Hotels with Parking in Sekigahara

HOTEL R9 The Yard Tarui is located in Tarui, within 28 miles of Nagoya Castle and 28 miles of Nagoya Station. This 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom.

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Ahmad Redza

From

Malaysia

5 minutes walk to Imamiyag station. Opposite lawson to buy groceries. And also 5 minute walk to biggest daiso I have ever been! You can get almost everything in daiso! The unit is comfortable for 3 adult and 2 kids, seperate shower and toilet. With kitchen and hall.

Offering a garden, ゲストハウス メグルヤ 中山道柏原宿 features accommodations in Maibara. This guest house offers free private parking, a shared kitchen, and free Wifi.

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Joris

From

Morocco

Great house, lot of space, not too far from the station. Taka-san is nice, replies quickly, and helps with everything you need. You can use the bikes for free. Very good for the value.

Located in Maibara, within 11 miles of Hikone Castle and 3.5 miles of Green Park Santo, HOTEL　LISBON has accommodations with a terrace and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private...

長浜城下 町屋ホテル 和乃リトリートひといき features a sauna and free private parking, and is within 8.9 miles of Hikone Castle and 5.4 miles of Maibara Station.

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Alice

From

Japan

Great location and amazing facility.

Located in Nagahama, 8.9 miles from Hikone Castle, Machiya no Yado Iroha has accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a restaurant.

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Sayuri Beatriz

From

Japan

The property is located in a unique neighborhood, close to shops and restaurants. It is also a walking distance from the Nagahama Castle and the Biwako. The room was very spacious and well equipped, total silence during the night. The hotel also provided some mini bar snacks and cup ramen. The parking lot was easy to find and there were signs indicating where the reception was. We would totally come back for another visit!

Located in Nagaoka, 10 miles from Hikone Castle, Guesthouse Izame Ann provides accommodations with free bikes, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.

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Diana Jane

From

Australia

Well worth the effort to travel to experience a lovely ryokan, it's host and the town. I paid for dinner and I'm SO glad I did. It was a highlight of my stay and in deed a highlight of my 5 week trip in Japan. You sit in a sunken seating area and watch the ryokan owner/cook prepare what felt like a large number of individual dishes. The food was absolutely delicious. I was concerned about hearing other guests because, being an older house, the walls are thin - but the night I was there all the guests were respectfully quiet. I had a view over the "river" which may be a mis-nomer - but it is a peaceful stream running through the pretty street. I highly recommend a visit.

一棟貸 風kaze offers accommodations in Ogaki, 23 miles from Nagoya Station and 25 miles from Oasis 21.

A recently renovated ryokan, Akitsu Ryokan offers accommodations in Maibara.

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James

From

Australia

Overall, there are a few standout things about this place. The location is absolutely gorgeous, it's a little town in the mountains where everywhere you look is just stunning. Other than that, the owner is fantastic, willing to answer any questions and helps with getting to and from the guesthouse - which is quite helpful given it's a few Ks away from the nearest train station.

YURURIBASE 凛 -LakeBiwa, Nagahama is located in Nagahama, just 10 miles from Hikone Castle and 6.6 miles from Green Park Santo.

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Hannu

From

Australia

Very clean and spacious apartment in a central location. The hosts were very helpful. Would recommend to anyone staying in the area.

宿すごろく-Sugoroku Inn- is a recently renovated apartment in Nagahama where guests can make the most of its open-air bath and garden.

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Elizabeth

From

United States

We had a wonderful stay at the Sugoroku Inn! This was our first time staying in a traditional lodging, so we did not know what to expect. We found a charming apartment that was very comfortable and extremely clean. We slept in the western-style beds, which were very comfortable. The kitchen was small but had everything we needed. The living area was spacious and we really appreciated the two western-style chairs and the little table (we are older and not accustomed to the low table and seating). Our host was very responsive to questions, and even provided us with little bike racks for our bicycles in the downstairs hallway since no one was occupying the lower apartment. The outside of the apartment is traditional and low-key, and the inside has been exquisitely remodeled in the traditional manner. The heating worked very well. This was our first time on tatami floors, and while that took a bit of getting used to (slippery for us old folks!) it was fine. Note that for westerners the slippers provided are not easy to use. They are different from “slides” in that they are loose, and the sole is leather so they can be slippery (as noted). Also, for those of us with large feet (I wear a women’s US 11) the slippers are just too small. However, we knew this in advance and brought our own indoor footgear, respectful to the tatami floors.