Hotels with Breakfast in Gifu City

Very classical house, clean and tidy, and the service is in place. You can see Changliangchuan in the room, with beautiful scenery. Breakfast is very delicious, very Japanese, summary is very recommended

The hotel upgraded my room, and I got to see the Nagara River, which was absolutely wonderful. There was a lovely old lady who spoke Chinese and helped us with charming guidance and service. On the first floor, they offer free coffee and tea, and before 5 PM, there's even complimentary white wine. The hotel also provides a twice-daily, half-hour Japanese guided tour of the old town, which is quite interesting. We pre-booked the cormorant fishing (Ukai) event organized by the hotel, and it was very traditional and distinctive. We walked from a special Ukai pathway down to the river and boarded the two exclusive hotel boats. We were incredibly lucky that evening; there weren't many boats, so the performance boat could come right up to ours for a close-up view. Before the main performance, there was a song and dance boat show, followed by three fireworks displays announcing the start of the Ukai show.

The location is good to reach easily the JR and Meitetsu station, also close to the main city and highway bus stops. Very close to Gifu City 43 (with observatory deck). It is just around what used to be the covered clothing shopping district, which is now mostly empty and run down. The district is seeing progressive renovations. There are plenty of restaurants around, but for more affordable places, might have to walk some distance. Room are large enough, so you wont have trouble opening and arranging large luggage. The furniture is old and bathroom needs some maintenance (sink cracked on top and leaking under the drain). The ambient was quite dusty and the cleaning of the room is done only on the fourth day of stay (used towels, garbage and mugs/glasses must be put outside the room and will be replaced with a clean set at the door). There is a coin laundry with dryers, but it’s located at lobby level. The staff is polite and helpful, speaks English.

The hot spring water was very nice, and it was great that I didn't have to bring a towel from my room. There was no TV in the sauna room, and no shelves to put personal items like water and towels, so it would have been nice if there were. Perhaps because it was a weekday, the bath was empty and I was able to warm up at my own pace. Perhaps because the breakfast venue was a time-selection area, there was no hassle and I was able to enjoy delicious freshly made sweetfish tempura and homemade curry.

We stayed overnight as the hotel was the venue for the general meeting. The rooms were clean and the building was old, but I think it's a good hotel. The breakfast in the observation restaurant was also good.

Location is very good for travellers using Gifu station, just across a street with rows of restaurants behind the hotel. Renovated and clean, we booked a smoking room by mistake, but there was no available non-smoking room to change. Able to open the window to clear some cigarette odour in the room.

The waiter was very friendly Wifi is weak There are only 2 seats in the ladies' bathing area, which is quite small and you have to queue up. Wireless power is not good The refrigerator does not open The dehumidifier is a bit dirty

An old hotel with 1980’s furnishing but well-maintained and relatively clean. Location wise is quite a long walk from Gifu station. Short stay for business visits or layover during long travel if the room rate is low, otherwise go for newer hotels nearer to the Gifu station.

The room is big, the bathroom and bathtub are spacious, beautifully decorated, but the room is quite dark tone, going in and out frequently is not very convenient. Suitable for adults who come as a couple, not suitable for a large family.

The hotel room is not small for the urban hotel, but the interior appearance is very old. The front desk service is very good. There is free parking. There are no special shopping areas and restaurants nearby.