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"Hotel staff were excellent. Lobby and general presentation was satisfactory. Rooms are extremely dated and in massive need of a renovation. Room rates reflect the current condition of the hotel, however. So, travelers probably know what to expect. Close to the station and appropriate for Japanese business travelers but not foreign tourists, I think."

"The restaurants and onsen at the property "

"Familymart is just opposite to the hotel. A lot of parking area"

"We were pleasantly surprised with this hotel. It is an older hotel but absolutely blew us away with the room and service provided. The room was huge, had everything plus more. The room service was top notch and housekeeping A grade. As foreigners who couldn’t speak Japanese we’d like to thank the hosts of this hotel for your utmost patience with us. Thank you for going above and beyond in communicating with us. Your hospitality won’t be forgotten. Well recommended hidden gem in Nagoya. "

"It’s an old motel, with no dining room, it’s a not appropriate for family or international tourists, the area is limited in transportation services such as taxis or Uber ( not available), but clean, Honestly, I do not know how Expedia offers this motel in it’s portal."

"The hotel is intended for couples, which may be a unique type of hotel in Japan. The normal procedure for walk-in customers is to select the room yourself on the vending machine in the lobby, collect the key, and then pay for the room using the payment machine in the room (basically self-service throughout). However, as foreign customers who pre-booked our stay, we still needed to fill out a form at the reception and have our passports copied (this is a requirement by the Japanese government)....

"お風呂のロッカーがもう少し綺麗だと 良かったかな。"

"Hinotani is a seasonal find, like a good sake or cigar by the riverside, with tatami rooms, intelligent and proactive staff, and a Japanese experience that is local but aims to be international. The water park below is an eyesore that runs to summer end, but the food and room view in the morning - don't look down - are Japan's essentials, and add fall moon, nice baths, local drink and humor in F1season , and the immediate patron reflection is 'when will I be back?',"