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十八楼 is a lodging, located at Japan, 〒500-8009 Gifu-ken, Gifu-shi, Minatomachi, 10番地. They can be contacted via phone at +81 58-265-1551, visit their website www.18rou.com for more detailed information.

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Japan, 〒500-8009 Gifu-ken, Gifu-shi, Minatomachi, 10番地
Added by Jopie, at 22 February 2015

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9 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    14 November 2017

    very nice and clean kind

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  • Anonymous
    04 November 2017

    Very good Ryokan. Nice breakfast, the spa is clean and with lots of options. Do not go if you have a tattoo you can't hide. They do not allow (this is a common rule in Japan).

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  • Anonymous
    26 April 2017

    Nice hotel and Friendly people..

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  • Anonymous
    11 April 2017

    Great staff, super welcoming environment. Although their English is limited they did their best to accommodate me and there are many signs in English in the actual bathing area. The bath itself is super clean and well taken care of and most importantly relaxing. I went on a Tuesday around 3PM and luckily had the whole bath area to myself as no one else was there. Would definitely come again and recommend to anyone visiting the Gifu area.

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  • Anonymous
    24 March 2017

    良かった、また、利用したい

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  • Anonymous
    03 February 2017

    The hotel was located close to the river. A lovely place to spend the night

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  • Anonymous
    18 December 2016

    Very friendly and helpful staff. Room is nice. Location is great

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  • Anonymous
    27 September 2016

    This hotel is perched over the Nagara river just near the bridge where they start the cormorant fishing.

    We booked the 'ukai'(cormorant fishing) course off season. At 1800 there is an explanation of the ukai by one of the fishermen. Then you sit on the open boat and have a delicious kaiseki dinner as you drift along the river. Did I mention there is live dancing and music boats that pass by?

    As the sun goes down the bonfires begin as the fishing boats roar past.

    The hotel was likely built during the boom years and is showing a little wear and tear, but the service is excellent and you can't beat the location.

    A night in the Japanese style room against the river for two adults and a baby cost around USD 700 or so for the night. Including the ukai experience and breakfast.

    Definitely something to see once. And a nice place to stay.

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  • Anonymous
    01 March 2015

    magnificent facilities. the best hot spa experience that i have ever had in my life.

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