I want to explore the castle town and take a dip in the hot springs! Can you recommend a place to stay near Inuyama Castle?

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• It is about a 15-minute walk from Inuyama Castle across the Kiso River's Inuyama Bridge. There is an open-air bath with Breathtaking view of Inuyama Castle. There are also separate garden open-air baths for men and women. As it is close to Nagoya, you can enjoy dishes such as grilled eel and sashimi lobster.
  とりむ's answer (Posted on:2023/6/ 2)

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• 15 minutes walk from Inuyama Castle. The inn has a view of the castle.

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• This inn is perfect for a girls' trip to enjoy the castle town of Inuyama Castle. There are rooms that can accommodate up to three people, and you can enjoy the hot waters of Inuyama Onsen in the baths. You can enjoy Breathtaking view view of Inuyama Castle from the open-air baths. The meals are kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）course meals made with seasonal ingredients. After a stroll around the castle town, you can relax and rejuvenate your tired body with a meal made with seasonal ingredients and a soak in Inuyama Onsen.
  なち's answer (Posted on:2022/10/17)

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• This is the place to stay after visiting the castle town of Inuyama Castle.

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• This inn faces the Kiso River in Inuyama Onsen, where you can see the changing faces of the seasons. It is about a 15-minute walk from the national treasure Inuyama Castle. You can also enjoy the natural hot springs, which have their source in Inuyama Byakutei no Yu, in the open-air bath with Breathtaking view view of the castle, and in the large bath with glass walls all around. As for food, you can eat kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal ingredients such as freshly caught sweetfish and Hida beef. The Nagoya Cochin mizore nabe and sea bream with shark fin sauce are particularly delicious.
  うまき's answer (Posted on:2021/12/20)

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• Within walking distance of Inuyama Castle

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• This inn is about a 20-minute walk from Inuyama Castle and can accommodate three people per room. The bath is a hot spring, and you can see Inuyama Castle from the open-air bath. The alkaline spring water has a skin-beautifying effect. Meals are kaiseki meals made with seasonal ingredients, and you can eat fresh sweetfish and Hida beef.
  アラート's answer (Posted on:2021/6/ 9)

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• This inn is within walking distance of Inuyama Castle.

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• Inuyama is easily accessible from Nagoya city, but there are surprisingly few accommodations. This inn is on the opposite side of the Kiso River from Inuyama Castle, but it is within walking distance. You can see Inuyama Castle from your room, and the night illumination is beautiful.
  ササラ's answer (Posted on:2020/6/22)

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• A hotel with a Breathtaking view view of Inuyama Castle across the river

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• The hot spring inn "Hasshokaku Mizunowo," located across the Kiso River from Inuyama Castle, offers a plan for three people to stay in a spacious Japanese-style room. You can choose from a reasonable plan with only meals or a plan with two meals included, depending on your budget and schedule. This open-air bath is located along the Kiso River, and you can enjoy a Breathtaking view location with a view of Inuyama Castle across the river.
  ほっこり法師's answer (Posted on:2019/6/28)

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• Relax your body and mind in the open-air bath with Breathtaking view view of the national treasure, Inuyama Castle.

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• This inn takes pride in its cuisine and hot springs. You can try Hida beef sukiyaki and fresh sweetfish caught in the Kiso River. The hot springs also boast a Breathtaking view open-air bath where you can enjoy the view of Inuyama Castle and the Kiso River. Inuyama Castle, the oldest castle tower in Japan designated as a national treasure, is a 15-minute walk away, and there are also 10-tatami rooms available for three people. If you specify this when making your reservation, you can stay in a room with a view of Inuyama Castle, so it's highly recommended.
  yo-ne's answer (Posted on:2019/6/25)

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