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Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Mino
Situated in Mino, within 46 km of Nagoya Castle and 47 km of Oasis 21, Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Mino features accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free...
Guest House Warabi
Offering a barbecue and terrace, Guest House Warabi is located in Mino in the Gifu Region. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
古民家クルンズ
古民家クルンズ is situated in Mino, 49 km from Nagoya Station, 23 km from Inuyama castle, and 47 km from Sakae Station.
Ballarat Clunes
Ballarat Clunes is set in Mino, 46 km from Oasis 21, 49 km from Nagoya Station, as well as 23 km from Inuyama castle. The air-conditioned accommodation is 45 km from Nagoya Castle.
Hotel Route-Inn Seki
Hotel Route-Inn Seki features rooms with free wired internet, a free buffet breakfast and a spacious public bath. It's a 5-minute taxi ride from Seki Station on Nagaragawa Railway's Etsumi-Nan Line.
E.English Guest House
Situated in Sekimachi and only 38 km from Nagoya Castle, E.English Guest House features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
アンティークス岐阜関 Antiques Gifu Seki
Situated 39 km from Oasis 21, アンティークス岐阜関 Antiques Gifu Seki provides accommodation in Sekimachi with access to a hot tub. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Miyako Hotel Gifu Nagaragawa
Situated along the Nagarawa River and a 10-minute drive from Gifu Station, Miyako Hotel Gifu Nagaragawa is a 4-star hotel featuring 3 restaurants and a lobby lounge. Free WiFi access is available.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Gifu
Scheduled to reopen on April 25, 2024! The photos used are pre-renewal photos and images.
Gifu Washington Hotel Plaza
Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Meitetsu Gifu Station, Gifu Washington Hotel Plaza features guest rooms with a flat-screen TV, a fridge and an electric kettle.
What guests said about Mino:
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This is a city in the countryside of Gifu prefecture, yet it...
This is a city in the countryside of Gifu prefecture, yet it is truly beautiful in its central streets where old traditional dark timber houses stretch for the whole length of the road, lining up in a breathtaking view. At night, the only illumination comes from the lanterns outside these shops, and it is devoid of people. perfect to rediscover peace, silence, and a connection with the land it is impossible to feel in the city. The train is a one-carriage train with a luxurious design, and you feel you are riding in first class, not the local train. This is a place to come to slow down, reconnect with nature and listen to the piercing silence. The sheer amount of local crafts and shops makes it unique, as well as truly authentic. I recommend it for those who want to see a different side of Japan. Maybe not a great show-off, or not quirky like the city, yet special.RobertaJapan - 10Scored 10
Mino is a small town so it doesn't always have English like...
Mino is a small town so it doesn't always have English like you would see in bigger towns and cities. If you can get past that, you will experience some of the friendliest and most helpful people in Japan. Every place I went there was a genuiness beyond what you would find in Japan as a whole. I was given a private tour without asking for it. Then I was shown the best place to pose for a photo and then shown where the Washi Lantern gallery was located. I didn't ask for any of that, he insisted! Friendliness in local Japanese towns are in a league of their own!
StephenAustralia
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