Gifu Hotel Guide - Gifu City Museum of History hotels in Gifu, Japan.

"Wonderful traditional room, nearby the Ukai museum and boat tours. Great hotel and stay!"

"本当に素晴らしいお宿で居心地の良い時間を過ごせました。 ありがとうございました。"

"The staff serves sincerely and are very friendly. "

"A luxurious hotel with full amenities, with wonderful views available to the castle."

"Spent two nights here with Breakfast, room was decent sized for a Japanese hotel and the bed was very comfortable and modern. Breakfast was good."

"Everything was good about my experience with the hotel: accommodation, food, valet parking."

"Very clean and very friendly host. Also lots to see around the area. Will stop by again."

"staff very nice"

"Very nice modern hotel, friendly staff, I highly recommend it, "

"Nice view of kinkazan and Gifujo"

"Great location and staff"

"staff was super courteous and accommodating. room was spacious and beautiful"

"This is an old facility which needs updating of infrastructure. WiFi extremely slow and gets cut off all the time. "

"ホテルには何の不具合なく素晴らしいホテルでした。ただ周辺は薄暗く少し歩き辛いかなと思いました。"

"Great stay"

"Too far from the Suzuka circuit "

"Nice place for good value."

"The Gifu Washington hotel was in a great location. It is an very easy walk from the JR Rail Station to the hotel. Then, the bus station that has busses the go up to the Ukai fishing area is just across the street for the hotel, so easy to get around with just public transportation! "

"Came back a second night. Since we were still in the area another night. The new front staff were good. Bedding room and bathroom were all clean. Room was still what I would call old/dated but well kept. Just not the carpet. Carpet was well stained, old and thread bare in places."

"It was a clean and confortable place, but anyway, I don't know why, there was nobody for my check-in, nor the six days I stayed there, I only saw work people there two times. So well, it's a good place, but if there's nobody to look after it, well, you can't ask for help or maybe end up sleeping over on the street. Also, in japanese night there's practically no streetlights and it was almost imposible to find the place (it's like hidden behind and enormous stone wall)"