Hotels near 明後チビッコ広場, Gamagori

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.

The hotel environment is very good. It is as large as a room with a flat floor. The floor is very Japanese. The toiletries are all Pola. The hot spring is super comfortable and still natural. The only thing is that the handsome old man at the front desk is a little bit awkward. I'm just a tourist. Where can I speak Japanese? I tried my best to express it. The hotel is relatively remote from the mountains. Others are advantages

Overall hotel is decent but slightly rundown. Close to the theme park. Entry ticket is expensive and only allow access to go into half of the park (and blocked before the bridge. Must buy full rides ticket for everyone in order to see more of the light display which seems to be a rip off with people traveling with young kids and elderly whom will not ride.

It seemed to be a new hotel and it was very beautiful. The staff at the front desk also had a good feeling. I was glad that there was a light at night for me who couldn't sleep if it was dark. The location is good in front of Okazaki Station. What was unfortunate was the trash can that I noticed immediately after entering the room... There was a toothbrush of the person who stayed before. I thought that the cleaning was not well done.

Walking distance from the station. The hotel is very beautiful. Is it a corona countermeasure or a night meal? I don't think it's troublesome if you're one person. The room is also large and there is no pressure.

We stayed in a single room for one night. It takes 10 ～ 15 minutes to walk from the station, but instead it is close to Okazaki Castle Park and the location is nice. The facilities feel a little old in the feeling of a city hotel a generation ago, but it feels like the price is reasonable, and there is no problem in the cleanliness except for the thing described below. The following two points were unfortunate. The mineral water of the service placed in the room was opened and the contents were reduced (it seems to be the drink of the previous person). I missed it when I cleaned it, but honestly I thought this was impossible. I also had dinner at the restaurant on the top floor, but the person who was in charge suddenly left somewhere in the middle of the order, and went somewhere in the middle of the order from oneself ”Did you have a drink?” The response was color 々 subtle when asked, or after eating appetizers, asked about the baking of steak. I thought the latter would not be ready and short of people immediately after the dinner business resumed, but it became a little subtle stay with the former. In addition, it was touched that Okazaki Jo castle was visible from the public bath, but the window glass was cloudy with hot water and water droplets, and it was almost unseen and subtle. But this is a view bath.

Everything goes smoothly from reception to entering the room. The room was of sufficient size, making it easy to stay even with children. Breakfast is included for free, but I thought it was enough as it included rice, miso soup, and side dishes. The breakfast area was not large and there were no chairs for children, so if you have small children, it might be a little difficult to eat. There is also a small large public bath, so that was a good thing.

This hotel provides all the basics you need. It’s close to Toyohashi station, it’s clean, and it seems well run with friendly-enough staff (difficult for me to judge as I was only there for one night). Of course, it’s not a luxury hotel so most things are simple, the breakfast has limited choice, and the rooms are a tad small, but overall I had no big complaints and it suited me fine. The one annoying thing was that they make you choose a 25-minute window in which to eat breakfast. They make you do this the day before. I guess it’s because space in their breakfast area is an issue, but it’s annoying because it doesn’t grant you any flexibility. If you want to sleep in, or go out early, it’s difficult because you have your specific breakfast window. Aside from that small grumble, I’d recommend this hotel to those who just want to be in the right location in Toyohashi, and are not after a 5-star experience. It’s probably not for families either.

Search for a hotel in Anjo City on a business trip. I like the location of Mikawa Anjo station in front of Tokaido Shinkansen and the home purge, but it is cheap price setting. The entrance is also like an English style luxury residence, and the room is English style with furniture and beds. There may be an environment of the circulation, but I was able to spend quietly and relaxed. As a difficulty, there is really nothing to be around. Although the convenience store is in front of you, there are few stores even if you eat night meals, and it ends in an early time. Is that it? The price is good to stay in a cheap hotel and the cospa is outstanding.

Although it was my first time using the hotel, I was able to have a smooth stay as they answered my questions about check-in time and parking information in a concise manner. The room is neat and the bed is comfortable. Breakfast is also sufficient and satisfying. Kishimen was delicious♪