Ogaki Hotel Guide - Oku no Hosomichi Musubi no chi Memorial Hall hotels in Ogaki, Japan.

"good place"

"Great hotel that is close to the station, good breakfast menu option and has spacious rooms. "

"Wonderful and friendly staff and speaking English is plus!"

"Nice comfort hotel"

"Room was hot and air conditioning was not available. Only fan and heater. Maybe because it’s still spring and not summer? Entrance to hotel off of main road is really difficult to see and dangerous. No dinner service. Other Route Inn have great dinner, why not this one? Front desk staff is great. Area around hotel is grim but hotel is nice. "

"部屋がとても広くてベットもとても寝心地よかった"

"Great guesthouse"

"clean, tidy, good price"

"The stay was so nice! The stay incredibly kind and June Son our evening host was so lovely. Yoro is a beautiful small town located steps away from beautiful Yoro falls. This was just what my wife and I needed to relax between the business of the bigger cities. "

" every gooz hotel "

"Regular stay for a quick night over in Nagoya area."

"It was a great hotel for the price, it was a bit far from the station and not many things to do around the area. If you want a cheap and good enough place to stay at for your trip to Nagoya I recommend it!"

"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."

"The staff are super nice and helpful, the room is clean."

"enjoyed my stay here."

"Location is good!"

"Goods "

"The hotel is very clean, and the staff is kind and helpful. The onsite parking is located right in front of your room, which is very convenient."

"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)"