting tomorrow morning, and only this table is left ～ I was hard to stay and stood in the seat, but the content of the rice was better than I thought. It seems that any accommodation is almost the same old, so let's check it out.