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Akariya Geihanro
A refined riverside ryokan in Inuyama, offering serene accommodations, kaiseki dining, and breathtaking views of Inuyama Castle.
Hotel
Luxury Hotel, Luxury Ryokan, Riverside Retreat, Aichi Accommodation
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Akariya Geihanro is a luxury ryokan perched along the Kiso River, offering an elegant retreat in the historic city of Inuyama. Established in 1919, this boutique inn blends modern comfort with traditional aesthetics, featuring only ten exclusive guest rooms, each with a private open-air bath and views of the iconic Inuyama Castle. Guests can experience seasonal kaiseki cuisine crafted with locally sourced ingredients, served in an intimate dining space. The tranquil setting, personalized hospitality, and seamless fusion of history and luxury make Akariya Geihanro an exceptional choice for those seeking a refined Japanese getaway.
Facilities & Services
Operating Hours: 24-hour front desk
Check-in/Check-out: Check-in from 3:00 PM; Check-out by 11:00 AM
Room Amenities: Air-conditioning, flat-screen TV, private open-air bath, minibar, yukata, high-speed wireless internet
Dining Options: Traditional kaiseki cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients
Wellness Facilities: Private onsen baths in select rooms
Accessibility: Some areas may have limited accessibility
Parking: Complimentary on-site parking
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