Published date: November 12, 2025
Breakfast While Overlooking a National Treasure! Highly Recommended Hotel for Solo Travelers, Families, and Girls' Trip⭐️
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Experience of the stay
It turned out to be a wonderful solo trip. I opted for a room only, but after reading reviews, I inquired via chat about adding breakfast, and I was able to do so for an additional fee of 5000 yen. If you make a reservation, there’s a discount of 500 yen, so I highly recommend booking in advance.
The breakfast enjoyed while overlooking Inuyama Castle was a unique and extremely satisfying experience. It was a semi-buffet style, and I chose Western food, although Japanese seems to be popular. The selection included salads, bread, and desserts, so if you choose Japanese, you can likely enjoy both. The Western plate was impressively well-prepared, with great balance in the accompaniments and delicious flavors. The croissants available at the buffet were from Gontran Cherrier and were wonderfully fragrant with butter. I also enjoyed smoothies, fresh salads, and natural cheeses.
The room was beautifully decorated, and I found comfort sipping coffee while enjoying the view. They offer a variety of coffee, tea, and herbal tea. It was also a nice touch to have yukatas and nightwear provided. You can wear a yukata to the hot springs. Although I found sleeping in a yukata a bit uncomfortable, I changed into the nightwear and felt incredibly relaxed.
Despite it being the beginning of the autumn leaves season during the weekend, both the hot springs and breakfast area were comfortable without any crowds. During check-out, the front desk staff recommended visiting again during cherry blossom season, and I thought it would be nice to come back with family.
Experiences during the trip
Inuyama Castle offered a fantastic view from the main keep. Although there was a 40-minute wait around 1 PM on Saturday, I felt it was definitely worth it. Also, the Yuurakuen garden is free for overnight guests, so be sure to visit. Despite the rain, it had a beautiful atmosphere, and I enjoyed the autumn leaves.
For lunch, I had a set of grilled tofu and rice with vegetables at Matsunoya. It was nice to take a break from the busy castle town and enjoy my meal leisurely.
For dinner, I had a miso cutlet set at Kaishintei. It was juicy and delicious. Although it was open until around 6 PM, many shops in the castle town close at 5 PM, so please be aware of that.