Relax And DiscoverSomething New

Inuyama's natural hot spring "Hakutei no Yu" is rich in beneficial
minerals, known for their skin healing properties. It is the only natural
hot spring in Inuyama. A clear, odorless and alkaline hot spring with a
pH of approximately 8.5. As you relax, you will admire the striking tiles
that feature a Kiso River motif and the open-air bath where you cantouch the air of Inuyama.
The Fitness Centre features renewable wood machines carefully
selected from US and German forests to minimise environmentalimpact. Rather than being operated by power, our equipment uses
self-propelling and water resistance technology to help you reconnect
with your body and nature.

Vivid experiences amongst
the mystic ambience of the city of treasures

Inuyama Station

Honmachi intersection

Momotaro Shrine
Jakko-in Temple
Inuyama Naritasan(Omotoyama Naritasan
Nagoya Betsuin Daishoji)

To Monkey Park

Kojima Bridge

Yabushita intersection
Gozegawa

Meitetsu Inuyama Line

IMASEN Inuyama
KarakuriMuseumPrefectural
Route 27

Urakuen Garden

Gonosegawa
BridgeInuyama Castle

Uchida intersection

Inuyama Yuen Station

Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen Garden

PrefecturalRoad 27

Kiso River
Promenade

To Little World/
Meiji Village/
Inuyama Country Club

Inuyama Bridge(Twin Bridge)

Kiso River

Inuyama
Castle Town

Line Ohashi@hotelindigoinuyama
By Train• 7 minutes walk from the nearest station, Meitetsu Inuyama Yuen St.
• 25 minutes by Meitetsu Limited Express from Meitetsu Nagoya St.
• 55 minutes by Meitetsu µSKY from Meitetsu Central Japan Int. Airp. St.
By Car• 25 minutes from the Meishin Expressway Komaki IC• 25 minutes from the Chuo Expressway Komaki Higashi IC• 25 minutes from the Tokai Hokuriku Expressway Gifu Kakamigahara IC• 90 minutes from Chubu Int. Airp. via Chita Hanto Road and Nagoya Expressway• 150 minutes from JR Kyoto Station via the Meishin Expressway• 150 minutes from JR Takayama St. via the Tokai Hokuriku Expressway• 90 minutes from Gero Onsen via National Highway 41
103-1 Kitakoken, Inuyama, Inuyama City,
Aichi 484-0082
T +81 (0) 568 61 2211 F +81 (0) 568 61 2212

Step back in time and explore the many curiosities and unspoken
beauty of historic Inuyama. Here, you will discover a different way of life
as you immerse yourself in the tranquility of Urakuen Garden, the site ofthe teahouse and designated National Treasure, Joan. Your journey will
begin with incredible views of the Kiso River and the historic NationalTreasure Inuyama Castle. During your stay, we'll awaken your senses
with curated art and creative culinary experiences that keep you
intrigued and immersed in the local culture. Relax in the quiet of thegarden or stimulate your senses with design elements inspired by theraw energy of the Inuyama Festival—the choice is yours.

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A Sensory Feast Awaits
INDIGO HOME KITCHEN YAMATERASInuyama is known for food and exploration. Our hotel embraces
old-fashioned hospitality while echoing the city's rich culture. You'llenjoy local tastes inspired by season and history, and the hotel'sneighbourhood.
Hotel Indigo's chef brings the story of Inuyama to life with dishes thatwill stimulate your five senses in a way that is uniquely Hotel Indigo. Geta taste of Inuyama's food culture while discovering local stories fromyour hosts.
Breakfast in Inuyama is a memorable experience. Get energized for theday with a delicious breakfast featuring fresh local ingredients. You canchoose from a variety of dishes, and even treat yourself to a classic
French viennoiserie from Gontran Cherrier, including the famous
Gontran croissant to make a breakfast that is uniquely yours.

Vivid History. Rich Culture.
Nestled on the coast of the Kiso River in Japan, is Inuyama. A National
Treasure, Inuyama Castle is one of Japan's five iconic castles and has
been loved for generations. You'll fall in love with the energy of thisvibrant city.
You'll be swept up in the moment and taken to another time at Joan,
one of the three finest tea rooms in Japan, and another nationaltreasure. It was built by Oda Nobunaga's younger brother, Urakusai.
Oda Nobunaga was a leading figure of the Sengoku period and regarded
as the first "Great Unifier" of Japan. You'll experience the vivid history
and rich culture of the region.
The hotel's interior features the motif of 13 Yama floats with Karakuri
puppets, a specialty of the Inuyama Festival and registered on theUNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. One of our art walls takes its
inspiration from Ukai, a traditional fishing method using cormorants.
Discovering the vibrant and magical culture of Inuyama thoughout thehotel will feel like a treasure hunt. Your neighbourhood hosts will enrich
your stay even further with heart-warming stories that you will takehome with you.

Facilities

AN EYE FOR DESIGNFROM THE MOMENT WE MEET
Even from the guest rooms at Hotel Indigo Inuyama Urakuen
Garden, guests can experience the local culture. The interiors
are inspired by the symbolic windows of Joan, one of Japan's
best tearooms on the hotel grounds, and the Karakuri puppetsof the Inuyama Festival. Japanese accents add to the modernvibe. Show-stopping artwork depicts the Kiso River andInuyama Castle. The window in the room lets you see how theinner garden changes through the seasons. Depending on yourroom, it can offer a sweeping view of the Kiso River flowing
continuously through time, the tranquil Joan, or the majestic
Inuyama Castle. The perfect place to admire a nationaltreasure. Take your time and enjoy the moment.

Facilities
Restaurant

Indigo Home Kitchen Yamateras

Barthe BAR Yoyama

Room CategoryQty

Size

Hotel Indigo Suite

270m²

Urakuen Garden Suite

1451m²National Treasure Inuyama Castle
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2735㎡

Kiso River
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3235㎡

National Treasure Joan Tea Room
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4835㎡

Standard

3335㎡

Ballroom Mizu 86m²
Ballroom Hibiki 260m²

Ballroom Akari 86m²
Ballroom Itsuki 86m²

Meeting Room Kasumi 53m²
Natural Hot Spring "Hakutei no Yu"
Resort Centre
Fitness Centre
Onsite parking for 190 cars