Cheapest month: | June |
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Most expensive month: | November |
Average price in Gifu Prefecture: | $162/night |
Cheapest price found: | $24/night |
Cheapest day: | Tuesday |
Most expensive day: | Friday |
A 10-minute walk from Gifu Station, the hotel has an accessible location, making it an ideal place to stay when in Gifu. It also provides free bicycle rental, massage services and an express check-in and check-out feature.
Situated in Takayama, just a short walk from Takayama Train Station, the hotel offers 3-star accommodation and complimentary Wi-Fi. It is located a brief walk from Takayama Jinya and Hida Takayama Onsen.
Boasting a sauna, Dormy Inn Gifu Ekimae is located in Gifu and provides comfortable accommodation. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, massage services and a 24-hour reception.
Hodakaso Yamano Iori provides a cosy setting while in Takayama. The various amenities this unique ryokan features include a mineral bath, a coffee bar and massage services.
Situated in Takayama, Oyado Koto No Yume provides 4-star accommodation, as well as free Wi-Fi. The ryokan is also ideally located minutes on foot from Takayama Train Station.
This elegant resort in Takayama provides complimentary wireless internet, as well as a mineral bath and outdoor tennis courts. It has a spa and wellness centre, as well as a coffee bar, a free shuttle service and a sauna.
Ryokan Murayama is situated in Takayama and offers complimentary Wi-Fi. It also provides a Jacuzzi, a beauty centre and a free shuttle service.
Shinzanso is located in Takayama and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides a designated smoking area, massage services and a vending machine.
Located in Takayama, Sakura Guest House is a short drive from Takayama Jinya and the Hida Gokoku Shrine. It also provides luggage storage, free Wi-Fi and bicycle rental.
K's House Takayama Oasis 2nd K's Hostel is located in Takayama and offers guests free Wi-Fi. The hostel is also conveniently situated within a five-minute walk of Takayama Train Station.
Situated within the scenic parkland of Shirakawa, Shirakawago Guest House Kei provides comfortable accommodation and a wide range of facilities, such as free Wi-Fi, luggage storage and a shared kitchen. It also offers a vending machine.
Country Hotel Takayama is located in Takayama and offers free Wi-Fi. It also provides massage services, a beauty centre and meeting rooms.
Situated less than a 10-minute walk from Gifu Station, Hotel Resol offers guests a convenient base while in Gifu. The numerous amenities this modern hotel offers include meeting rooms, a beauty centre and massage services.
Ryokan Murayama is situated in Takayama and offers complimentary Wi-Fi. It also provides a Jacuzzi, a beauty centre and a free shuttle service.
A 10-minute walk from Gifu Station, the hotel has an accessible location, making it an ideal place to stay when in Gifu. It also provides free bicycle rental, massage services and an express check-in and check-out feature.
Located only a brief walk from Takayama Train Station, the hotel offers guests a convenient base while in Takayama. It also offers free Wi-Fi, a sauna and luggage storage.
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Gifu Prefecture lies in the centre of Japan making it a central destination regarding both location and cultural significance, as a place of history, heritage and natural beauty, and home to over 2 million people. The built up communities range from small mountain villages to vast and influential cities, the capital of which is Gifu City. The prefecture is in the Chubu Region of Japan and acts as a connection between the east and west, landlocked and stable as the core of the country.
There are twenty-one cities in the Gifu Prefecture, the most dominant being Gifu City which hosts a range of international events and festivals, including global sports championships and traditional cormorant fishing. Takayama is another attractive city, with a charming historic district still preserved in its old style, hosting ancient architecture and products of its traditional pottery industry. Natural beauty is in abundance in the Gifu Prefecture, ranging from the hot springs above Takayama to the Northern Japan Alps, the best view of which is from the Shinhotaka Ropeway, a cable car 2,156 metres above sea level. The smaller and remote villages in the mountains are also worth a visit and the small settlement of Shirakawa Village is a UNESCO World Heritage Site containing tiny, quaint gassho Zukuri houses with snow covered roofs and unique views.
The gateway to the Gifu Prefecture is Nagoya Central Japan International Airport which has various transport links within the region and to the other main cities, including bullet trains between Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo. Long distance highway buses and JR trains also serve the prefecture, with regular and reliable services to and within Takayama and Gifu City. The airports of Toyama and Komatsu also serve the area which is convenient for visitors travelling to the north of the Gifu Prefecture.
The area surrounding modern Gifu hosted many battles throughout Japanese history as part of the Yamato Court in the 4th century, including the Jinshin War fought to establish the 40th national leader, Emperor Temmu. From this heritage, the prefecture was a centre of sword making, although its modern industries revolve around fashion and engineering. Agriculture is also a core element of its past, as is cormorant fishing and the wood for these boats were from the trees of the north forests of Gifu Prefecture.
Gifu Prefecture has plenty to offer. Consider staying in some of its favored locations, like Takayama, Gero, and Gifu.
20 reviews rated Apa Hotel Ogaki-Ekimae with an average score of 7.9/10. It may also be worth looking into the Country Hotel Takayama, which received a rating of 7.7/10 from 3,263 reviews. Hotel Fine Garden Gifu - Adults Only could also be a good option, with a score of 7.7/10 from 118 reviews.