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"The hotel looks new, in a convenient area with many popular dining options, Don Quijote. Staff are polite and auto check-in and fast check-out. Able to park the car right in front if you drive."

"とても静かで快眠できました。スタッフの対応も良かったです。周りには何もないので、食事などは車で行かないとダメです"

"I loved this place. Im an english speaker and they did their best for me. Great stuff in the room. A lot of fun. Do know its a love hotel. My room and a speaker system. Only complaint is the 20 minute walk to the station. I like walking and thats not a bad lengthbut not everybody would like it. Mall right next door with plenty of food options. Gifu castle and the buddha castle are quite close. Nagoya is less than an hour away."

"This was a very cute boutique hotel in a residential neighborhood. It was a very short walk from the train station so it was convenient traveling from Osaka. It was charming and very reasonable for me, my husband and son. The room had 3 beds and everything we needed. So glad we stayed here and would stay again. The hot beverage machine in the lobby was very nice. The staff was very nice, too."

"Perfect location & staff were so friendly - recommend"

"Nice walk from train station through town past museum"

"Always an amazing stay at a quintessential Japanese ryokan. Amazing service by a friendly staff. The hot springs bath is so relaxing. "

"Very good experience overall! In particular the hot spring is superb!"

"Great price and location. "

"Ok"

"The hotel’s fee is reasonable, and the rooms are comfortable. You can easily walk to the Gifu station. "

"What a fun little hotel, it’s not every stay you have a sauna in your room. The staff were super friendly - especially as there was initially an error with check in. They offer a happy hour of free drinks and the bar staff joined us for a game of cards whilst it was quiet. The area isn’t super ‘tourist friendly’ but when you’re in your room you won’t care. "

"Good location easy to access train station"

"It was a clean and confortable place, but anyway, I don't know why, there was nobody for my check-in, nor the six days I stayed there, I only saw work people there two times. So well, it's a good place, but if there's nobody to look after it, well, you can't ask for help or maybe end up sleeping over on the street. Also, in japanese night there's practically no streetlights and it was almost imposible to find the place (it's like hidden behind and enormous stone wall)"