Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen, opened in March 2022, is a boutique hotel that encapsulates a new lifestyle. Conveniently located next to the Japanese garden Urakuen, which houses the National Treasure tea ceremony room "Jo-an", the rooms offer beautiful views of the National Treasure Inuyama Castle or the Kiso River. Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen, where you can enjoy two National Treasures up close, is a must-stay hotel when visiting the Chubu region.

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Accommodations in the hotel are designed with unique elements and playful interiors that allow guests to experience an extraordinary atmosphere inspired by the Inuyama location. The elaborately designed guest rooms offer unparalleled luxury found nowhere else. Rooms located on the Inuyama Castle side of the hotel offer a magnificent view of the palace just for you. From other rooms the vista includes the National Treasure teahouse "Jo-an" or a view of the Kiso River. Enjoy the breathtaking garden view of Inuyama Urakuen and the beautiful scenery of the Kiso River.

Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen boasts Inuyama's only natural hot spring, Hakutei no Yu. The clean, odorless, alkaline water is said to be gentle on the skin and effective for beautification. An expansive indoor hot spring, an outdoor bath, and a sauna are available to relieve travel fatigue. Enjoy a restorative soak in Hakutei no Yu, which has been loved by many guests since the days when the hotel operated as the Meitetsu Inuyama Hotel.

The hotel's restaurant is decorated with interiors inspired by the kominka folk houses of Inuyama castle town and scenes of traditional cultural cormorant fishing along the Kiso River. The terrace seats offer an elegant view of the Japanese garden Urakuen and Inuyama Castle. The hotel chef's creative cuisine using local ingredients incorporates the history and culture of Inuyama, and you can enjoy the flavorful regional dishes with a glass of wine.
In addition to a hearty Western or Japanese breakfast set, guests can enjoy croissants from the French bakery and café "Gontran Cherrier" and a tantalizing array of appetizers.

As you step into the hotel, you will be impressed by the panoramic view of Inuyama Castle through the expansive windows of the spacious lobby. Venturing forward, you will find the water basin on the premises reflecting scenery that can only be encountered at that particular time and place. Attention to detail is exemplified in the hotel, where the bar is inspired by floats used in the Inuyama Festival and the National Treasure tea ceremony room "Jo-an", and the resort center expresses the locality of Inuyama.

Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen is nestled among many attractions such as the National Treasure teahouse "Jo-an", the magnificent Kiso River, and the towering National Treasure Inuyama Castle. Inuyama Castle was built in 1537 by Oda Nobuyasu, uncle of Oda Nobunaga. Why not venture to the top to gaze upon the Kiso River and the city of Inuyama? In the castle town, visitors can enjoy eating Inuyama's famous miso dengaku (miso-glazed vegetables), soft-serve ice cream, gourmet skewers, and other delicacies.