Imaiya Inn
7.6
Very Good(61 reviews)
814 Kamadocho, Mizunami, Gifu 509-6472, Japan
+81 572-63-2013
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Hotel Description
Imaiya Inn is a charming and cozy accommodation nestled in the heart of Mizunami, Gifu, Japan. Located at 814 Kamadocho, Mizunami, Gifu 509-6472, this welcoming hotel offers guests a serene and comfortable stay, surrounded by the beauty of the countryside. The hotel is a perfect retreat for travelers seeking tranquility and a glimpse into traditional Japanese hospitality. The design of the inn blends modern amenities with a touch of rustic charm, making it a peaceful sanctuary for guests. Visitors can enjoy easy access to popular local attractions, including the Mizunami City Fossil Museum, just a short 12-minute drive away, or explore the stunning natural formations at Enakyo, only 27 minutes away by car. For those interested in cultural exploration, the Iwamura‐Jyoseki, a hilltop ruin with stone walls and a 12th-century castle turret, is located 36 minutes away.
The rooms at Imaiya Inn offer a peaceful ambiance, with essential features designed for a relaxing stay. While there is no fitness center or spa on-site, the hotel provides Wi-Fi access throughout and a traditional onsen for guests to unwind after a day of exploration. Parking is available for convenience, and the hotel also offers easy access to public transportation, with Kamado Station just 6 minutes away by taxi.
Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options near the hotel, including Ataka and Miwaya Main Store, both just a 2-minute taxi ride away. For those who love Japanese cuisine, these restaurants serve fresh and delicious meals. Additionally, the Oniiwa Park, featuring beautiful walking paths and streams, is a perfect spot for nature lovers.
Imaiya Inn invites guests to experience its warm hospitality, comfortable rooms, and convenient location, offering a great base for exploring the rich cultural and natural beauty of Gifu. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Imaiya Inn promises a memorable experience.
The rooms at Imaiya Inn offer a peaceful ambiance, with essential features designed for a relaxing stay. While there is no fitness center or spa on-site, the hotel provides Wi-Fi access throughout and a traditional onsen for guests to unwind after a day of exploration. Parking is available for convenience, and the hotel also offers easy access to public transportation, with Kamado Station just 6 minutes away by taxi.
Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options near the hotel, including Ataka and Miwaya Main Store, both just a 2-minute taxi ride away. For those who love Japanese cuisine, these restaurants serve fresh and delicious meals. Additionally, the Oniiwa Park, featuring beautiful walking paths and streams, is a perfect spot for nature lovers.
Imaiya Inn invites guests to experience its warm hospitality, comfortable rooms, and convenient location, offering a great base for exploring the rich cultural and natural beauty of Gifu. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Imaiya Inn promises a memorable experience.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Traditional onsen for relaxation
2. Comfortable rooms with modern amenities
3. Convenient location with easy access to attractions
4. Free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel
5. Parking available for guests
6. Nearby dining options offering Japanese and Chinese cuisine
7. Close to public transportation, including Kamado Station
8. Peaceful ambiance with rustic charm
9. Access to natural attractions like Enakyo and Oniiwa Park
7.4 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Enakyo
27 min
Mizunami City Fossil Museum12 min
Iwamura‐Jyoseki36 min
Oniiwa Park23 min
Origawa Dam16 min
Nearest locations
Ataka
2 min
Miwaya Main Store2 min
Kamano Mizunami Honten4 min
コウラン8 min
パル9 min
Shinchukaryori Tenpuku Mizunamiten9 min
ふぉんぐ庵9 min
Hanamaru Udon16 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 7.4 |
| Nearest airport | Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport) |
| Travel time to airport | 48 min |
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Location
814 Kamadocho, Mizunami, Gifu 509-6472, Japan
Airports:
Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)
Taxi: 48 min
Transit: 1 hr 56 min
Chubu Centrair International Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 25 min
Transit: 1 hr 54 min
Transit:
くもがいと
Walking: 9 min
びゃっこおんせんまえ
Walking: 7 min
Kamado Station
Taxi: 6 min
Walking: 36 min
Mizunami Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 5 min
みずなみとうせいえんまえ
Walking: 4 min
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7.4
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Reviews
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KEN WATANABE
2/5
Our family of four (two adults, one and a half year old, and five months old) rented it out.In conclusion, there are zero elements that I would like to repeat.・It was nice that they lent me a baby bath, but there was no crib, so I had to drag a towel on the floor to sleep.・There are no amenities, not even tissues.The shower in the washroom doesn't work well (Isn't this quite stressful?)・The cypress bath was very fragrant (although small)・The new open-air area was nice and clean.・However, there was only one hot bath that could accommodate two people (the other was a cold bath), and there was no open-air bath that could accommodate four people.It is said that it is very difficult to use because there are many things that can be overlooked from a male perspective, but are worrisome when viewed from a female perspective.So, I won't visit again because it doesn't match the price (by my wife).Since it is a local facility, we support it with high expectations.
駒師日向
4/5
I googled "one-day hot springs" and popped in, and it turned out that reservations were required. This is a type of day-trip hot spring where you rent out the bath at a ryokan for an hour, and it is mostly used by couples and families. The inn had a great atmosphere and was fully booked. Even though I didn't take a bath, I gave it a 4 star rating because the guests who walked in didn't make any unpleasant faces and guided me around carefully. I had to wait for 3 hours to take a bath, so I decided to take the next opportunity.I repeat, this is a day trip hot spring, but reservations are required.
サクラぴろぴろ
4/5
It was a walk-in on a Sunday afternoon, but I was lucky enough to get a private reservation. Since there were no other customers, I was able to relax and play as much as I wanted. One set takes 60 minutes, so if you can do two sets, you'll probably be able to relax.
りも
3/5
I rented it for a day trip with my toddler and baby.The indoor bath, washing area, cypress bath, open-air bath, sauna, changing room, and bath space are all reserved for private use, so you can use it luxuriously and spaciously.It's old, so I was definitely concerned about the aging and dirtiness of the equipment, the poor shower flow, and the smell of half-dried clothes in the changing room, but the hot spring smelled of sulfur and was pleasant.The open-air area was particularly spacious and the children enjoyed it.Since I visited during the busy holiday period, it was a little expensive at 3,000 yen per adult, and the usage time was about 50 minutes (there is no separate time for changing with the next customer). However, if you want to take a sauna, you may not have enough time.Also, the indoor bath is spacious, but the cypress bath and the open-air bath are small, so if you take them at the same time, you'll probably only be able to accommodate two infants and two adults. By the way, I only took a quick bath in the cypress bath, but the cypress scent was so pleasant that I wanted to soak in it even more...I don't have time to enjoy the bathing fee, but is it unusual? It was fun because it was a private event!
コスヒロ
4/5
I visited this place after seeing the signboard on Route 19. Even though I had to jump in quite suddenly, they kindly accommodated me.thank you very much.There was also a cypress bath and sauna.It was a very nice place, so I would like to visit it again when I have time.
E L
4/5
My family and I have always talked about it, but this time we finally got to go.I went at a good time because it was the season for Nanjamonja (Hitotsubata octopus), which appears in Japanese folk tales.I was worried about the foot wiping mat I saw in the reviews, but it wasn't that bad.The bath looked like a sulfur spring, but the smell was not harsh and the quality of the water was soft, making it very pleasant.The food was a catered bento box as shown in the photo, which also included bamboo shoots and wakame soup, chawanmushi, and tempura of yuba and wild plants.I think it would be better if the foot wipes were replaced with a leftover thread mat and replaced every time.I want to go again!