Mino Hotels with Wifi

Surrounded by green mountains and the Nagara River, Fairfield by Marriott Gifu Mino is the perfect base camp into activities and adventures from our Gifu hotel in Japan. Located next to Michi-no-Eki Mino Niwakachaya, a roadside station, our Gifu, Japan, hotel places you near Edo period (1603-1867) historic buildings and streetscapes. Feel transported in time when you try our freshly caught ayu sweetfish straight from the Nagara River. Learn about Mino washi, a Japanese paper created in the Gifu Prefecture with a tradition that dates back to the eighth century. Enjoy the rich natural beauty of Mino, Japan, before returning to our Gifu hotel for free Wi-Fi and snack selections at The Market. Retreat to a spacious hotel room offering a flat-screen TV, elegant sitting area, space-savvy shower booth and beautiful window views. At Fairfield Gifu Mino, your satisfaction is our greatest priority.

Machiya Hotel baison is located about 3 km from the Tokai-Hokuriku Expressway Mino IC and a 9-minute walk from Nagara River Railway Umeyama Station, nestled in a historic district of Mino. Set in a 150-year-old traditional townhouse updated with modern design, the hotel offers a nostalgic yet refined atmosphere. Accommodation is limited to guests aged 13 and over. The Mino Washi Akari Art Hall is just a 3-minute walk away. The property has five elegant and tranquil guest rooms. Options include a traditional Japanese suite with two tatami rooms and a veranda overlooking the garden, minimalist modern Western-style rooms with either two beds or one double bed, and a detached Western-style room facing the garden. All rooms feature complimentary Wi-Fi, a shower booth, and a toilet, and are strictly non-smoking. Guests can enjoy a courtyard garden, a complimentary private bath, and a paid hot-stone spa (ganbanyoku). A cozy café housed in a historic earthen storehouse serves light meals and coffee, and a simple Japanese-style breakfast is also provided. Additional facilities include a gallery and complimentary parking.