Hot Springs Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

My experience at the Natural Onsen Tsutsuji no Yu Dominion Express Toyohashi was excellent. The hotel is conveniently located with excellent surrounding amenities and easy access to transportation. The rooms were clean and tidy, and while the space was elegant, it was also well-planned, making for a comfortable and reassuring stay. The most impressive feature was the hotel's own natural onsen, ”Tsutsuji no Yu,” with its soothing water quality, providing a truly relaxing soak. The complimentary nighttime kissob service was a thoughtful little surprise. The overall service was professional and friendly, and the check-in and check-out processes were smooth. It's highly recommended for both business and leisure travel. I would definitely choose this hotel again if I ever visit Toyohashi again.

This hotel is excellent in every aspect. It's a 5-minute walk to Nagoya Castle, parking is convenient, and they are very attentive to guests' needs. Our kids loved it, and they even provided a diaper disposal bin in the room and made sure the crib was tidied up every day. The hotel's decor is beautiful and elegant, and every staff member is friendly and enthusiastic. They can communicate in English, and during check-in, there were two Chinese-speaking staff members who helped us and introduced the hotel and room facilities. My only suggestion is for the breakfast variety: staying for 6 consecutive days with the exact same breakfast menu can get a bit monotonous. Overall, the stay was a fantastic experience, and I'd love to come back again if I have the chance.

This was by far the most stunning hotel of our trip! As soon as we entered the lobby, we were captivated by the panoramic views of Inuyama Castle, and the surrounding scenery was perfectly integrated. The rooms were comfortable, spacious, and well-designed, with every room offering a fantastic view. We were provided with three sets of sleepwear and yukata, which added a wonderful touch of ceremony – I especially loved the pure linen yukata! The Uraku-en Garden was exquisite; walking through it on a rainy day felt like stepping back into ancient times, truly moving.

Multiple stay in different types of rooms. All types happy and satisfied. Amenities are perfect for its detailed attention and offerings. Nearby there is a restaurant street with good priced high quality experience which add to the location value.

Free parking, super spacious! A very unique hotel, we stayed at second floor and the staff has helped us to move the luggage to upstairs. There's no private onsen on the second floor but there's onsen water supply which is good enough. The breakfast is good, get to choose Japanese/ western style.

The hotel's hot spring and shower facilities are excellent, and the other guests are very considerate. However, it's a bit inconvenient that you have to take off your shoes right at the entrance on the first floor, and there were some small prickles on the carpet that bothered my feet. But I respect that this might be a local custom.

An excellent hot spring hotel tucked away in a quiet village. Don’t let its secluded location mislead you though; access to the area is convenient and easy, whether you’re coming from western or eastern Japan. The food was delicious and the service was impeccable. The room was a lovely, traditional Japanese-style room with an excellent view of the adjacent stream and small valley. Perhaps most importantly, the hot springs themselves are just wonderful. The quality of the water is excellent and the tubs are comfortable and offer lovely views over the valley. Perhaps my favourite moment was soaking in the outdoor baths after dinner, under the gentle glow of the hanging lanterns, with the sound of the bubbling river below. Perfect! Would 100% stay again.

The hotel is located about 1.5km from Nagoya JR Station, roughly a 15-minute walk. The standard room with a 1.3-meter double bed is quite small, especially the bathroom, which is even smaller than those at Toyoko Inn. The facilities are a bit old, but the free natural hot spring (available from 3:00 PM to 9:00 AM) is a definite highlight. I visited during the Emperor's Birthday long weekend, so prices were higher than usual and rooms were scarce. When I went for a hot spring bath around 9:00 PM, I even had to queue to shower. Many locals also choose this hotel.

Hotel is amazing. We stayed for one night, got a sea of experiences. The room was very spacious, composed of two rooms. One room was with a lovely forest and mountain river! The room had hot and cold water thermos, two types of tea and a set for cooking. A set of clothes (yuccats, socks). A refrigerator, air conditioner, cleaner or air moisturizer. In the evening, while we had dinner, we were locked up in bed, asleep as killed) Kayseki's dinner is amazing, very diverse tastes, have eaten up to the descent, if honestly. Breakfast was also very saturated! Hot sources are very pleasant, only 3 species, of which 1 in the fresh air. The only thing that one was very hot for me, I couldn't even get in it, but here in the others sat with pleasure. The hosts of the hotel are very pleasant, sweet, met us, drank tea with sweets, showed where you can walk and lunch (we arrived earlier). The village itself is very picturesque, it is pleasant to walk around the district!

Really love this place it’s in a really narrow street but right in the middle and next to the Westport the amenities are generous great and I’ve never been in a sauna where you can actually see the ocean. They also have a big cold bath and in addition to do Hansen another hot bath next to the sauna they also play really nice music and From analog amplified hi-fi equipment that is top-notch. It’s a real pleasure, even though I’m not geek in that area. The whole island is of course very small does not much to do and you have to go there if you really want to relax and just enjoy some seafood. There are not many restaurants in the area and I would recommend to just reserve food at the hotel I had to breakfast, which was outstanding. It was Shabu Shabu tako squid, and lots of other Japanese sites.