Romantic Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Our family of 5 booked the room with an open air bath this January 2025. We definitely enjoyed our stay. The bath was warm and nice despite the windy and cold weather. The room/s were beautiful, the view of Ise Bay (especially at sunset) was spectacular, and the food was great, especially the dinner. The staff were really accommodating and nice, they even helped us book a taxi to the airport after we checked out. For those traveling to Shuku Kaifuu by public transportation, I recommend giving them a call before checking in so they could arrange a pick up service from Utsumi (train) station.

What an unexpected gem of a hotel! Stepping out of the subway station, I initially thought I had landed in the middle of nowhere. But as I walked towards the hotel, everything opened up beautifully! It's a lovely garden-style hotel – quiet, clean, spacious, and immaculately kept. They have a natural hot spring that was incredibly relaxing. Guests get free access to the adjacent amusement park; a standalone adult ticket costs 1200 JPY. Strolling around the park was very pleasant.

*Great Location, Comfortable Stay, but Small Onsen*  I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. Its location is fantastic—just a 10-minute walk from the shopping district, making it super convenient. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, offering a variety of dining options. The room was clean and comfortable, providing a relaxing experience. However, the onsen was quite small, and even late at night, around 11:30 PM, there was still a queue to enter. While the overall experience was enjoyable, a larger onsen area would make it ever better.

The hotel is located in Minamichita Town, not a self-drive tour will not come to this side, the hotel faces the sea, Japanese-style rooms are large, morning and evening are cooking set meals very good, but the hot spring is a bit old and needs to be improved.

Excellent location, the original TV tower is now a design hotel. Located in a popular leisure, dining and shopping area in the city center, the underground is a huge subway system and a supporting underground dining and shopping plaza. The hotel staff is very enthusiastic, and the rooms are hand-painted murals by artists, which are very modern and artistic. The meals provided are particularly worthy of praise, a combination of Japanese and Western styles, and the dishes are beautifully presented with attention to detail. The rice for breakfast is a small pot of freshly made stone pot stewed rice, with 4 kinds of rice and soy sauce, which will be introduced in detail for guests to choose. At night, you can climb to the top of the TV tower to overlook the Nagoya landscape. Very good stay experience. The only shortcoming is that the bathroom light is too dim and ladies cannot put on makeup.

Although the room is a bit old, it is well-equipped with facilities. There is also a free shuttle bus. The scenery is beautiful, the public bath is large, the restaurant has a good view, and the overall price-performance ratio of the hotel is very high.