Unryuso
8.8
Excellent(19 reviews)
Kamiura-45 Kadoya, Shinshiro, Aichi 441-1944, Japan
+81 536-35-1181
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Hotel Description
Unryuso is a charming and peaceful hotel located in Kamiura-45 Kadoya, Shinshiro, Aichi 441-1944, Japan. Nestled in a tranquil area surrounded by scenic beauty, the hotel offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is ideally situated close to several must-see attractions, making it an excellent choice for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Guests can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the area while enjoying a comfortable and peaceful stay. The hotel's simple yet inviting design enhances the feeling of calm, making it the perfect destination for those looking to unwind and recharge.
The rooms at Unryuso are designed to provide a cozy and relaxing atmosphere, with comfortable bedding, spacious interiors, and a soothing ambiance that encourages rest and rejuvenation. The rooms are well-maintained, ensuring guests have a pleasant and hassle-free stay. Whether you are visiting for business or leisure, the hotel’s rooms offer everything you need to feel at home.
Among its amenities, Unryuso offers Wi-Fi access, ensuring that guests can stay connected throughout their stay. Although the hotel does not have a fitness center, spa, pool, or hot tub, its peaceful surroundings and close proximity to hiking trails and natural beauty more than make up for this. The hotel's convenient location offers easy access to public transportation options, including Mikawa-Makihara Station, which is just a short taxi ride away.
The hotel's commitment to safety and well-being is reflected in its health and safety measures, ensuring a safe and secure environment for guests.
Nearby attractions include the majestic Mt. Horaiji, a mountain that is home to an ancient temple and provides excellent hiking opportunities. Other notable landmarks include the Horaiji Temple, Nagashino Castle Ruins, and the Horaisan Toshogu Shrine. For those seeking natural beauty, Atera-no-Nanataki Falls offers a stunning waterfall, while the Nagoya area is within easy reach for cultural exploration.
Guests can enjoy meals at nearby restaurants such as Kasasugi, known for its Syokudo and Teishoku dishes, or explore local cuisine at Shanghainese restaurant, Shanghai Cuisine Saiko. Whatever your preferences, the nearby dining options ensure you can enjoy the authentic flavors of the region.
Whether you're visiting for a short stay or an extended holiday, Unryuso offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and tranquility. Come and experience the warm hospitality and the peaceful atmosphere that this charming hotel has to offer.
The rooms at Unryuso are designed to provide a cozy and relaxing atmosphere, with comfortable bedding, spacious interiors, and a soothing ambiance that encourages rest and rejuvenation. The rooms are well-maintained, ensuring guests have a pleasant and hassle-free stay. Whether you are visiting for business or leisure, the hotel’s rooms offer everything you need to feel at home.
Among its amenities, Unryuso offers Wi-Fi access, ensuring that guests can stay connected throughout their stay. Although the hotel does not have a fitness center, spa, pool, or hot tub, its peaceful surroundings and close proximity to hiking trails and natural beauty more than make up for this. The hotel's convenient location offers easy access to public transportation options, including Mikawa-Makihara Station, which is just a short taxi ride away.
The hotel's commitment to safety and well-being is reflected in its health and safety measures, ensuring a safe and secure environment for guests.
Nearby attractions include the majestic Mt. Horaiji, a mountain that is home to an ancient temple and provides excellent hiking opportunities. Other notable landmarks include the Horaiji Temple, Nagashino Castle Ruins, and the Horaisan Toshogu Shrine. For those seeking natural beauty, Atera-no-Nanataki Falls offers a stunning waterfall, while the Nagoya area is within easy reach for cultural exploration.
Guests can enjoy meals at nearby restaurants such as Kasasugi, known for its Syokudo and Teishoku dishes, or explore local cuisine at Shanghainese restaurant, Shanghai Cuisine Saiko. Whatever your preferences, the nearby dining options ensure you can enjoy the authentic flavors of the region.
Whether you're visiting for a short stay or an extended holiday, Unryuso offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and tranquility. Come and experience the warm hospitality and the peaceful atmosphere that this charming hotel has to offer.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Close proximity to Mt. Horaiji and Horaiji Temple for scenic hikes and cultural exploration
2. Spacious, comfortable rooms designed for relaxation and restful stays
3. Free Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel for easy connectivity
4. Convenient location with access to public transportation options like Mikawa-Makihara Station
5. Nearby attractions include Nagashino Castle Ruins, Horaisan Toshogu Shrine, and Atera-no-Nanataki Falls
6. Variety of dining options nearby including Syokudo, Teishoku, and Shanghainese restaurants
7.8 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mt. Horaiji
1 min
Horaiji12 min
Nagashino Castle Ruins13 min
Horaisan Toshogu11 min
Atera-no-Nanataki Falls28 min
Nearest locations
Kasasugi
2 min
オカメチャヤ4 min
マツヤイナカチャヤ12 min
上海料理 菜香14 min
St. Thomas15 min
田舎茶屋まつや16 min
レスト・ゆーゆー17 min
ナガシノショクドウ17 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.8 |
| Nearest airport | Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 18 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Mon, Nov 18
Check-out: Tue, Nov 19
$206
$206
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Location
Kamiura-45 Kadoya, Shinshiro, Aichi 441-1944, Japan
Airports:
Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 18 min
Transit: 4 hr 35 min
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 1 hr 30 min
Transit: 3 hr 1 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 32 min
Transit: 3 hr 12 min
Transit:
Mikawa-Makihara Station
Taxi: 21 min
Walking: 2 hr 48 min
Hon-Nagashino Station
Taxi: 21 min
Walking: 2 hr 2 min
Mikawa-Ōno Station
Taxi: 19 min
Walking: 1 hr 41 min
Yuyaonsen Station
Taxi: 16 min
Walking: 2 hr 10 min
Nearby locations
7.8
Very Good Location
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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8.3
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香取篤
5/5
The food was very delicious. The customer service was also very welcoming and made me feel at home!
Ange Curatif
2/5
This is an elegant inn that stands quietly in front of the stone steps of Horaiji Temple.Overall, it felt like an inn nestled in the countryside where you could spend a relaxing and extraordinary time.The only thing I couldn't help but regret was that I was told that men and women would switch places in the bath after dinner, but when I went there, it was still the same, so my wife and I checked the separate curtains for men and women before taking a bath. Ta. After a while, my wife said from the bathroom, ``The curtains have been replaced, so please move to the bathroom!''The two of us checked carefully before going in, ``There was no chance of confusing the colors of the red and gray noren.'' Even if it's okay that I forgot to replace the noren, I should have checked the changing room before I started! !If my wife had gone back to the room without noticing, I would have definitely encountered an emergency situation with a female customer in the bathtub. Judging from the current situation, this is definitely a police incident.Overall, it was a good inn where you could relax, but the one thing about the noren in the bathroom was that the owner covered it up without checking with the staff. . .The room was very clean and there was a kotatsu (Japanese kotatsu) so I could relax, but the downsides were that there was a pile of garbage on top of the hanging scroll and the toilet was too small.When I arrived at the inn, I heard that the bath was running, so I took a bath, but the outdoor bath was lukewarm and the indoor bath was too warm. Also, the inside of the bathtub was not warm and it seemed like the water was sitting still near the hot water spout. (On the contrary, it was hot after eating)For dinner, we enjoyed a delicious boar hotpot served in the hearth.I often eat wild boar meat with miso, so this was my first time trying it sukiyaki style.You can drive to the inn, but just before you get to the parking lot there is a part where the width of the car is quite narrow, so if you don't know how to drive, you might be confused.
g_650 gulfstream
3/5
The amount of food was so large that I couldn't finish it. I thought that with a little more effort, it would become a wonderful retro inn.I also felt the need to take care of the plants.
鳥海智子
5/5
I had read some reviews saying that insects were a concern, so I was prepared to go, but I didn't notice any insects. Each and every one of our heartfelt homemade dishes will give you a taste that goes beyond what you would find at a first-class ryokan. It is a place where you can relax and enjoy history and nature. I went in the summer, but I want to enjoy all four seasons.
kame 0995 (kame0995)
5/5
I made a reservation for the shishinabe plan at the hearth.Every dish was really delicious and filling.Next time, I would like to try the wild vegetable tempura.
きーや
4/5
It was a quiet inn deep in the mountains. Both dinner and breakfast have a large selection and are delicious. The bath can also be used exclusively as a family bath, so feel free to use it. The room was also a Japanese style room. At night, we could hear deer, wild boars, monkey shots and the sounds of deer. In the morning, there were many monks with white cloths wrapped around their heads, blowing conch shells. It seems that some people climb the mountain once a week. I'm glad I was able to have an unusual experience.
Osamu Maeda
5/5
The first time I stayed there was 40 years ago.Still, it remains in my memory.There are 3,776 stone steps (from my memory) that lead to the peak of Mt. Horaiji.I ate tempura made with pine leaves and persimmon leaves.My finger was bitten by a longhorn beetle and it bled.I revisited it after becoming a member of society.It was already 25 years ago.I haven't visited since then.I want to go again.
re ma-
4/5
This is an inn in front of the gate of Horaiji Temple.There was a story that the open-air bath in winter uses hot water carried from Yutani Onsen, but this time it was regular boiling water.The food was cooked in the hearth, and the sukiyaki-style boar hotpot was delicious.Recommended for those who like old buildings and history