Best Hotels in Toyohashi, Japan

This hotel provides all the basics you need. It’s close to Toyohashi station, it’s clean, and it seems well run with friendly-enough staff (difficult for me to judge as I was only there for one night). Of course, it’s not a luxury hotel so most things are simple, the breakfast has limited choice, and the rooms are a tad small, but overall I had no big complaints and it suited me fine. The one annoying thing was that they make you choose a 25-minute window in which to eat breakfast. They make you do this the day before. I guess it’s because space in their breakfast area is an issue, but it’s annoying because it doesn’t grant you any flexibility. If you want to sleep in, or go out early, it’s difficult because you have your specific breakfast window. Aside from that small grumble, I’d recommend this hotel to those who just want to be in the right location in Toyohashi, and are not after a 5-star experience. It’s probably not for families either.

Because there was a group guest, breakfast was very crowded, and it was difficult to carry food by passing to a far seat, and the number of items was small and it was difficult for the child. I wanted to say one word at check-in so that I could not wear it at the breakfast time of the group guest. I think it's good to have a private seat with a child. I also thought that I should educate the front desk staff even if I heard the color 々 very unpleasant, and the renovation of the room was not possible immediately. The bathroom in the room was old, but there was a feeling that it was being maintained. There was a restaurant in the neighborhood and a megadon Quijote that was open until 2 o'clock in the middle of the night, and it was possible to buy anything even if I forgot something with my child. This time I stayed using the Aichi travel e money campaign. I think there are many children staying with children such as Nohoi Park nearby. I felt as a Aichi Prefecture people that I wanted to be a kind hotel for children as well as group guests.

I stayed for the first time, but it was a room on the south side of the top floor, so I could spend a very comfortable time without having a good view and hearing the sound of the station. Also, the room is clean, so there is no problem to spend. I sometimes use the Shinkansen, and after checking out, I headed to the Shinkansen ticket gate of Toyohashi Station, but I got the impression that it was quite close. I was able to arrive at the Shinkansen ticket gate in about 5 minutes after checking out. There are two points that I was interested in staying at the hotel. The first point is the height of the bathtub. It was a bathroom of a unit bath, but when I entered the bathtub, I raised my legs a little, who was in the 180 cm height. The second point is the pressure of the shower. I got the impression that it was a little weaker than other hotels. There was no problem with flushing it, but it was washed longer than usual.

Very nice hot spring hotel. It's also very close to Toyohashi Station. Dormy Inn is also a chain hotel that seems to be found all over Japan. We took the Honshu Line, so it was a good resting place in the middle.

Located at the Shinkansen exit of Toyohashi Station, it is very convenient for business and sightseeing, and there are restaurants and taverns within walking distance, so I would like to recommend it to business salaried men! I like to visit bars, so it's good to get drunk and go back to the hotel on foot! The hotel is the third year this year, so it's shiny, clean and comfortable everywhere. The bed was made of Simmons and I slept well without hurting my back. The bathtub in the bath is also large, so it is relaxing. The free breakfast for guests is delicious. Bread and rice, morning curry, salad, fish, * grilled and color 々 can be eaten. You can eat as much as you like, so you can't help it for a gluttony. There is coffee and juice. Moreover, for one adult, it is free to sleep with children up to elementary school students, and of course breakfast is included. It is also recommended for family trips during long holidays such as summer vacation. Toyohashi City has good transportation from west to east. (To USJ, TDL, TDS) It is also recommended as an inn at the middle point of your trip. The parking lot is also used in the adjacent area. Finally ... This hotel is recommended for those who like Shinkansen. There is a room with a Shinkansen view. When staying, we recommend that you tell us about the Shinkansen view and the plan of the room with the Shinkansen view.

The room was clean and the front desk was kind and polite, and there was a large bath, so it was good to take a bath slowly. The breakfast was very delicious and satisfactory. If you want to say that it's the best if the price is a little cheaper 😅

Cospa is excellent because it is relatively new business hotel with a station Chika breakfast and a large bath is available, and it is reasonable overall. It is good that there are two convenience stores close to the distance. Among the Toyohashi neighborhood where many business hotels are located, there are other properties in the large bath, and it is probably a minority in the route in the local point. Since the public bath is until 24 o'clock, should the person who is slow to take a bath in the morning bath also put it in the view (available from 6:30 in the morning)

I went on a ３ holiday at New Year's Eve. I thought it was just from the station because it looks good from the Shinkansen platform, and it took a little far from the station １０ minutes for the name ”station hotel”. The interior is a Showa hotel, but the service is good, and the morning buffet breakfast is served with curry and one drink in the evening. Especially like Aichi Prefecture, red miso soup was special. And the price is about ６, ０００ yen. If you don't care about the oldness of the interior, you can recommend it.

The hotel is in a good location. From the east exit of Toyohashi Station, you can see the hotel's signboard at 10 o'clock. The hotel room is relatively small, and the suitcase can be opened under the bed. Breakfast is okay, almost equivalent to a domestic business express hotel.

With a stay at Okadaya Toyohashi in Toyohashi, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Lake Hamana and Cocola Avenue. This hotel is 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from Kalmia Mall and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Irikawaya Toyohashi Minatomachi Branch.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.At Okadaya Toyohashi, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Breakfast is available for a fee.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 52 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.