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Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden
Inuyama, Japan · Hotel Indigo · Accessible Luxury
Inuyama is the only place in Japan with two National Treasures once owned by two brothers: warlord Oda Nobunaga's castle, the country's oldest surviving keep, and the Jo-an teahouse his younger brother Oda Uraku built in 1618, one of Japan's three finest teahouses. Opened in 2022 beside the teahouse's Urakuen garden, this hotel gives guests a choice of rooms facing the castle, the teahouse, or the Kiso River.
- 50 rooms
- Opened 2022
- Neighborhood: Urakuen
- Rooms from 377 sq ft (35 m²)
About Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden
- Jo-an was originally built in Kyoto in 1618, then relocated twice, first to Tokyo and then Kanagawa, before finally settling in Inuyama in 1972.
- Guests staying at the hotel receive complimentary admission to the Urakuen garden itself, though entry to the teahouse's own interior requires a separate paid tea ceremony booking.
- Entry-level rooms start at 377 sq ft (35 m²).
The setting
1 km from Japan Monkey Park.
Restaurants and bars
- Indigo Home Kitchen Yamateras — Restaurant · Inuyama food culture, seasonal local ingredients
- The BAR Yoyama — Bar
Experiences
- Hotel signature drink — A signature drink that tells Inuyama's story through the neighbourhood and the Yama floats of the Inuyama Festival.
- Strawberry afternoon tea — Afternoon tea with fresh strawberries and seasonal sweets.
Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Onsen
- Pet-friendly
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