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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This was a very memorable place that I visited. It is in the rural area of japan, you can really feel the realness of the area. It's in gifu however it's definitely not a tourist trap area. The owners of the establishment reminded me of my grandmother. You are not getting a hotle with this stay more of a B&B, it definitely felt like I a was sleeping over a japanese grandma's house. They also gave grate advice on a nice local restaurant at the bottom of a locals Mt that you can hike after to see...
This was a very memorable place that I visited. It is in the rural area of japan, you can really feel the realness of the area. It's in gifu however it's definitely not a tourist trap area. The owners of the establishment reminded me of my grandmother. You are not getting a hotle with this stay more of a B&B, it definitely felt like I a was sleeping over a japanese grandma's house. They also gave grate advice on a nice local restaurant at the bottom of a locals Mt that you can hike after to see...
Joshua
Reviewed November 28, 2022Reviewed November 28, 2022
This hotel set the new standard for my wife to travel to Japan now. It is sit right below Inuyama castle and the hot spring is just perfect after all day out. It's garden (free with room key) is relaxing and tea ceremony (600Yen) was great. The hotel is well designed and the breakfast set (5000 pp) is well worth it.
The staff is helpful for dinner reservation, taxi, or guide to local place. The hotel is 8 - 10 min walk to the Inuyama street where you can visit multiple shrines and walk to...
This hotel set the new standard for my wife to travel to Japan now. It is sit right below Inuyama castle and the hot spring is just perfect after all day out. It's garden (free with room key) is relaxing and tea ceremony (600Yen) was great. The hotel is well designed and the breakfast set (5000 pp) is well worth it.
The staff is helpful for dinner reservation, taxi, or guide to local place. The hotel is 8 - 10 min walk to the Inuyama street where you can visit multiple shrines and walk to...
I stayed two nights here to see magome and tsumago. The hotel was the best hotel of my trip in Japan offering traditional japanese breakfast and dinner as well as a wonderful onsen. The staff was incredible and kind helping me even though I cannot speak Japanese. I cannot recommend this Hotel enough if you are planning on visiting this part of the Nakasendo Trail.
I stayed two nights here to see magome and tsumago. The hotel was the best hotel of my trip in Japan offering traditional japanese breakfast and dinner as well as a wonderful onsen. The staff was incredible and kind helping me even though I cannot speak Japanese. I cannot recommend this Hotel enough if you are planning on visiting this part of the Nakasendo Trail.
Matheus
Reviewed November 25, 2023Reviewed November 25, 2023
I am on a 36 day trip throughout many locations in Japan. Unfortunately, i only booked 2 days here. This was, by far, my most favorite part of my trip. Thank you for such great hospitality. I will be back. Bleu
I am on a 36 day trip throughout many locations in Japan. Unfortunately, i only booked 2 days here. This was, by far, my most favorite part of my trip. Thank you for such great hospitality. I will be back. Bleu
Less than a 5-minute walk from the train station and bus station, tons of restaurants including ramen, sushi, taiwanese, etc.. Quiet neighborhood with surprisingly useful nightlife. Directly next door to a 24/7 lawson convenience store.
Less than a 5-minute walk from the train station and bus station, tons of restaurants including ramen, sushi, taiwanese, etc.. Quiet neighborhood with surprisingly useful nightlife. Directly next door to a 24/7 lawson convenience store.
Yes, you can find vacation rentals in Ena near Ena Culture Center, or you can select a secluded option if you want a relaxing stay. Ena is known for its parks and museums.
What are some of the best vacation home rentals in Ena?
Ties Camp Ground: You might want to consider this vacation home rental near Ena, which is located in the mountains and has a balcony, a terrace, and a barbecue grill to put you at ease in your new surroundings. Amenities like a stovetop and free parking are also available for your convenience. Make the most of the garden in this rental home to help you unwind. Our travelers also rate Japanese local traditional guesthouse. as a favorite home for rent in Ena.
What can I see and do in Ena?
Cultural attractions include Hiroshige Museum of Art and Ena Shiritsu Nakasendohishiya Museum, whereas Enakyo Prefectural Natural Park and Aichikogen Quasi-National Park are a couple of picturesque spots to enjoy the outdoors. Other places in town to visit include Iwamura Castle and Japan Taisho Village.
What are vacation rentals like in Ena?
Vacation rentals are private accommodations you can reserve for a short or long stay in Ena. Vacation rentals feature extras such as patios, hot tubs, and fire pits so you'll have all the conveniences of home. If you're concerned about cleanliness, a vacation rental can provide a sense of privacy away from shared hotel elevators and lobbies bustling with people while still allowing you the excitement and enjoyment of travel. You'll also have more space in a vacation rental than in a traditional hotel, which makes a vacation rental an attractive choice for a small group gathering.