Hotel Fine Garden Gifu

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I loved this place. Im an english speaker and they did their best for me. Great stuff in the room. A lot of fun. Do know its a love hotel. My room and a speaker system. Only complaint is the 20 minute walk to the station. I like walking and thats not a bad lengthbut not everybody would like it. Mall right next door with plenty of food options. Gifu castle and the buddha castle are quite close. Nagoya is less than an hour away.

The hotel offers great value - large room, comfortable bed, spacious bathroom - and an excellent location with good access to the highway entry / exit. My only gripe - as an expat living in Japan - was being asked to have a copy made of my ID; something (unfortunately) required of visitors to Japan, but not expats living here. This is a big one to my mind - personal details like this shouldn't be required / kept by the hotel for any purpose, especially since they don't require this of Japanese guests, and that they wouldn't check us in without my providing this was an unfortunate part of the stay. This aside though, it was a very good option for the price. Be mindful that it is very much a love hotel and so if you're particularly prude it may not be so suitable...

The room was disgusting. I would say that it hadn't been cleaned in weeks. There was hair on the floor, and I don't mean just a little, I mean it looks like someone had a haircut and left the clippings on the floor. There was also a large amount of what appeared to be "bodily fluids" on the floor, which had not been cleaned up. With a copious amount of said stains in front of the toilet. Every surface had a noticeable layer of dust and there was mold in the bathroom. I felt uncomfortable in the room, having assumed that they would have even more impeccable cleaning than usual considering it is a love hotel. I can honestly say I have never stayed in a hotel that was as unclean as this one and it really wasn't even that nice a room. The room was big by Japan's standards, but the decor was tacky and worn. I think the staff and the 24h room service were the only perks this hotel had.

Huge rooms! Pachinko machine in the corner!

We especially loved the quite modern Aeon Mall right behind us. There's a nice grocery store and plenty of restaurant food as well as shopping of all kinds. There's a bus right on the back of the mall which takes you to the JR Naka station for only 100Yen. We just loved our stay, comfortable bed and very clean in everyway. Wonderful quiet place.

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Free wifi, breakfast, carpark. Spacious comfort room with completed facilities. Late checkout to 12:00nn

good worth of money!big room!very considerate provision! good location, next to big AEON Shopping Mall!

This Hotel is not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a family hotel. The rooms were clean and big and in a pretty nice area. Management was very hospitable. But if you are looking for a place to stay with a family, this wont be the place. Expedia really needs to put some kind of info on their site about advertising this kind of hotel to the general public.

We had a wonderful 5-night stay at Hotel Fine Garden Gifu. Spacious rooms outfitted with more comfort aids than what one would expect of a small hotel in Japan. Huge TV and massage chair in separate sitting area, personal sauna, 2 jacuzzis (indoor and outdoor patio), an up-scale Japanese toilet with warm-seat and 3 bidet flushes and more than 15 kinds of brand-name toiletries and lotions. The complimentary breakfasts were well-prepared and always promptly served in-room. The only drawback was that the hotel staff did not speak much English and could not give us much tourist information so we spent a lot on taxi-fares to get to and from the train station before we discovered a bus route nearby and, unfortunately, that was on our last day.