Hotels near Mikakino Station

"I had a lovely time at this hotel. Beautiful ambiance and gorgeous scenery. The breakfast superb! "

"Breakfast bar was actually very very good I was impressed It’s right by the station so you don’t have to go very far to get to and from it Great place to hang if you’re looking to go to any Inuyama festivals or just see the palace The town is very pretty and the walk to the castle is maybe 20 minutes "

"Location was within walking distance to the train station. Upon arrival, staff were very polite making check in a breeze. The room was quite small but fine for us since we don’t spend a lot of time in our room when traveling. Loved that they had a section where you could choose a pillow that is suitable for you. Bed was comfortable. The walls are quite thin so noise could be heard from the room next door but it wasn’t enough to bother us."

"広くて快適でした"

"ROOM WAS LARGE AND COMFORTABLE"

"staff was super courteous and accommodating. room was spacious and beautiful"

"Everything was good about my experience with the hotel: accommodation, food, valet parking."

"Expected the hot spring, but there was only one. Other two hot tabs were not."

"The room is a repurposed office, so the shape is a little unusual having a full window as the wall facing the road. This is covered by a curtain. If you need to sleep in total darkness, it may be a little uncomfortable. The curtain blocked the light enough for us to sleep comfortably though. The location gives great walking access to the castle and train station. There are trains and buses to different cultural attractions. There was a short fireworks show every evening from about 8:30 to 9 (in the beginning of August.) We had a great view from the walking bridge over the main road just a two minute walk from the apartment. The fireworks were set off far from the apartment, so it was not too loud. Local restaurants were not great, but there was a super market where we could pickup things for breakfast. The small refrigerator and microwave made it easy to keep and heat food without using the “kitchenette” which had a 500 yen extra fee for its use. Near the castle and other attractions, restaurants were very good. "