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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
I really enjoyed my stay at Dormy Inn. I'm amazed it is only rated 3 stars. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It is very close to good bars and restaurants, also the main railway and bus stations. The hotel itself is modern and the interior tastefully designed. Scrupulously clean. I didn't use the restaurant. There are vending machines and smoking rooms on 3 levels. Any type of drink can be purchased. Also an ice machine, microwave, trouser press. There is a free laundrette with a small...
I really enjoyed my stay at Dormy Inn. I'm amazed it is only rated 3 stars. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It is very close to good bars and restaurants, also the main railway and bus stations. The hotel itself is modern and the interior tastefully designed. Scrupulously clean. I didn't use the restaurant. There are vending machines and smoking rooms on 3 levels. Any type of drink can be purchased. Also an ice machine, microwave, trouser press. There is a free laundrette with a small...
Marius
Reviewed September 1, 2019Reviewed September 1, 2019
All things about the hotel were excellent apart from the following. Having specifically booked a Premium Floor room (with complementary access to the fitness suite and pool) for the whole of my stay, I was then informed that the pool and fitness suite would in fact be closed for the final two days of my stay for planned works, which they had known about far in advance. This meant I had paid extra for services I could not use. I wasn't informed of this by hotels.com or the hotel till I tried to...
All things about the hotel were excellent apart from the following. Having specifically booked a Premium Floor room (with complementary access to the fitness suite and pool) for the whole of my stay, I was then informed that the pool and fitness suite would in fact be closed for the final two days of my stay for planned works, which they had known about far in advance. This meant I had paid extra for services I could not use. I wasn't informed of this by hotels.com or the hotel till I tried to...
otel's location is excellent, being just a few minutes' walk from JR Gifu Station, making it very convenient for exploring both Gifu and nearby cities. The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything I needed for my stay. Although the rooms are compact, they are well designed and offer great value for money.
otel's location is excellent, being just a few minutes' walk from JR Gifu Station, making it very convenient for exploring both Gifu and nearby cities. The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything I needed for my stay. Although the rooms are compact, they are well designed and offer great value for money.
What a fun little hotel, it’s not every stay you have a sauna in your room.
The staff were super friendly - especially as there was initially an error with check in.
They offer a happy hour of free drinks and the bar staff joined us for a game of cards whilst it was quiet.
The area isn’t super ‘tourist friendly’ but when you’re in your room you won’t care.
What a fun little hotel, it’s not every stay you have a sauna in your room.
The staff were super friendly - especially as there was initially an error with check in.
They offer a happy hour of free drinks and the bar staff joined us for a game of cards whilst it was quiet.
The area isn’t super ‘tourist friendly’ but when you’re in your room you won’t care.
I have stayed in many very good hotels but this was possibly the best Hotel that I have stayed in, although the outside of the building is rather bland compared to say the Mandarin Oriental, or the Old Cataract in Aswan, the inside is perfect along with wonderful staff and service, plus for a Japanese hotel the rooms are very big, highly recommended.
I have stayed in many very good hotels but this was possibly the best Hotel that I have stayed in, although the outside of the building is rather bland compared to say the Mandarin Oriental, or the Old Cataract in Aswan, the inside is perfect along with wonderful staff and service, plus for a Japanese hotel the rooms are very big, highly recommended.
Michael
Reviewed October 16, 2025Reviewed October 16, 2025
Location, staff and facilites all excellent.
Stayed in Japanese style room, only downside for me was matress was little thin as not used to slwwping on a hard floor. Would definitely stay again.
Location, staff and facilites all excellent.
Stayed in Japanese style room, only downside for me was matress was little thin as not used to slwwping on a hard floor. Would definitely stay again.
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