Ryokan Meiryu is located a 3-minute walk from Kamimaezu Train Station and a 25-minute drive from Nagoya Castle. It offers Japanese-style accommodations with a public bath and free internet.
Tabist Samotokan Owariasahi enjoys a location in Owariasahi, 11 miles from Nagoya Castle and 12 miles from Nagoya Station.
Frances
United States of America
The traditional Japanese room with tatami mats was very cute. The little onsen was very nice too. Public bath. Staff also accommodated us and let us check in early. Right next to a large nature park, very beautiful area
Experience culture authentically with a stay at these traditional Japanese-style accommodations. Sleep on the floor (on a futon roll) in a room furnished with tatami flooring and sliding doors. Guests can often expect access to a communal bath, plus a complimentary Japanese garment called a yukata.
The house is well equipped with a washing machine, electric toaster oven, and coffee machine with pods. There's a room with a double bed, and the rest of us sleep on tatami. The area is quiet, within walking distance to 7-11, and parking space is available.
Tatami room was a good size for a party of 4 but there was an “emergency exit” light which was on during the night so the room was greenish 😓. The common kitchen was good except for the mini oven which was dirty. Enough fridge space to store food. Overall we liked the place.
We came for a one night stay to go to Ghibli Park the next day. Room was clean and comfy, usual for APA hotels. Fluffy bedding! We especially liked the onsen on site. Always nice to relax after a day of travelling in the hot spring.
Fantastic location by Osu Kannon, LOVED the HUGE tatami room with lots of space for 4 persons, great hot spring, easy access to the Metro station, tons of restaurants nearby
Traditional ryokan, run by an elderly couple. They know limited English but enough to communicate and were very accommodating. Room was spacious and futon was comfortable.
The ryokan is near to a JR station and a lively neighborhood. I only stayed one night, but I liked it. The room and the bathroom were nice. I also received a yukata for the night.
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