Hot Springs Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

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.

It was our first onsen and we all really liked it! The friendly and kind staff who with everything will help, inside it is just stunningly beautiful and just wonderfully warm sources Food also caused only delight (this onsen is aimed at healthy food for your body, so if you want to be treated - you here!) We were very sad to leave here, very much wanted to walk around! Take at once 2 days !!!

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.

It looks like a condominium at first glance. (Actually, the 5th floor or more was a condominium, and there seemed to be a resident.) The front desk is on the 2nd floor, and there are many chairs on the 1st and 2nd floors, so there is plenty of room. I stayed in the room alone, so I could use it comfortably. Also. Breakfast was satisfying with a lot of items! The only thing that made me worried was the entrance to the large communal bath. It was quite open and I was harassed that I could see the inside.

Good value with exceptional service We were extremely satisfied with the services and had a delightful experience in that hotel. Our package included room, breakfast and dinner. Due to a minor traffic incident, we were unable to meet our dinner time of 6:00 pm. We contacted the hotel and they kindly accommodated us and provided attentive service. We were deeply touched by their care and consideration. The assistance to report of the traffic incident to the local insurance company was unexpectedly smooth with the help of the staff. The language proficiency of the staff was impressive, as they efficiently resolved language-related issues we faced. Furthermore, the traditional charm of the hotel exceeded our expectations and added to our enjoyment - good value. We will recommend the hotel to others and look forward to visiting again in the future. Special thanks to Ms. Oromo Rie, Mr. Toyama, and the staff responsible for our meals.

A traditional Japanese hotel, close to the airport, with free parking and many seafood restaurants around. The sunset is particularly beautiful, the hot spring water is salty, and you can watch the sunset from the outdoor bath.

Speaking of Dormy, the hot springs ♨️ were great! The hot springs and sauna were relaxing! The breakfast menu also had a variety of delicious local foods, and the hitsumabushi was amazing in the morning. The rooms were also very clean, and it was a place I would like to come back to again next time.

This hotel's location is truly one of its strongest points. It's perfectly situated in a convenient area, and I was particularly thrilled to find a Don Quijote store just around the corner - perfect for picking up any forgotten essentials or late-night snacks. While the building itself shows its age and could use some updates, the hotel makes up for it with some outstanding features. The highlight has to be the spacious public bath area. If you're a fan of Japanese baths, you'll feel right at home here. The bathing facilities are surprisingly large, offering a relaxing soak after a long day of sightseeing. The breakfast buffet was the unexpected star of my stay. It's an impressive spread featuring various Nagoya specialties - from miso katsu to hitsumabushi. It's like taking a culinary tour of Nagoya without leaving the hotel! For anyone wanting to sample the city's famous dishes all at once, this breakfast alone is worth booking a stay.