B&Bs in Ena

Set within 40 km of Koran Valley and 300 metres of Former Kimura Residence, Iwamura Guest House Yanagiya in Ena offers a garden and rooms with free WiFi.

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Arline

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Switzerland

Extremely friendly host, beautiful old house one street over from Iwamura main street, easy to get to the brewery, castle ruins, shops, restaurants, etc

Featuring a garden and views of mountain, Homestay HANIHOHETO is a recently renovated guest house located in Ena, 50 km from Inuyama castle.

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Alvaro Ignacio

From

Chile

The style of the house it’s really beautiful and the hosts Fabrizio and seki make me feel really comfortable straight away! I really recommended and I will be back, and the empanadas were amazing!

民泊ウトカ offers a hot tub and free private parking, and is within 33 km of Koran Valley and 46 km of Toyota Stadium. This guest house has a garden.

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Lucas

From

Germany

First was hesitant to book because the accommodation had only two reviews on Booking.com back then. Thankfully got proven so wrong as soon we arrived at the location and got greeted by the landlord. It's a hidden gem! The house is located in close proximity to the Ena stage of the famous Japan Rally thus the house (and because the owner is a huge fan) is themed around it. Both the next convenience store and train station are located 3km away in Akechi. Arriving by car is your best option and parking is provided for free on the property. The house and rooms are traditional Japanese-style and bedding is provided in western-style. The room and all facilities were absolutely clean and well maintained. Labels and signage are even provided in English. Despite the shoji doors we had no issues with noise during the night. The spa with the newly installed sauna and outdoor hot bath is plenty for this accommodation. Toothbrush, razors and Q-tips are provided in the shared bathroom. Although check-in is only possible until 8pm the owner thankfully accommodated us warmly after arriving late. He even pre-heated our room and the sauna for us which was a great gesture as after we got caught in a thunderstorm on our motorcycles. Will definitely come back here the next time I return to Gifu prefecture!

Situated in Ena and only 42 km from Koran Valley, Guest House Tomida features accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Sunni

From

United Kingdom

The host is my favourite. It was going to be dark when I arrived and so she saved me the walk uphill and picked me up at the station. So very grateful for her and the place is so nice and clean and has everything you need for a stay over

6.4 km from Mt. Ena Weston Park, まち宿-machiyard- is a recently renovated property set in Nakatsugawa and offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking.

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Elijah

From

Australia

Amazing staff who were very friendly and accomodating. Provided all toiletries and exceptionally clean rooms.

Located in Nakatsugawa, Only one group stays per day -Tenmaya-家族や仲間と貸し切りゲストハウス 天満屋 is a historic guest house that provides free WiFi, and guests can enjoy a garden and a bar.

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Keyla

From

Australia

We loved everything. The place is so beautiful and located on the Nakasendo. The little neighbourhood is very cute. The garden was a magic touch. The beds were very comfortable. Although breakfast at the cafe was delicious. We loved our stay. My daughter said that it was her dream house.

Featuring mountain views and a garden, 馬籠ふるさと学校 Magome Furusato Gakkou offers accommodation attractively situated in Nakatsugawa, within a short distance of Toson Memorial Museum, Magome Wakihonjin...

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nino

From

Netherlands

Really nice staff. Two lounges available to chill in, both with free coffee, tea and cocoa. Very unique to sleep in a former school. The place feels very alive with some community events still happening in the school. Capsule style beds were very nice, enough space to stall out your gear and even has a little locker for valuables in the capsules.

Guesthouse SHIGI is situated in Nakatsugawa, 7.7 km from Toson Memorial Museum, 7.7 km from Magome Wakihonjin Museum, and 8.2 km from Magome Observatory.

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Dawna

From

Canada

We stayed for two nights so we could hike the Nakasendo Trail (Magome to Tsumago); allowing additional time to travel there and then time to relax before heading off. It seems a bit out of the way on the map, but that's exactly what we loved about the experience. Sakashita is in the mountains, is very quiet and non-touristy. If you love getting away from the hustle and bustle of the larger cities, then this will fit the bill. The host was wonderful; he drove us to the trailhead (10 minutes) and gave clear instructions how to return, via a short bus and train ride. We were given dinner recommendations and chose Shuku Rin. Good choice. The host there was fantastic; she wasn't open until 6pm, but opened early as she saw us outside, most likely looking a bit sad and lost. This was a shared home, with a shared kitchen, sitting rooms, toilet and shower. We consider ourselves fortunate that we had the house to ourselves. An absolute must; stop at the restaurant partway on the trail and have Goehi Mochi (toasted rice balls on sticks, with warm sesame and walnut soy sauce.) What I would do to have one now... Our regret? Not having one (or two) orders each.

Offering mountain views, Guesthouse Nedoko is an accommodation situated in Nakatsugawa, 200 metres from Magome Observatory and 100 metres from Magome Wakihonjin Museum.

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Judyta

From

Poland

Amazing and very clean place in a really beautiful area. The owner fantastic and very helpful. She pick me up from a bus stop, reserve ticket for me and even drive me to my bus stop to Nagoya! If you want a calm and cozy stay you should book this one.

Just 40 metres from restored Edo-era post town Magome-Juku, Chaya Hotel has simple traditional rooms with futon bedding and a tatami-mat floor.

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Cherk Li

From

Japan

Staff was very helpful and informative. Food was fantastic.