Find 3 Star Hotels in Himakajima from AED 139

"Friendly staff, close to the station & Free Japanese breakfast "

"Great place near a train station."

"What I loved about this hotel was that, unlike other Japanese hotels, the rooms were big, and easy to move around in. Most Japanese Hotel rooms are basically closets with a bed. The only improvement I could think of would be to make indoor safes (for personal valuables) available in all the rooms."

"Although very simple, the rooms are incredibly clean and tidy. In addition they are very attentive in the staff are just excellent as a typical in Japan if you’re looking for luxury. This is not it but if you’re looking for a nice solid place to just crash. This is fantastic."

"Sea view, superb service, fantastic dinner with fresh sashimi and seafood. One of the best service I received from checking in to checking out. Though Onsen was normal but quite exclusive. Rustic small town. Best for weekdays get away from stressful city life "

"The staff take great care. Breakfast was amazing "

"Good hotel, clean and staff pleasant. Parking available. Unfortunately no responses to emails before and after stay (emails in Japanese and English). Which meant although we booked for an infant and requested a cot, the hotel did not provide one and the room was too small for our travel cot. We also contacted them by email after stay when we left something in the room the hotel but again no response to emails in English and Japanese to arrange for us to retrieve it."

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"Very nice hotel. Not new, but our stay was lovely and the bento box breakfast was delicious. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great price, we would stay there again"

"Quiet comfortable"

"A quite area away from Nagoya where you can relax. It is near sea. Only few restaurants available but the bento from supermarket are great."

"From check in to check out the staff, room, and amenities were top notch, as you would expect from the Japanese service industry. For those that are looking to stay here but don't speak the local language, there didn't appear to be English speaking staff on hand. But it is Okazaki. Not really a tourist destination. The 10am checkout time was way early for my needs, but they do give extensions for a fee. If I were to ever find myself in Okazaki and staying near the JR line (as opposed to...