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Holiday rentals in Gifu

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 70 holiday rentals in Gifu

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Gifu holiday rentals start at £15 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    30 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    70 of Gifu holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Gifu rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Gifu stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Gifu’s top spots include Gifu Station, Hozumi Station and Nishigifu Station

Top-rated holiday rentals in Gifu

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Top guest favourite
A spacious living area features wooden walls and flooring, complemented by natural light from large windows. A red armchair and a small round table are present. The room transitions to a deck area with outdoor seating, offering serene views of the surrounding greenery.
Home in Gifu
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

[Summer trip] Close to the Nagaragawa cormorant fishing! Spacious, modern, Japanese-style private building | For families or groups of 6 | Free EV charging | Also a base for Hida Takayama

A luxurious, private rental accommodation that combines the charm of a 70-year-old building with modern comforts. Enjoy a special summer moment in a space surrounded by solid cedar boards and walls with Juraku lacquer. It can comfortably accommodate up to 6 adults, and there is free parking for 2 cars (200V charging available). 🎆 A perfect location to enjoy Gifu in summer (everything is within a 15-minute walk) Cormorant fishing on the Nagaragawa River: Enjoy a summer tradition. From 11 May to 15 October every year Mt. Kinka and Gifu Castle: 2 minutes on foot to the start of the mountain trail. The view from the summit is a must-see. Gifu Castle is currently under construction and cannot be visited, but you can enjoy the cable car, the view from the observation deck, and the Squirrel Village. There are also hiking trails from beginner to advanced levels, so both children and adults can enjoy hiking. Strolls in the surrounding area: You can enjoy strolls while experiencing history, such as at Gifu Park (10-minute walk), the Gifu Great Buddha (5-minute walk), and the old streets of Kawaharamachi (15-minute walk). 10 minutes by car from Gifu Station 🏡 Comfortable stays for families and groups Fully air-conditioned, with an atmospheric ceramic bath, and suitable for large groups. There is also a kitchen, washing machine, dryer, kids' space and a work room. The work room provides an environment where children can concentrate on their summer holiday homework.

Guest favourite
A scenic riverside view showcases a cottage nestled among lush greenery. The structure, partially obscured by trees, features a covered porch and is surrounded by smooth stones and flowing water. Bright sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a tranquil environment.
Cottage in Yamagata
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews

90 minutes from Nagoya. An inn where you can have a BBQ while looking at the clear stream in the secluded Marubara. Tent sauna rental for a fee

The cottage is located on the banks of the clear Marukawa River. Gifu is famous for Shirakawago and Hida Takayama, but Enbara is also a nice place in the mountains, although it is inconvenient. The scenery of the mountains and rivers is beautiful, and it is a place rich in nature where monkeys and deer appear. The Enbara River is known as the most beautiful underground water in Japan and a famous spot for its light, and the inn is located about 800 meters from the spring water point of the underground water, so the water transparency is excellent. You can also see the light from the inn. On summer mornings, depending on the weather conditions, you can see a magical view of the sunlight pouring through the trees. The water in the Marukara River is cold, but in summer the children play in the river energetically. The riverbed is much cooler, so people can escape the heat and cool off. A little downstream there are several river play spots, and the water is clear everywhere and it feels good to swim beautifully. The water of the river shines emerald green in a slightly deep place, and the scenery of rocks and moss is also wonderful, and it is a healing spot where the mind is purified. There is a deck facing the river on the second floor of the inn, so you can relax while watching the river, BBQ, swing in a hammock while listening to the river, or refresh yourself in the tent sauna.

Superhost
A welcoming living area features a stone fireplace and a television. A coffee table sits center stage, adorned with flowers and candles. Large windows provide views of the garden, while soft seating invites relaxation. Neutral tones contribute to a calm, spacious atmosphere.
Home in Gifu
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

[Thank you SALE] 1 building for rent/2 free parking spaces/groups and families/maximum 9 people

This is a private building ideal for group stays in the Nagoya and Gifu area. Maximum 9 people, 3 cars can be parked. Recommended for those who want to relax, such as corporate training, groups of friends, or three-generation families. Spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist attractions. When I was busy working as an interior coordinator, I wanted you to have a relaxing time, and I wanted to recreate the rich and relaxing time I spent at my grandmother's house as a child. The retro atmosphere unique to an old private house has been preserved, and the water areas have been renovated with a clean feel. Nearby, you can enjoy a stroll through the Kawahara-machi area, lined with cafes and bakeries in renovated townhouses, and the Nagaragawa River, famous for cormorant fishing. It is a charming area with lots of nature and fields. Experience the nostalgic life of real Japan, not Japan that was made. The convenience store is about a 4-minute drive away. The supermarket is about 8 minutes by car Getting to tourist destinations is ・ Shirakawago: 2 hours by car ・ Hida Takayama 2 hours by car ・ Gifu Castle 15 minutes by car Legoland 1 hour by car ・ Studio Ghibli Park 1 hour by car It can also be used as a base for sightseeing in Nagoya and Gifu.

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A traditional two-story farmhouse is set against a clear blue sky. Stone pathways lead through a gravel courtyard, where natural rock formations and lush greenery are displayed. The wooden structure features a tiled roof and large windows, embodying serene countryside aesthetics.
Hut in Motosu
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

[The Sounds of Nature, Enjoying the Starry Sky] Exclusive 80-Year-Old Kominka Villa for One Group, with a 660-M² (200-Tsubo) Private Garden

This is an ECO Satoyama experience-style old Japanese farmhouse for those who want to enjoy nature. [Charm of the accommodation] It is a large 80-year-old old house using innocent trees in Satoyama.The tranquil setting of private rentals in a dead-end village is the most appealing.There is a large 200 tsubo garden in a large wooden house.Everything is for you exclusively.It's okay if kids run around or babies cry.You can also enjoy BBQ under the blue sky.The eaves are large, and it is a pleasant environment where you can have a BBQ even if it rains.There is also outdoor gear rental available.Please feel free to contact us. [Please] At night, "quiet", which can only hear the sounds of nature, is attractive, but when adults make noise, it will be a nuisance and will be closed.If you do not follow the rules, please refrain from staying.If you have a large number of people, it is easy to get a claim, and we have a limit of 8 people, but you can use it more. [important] We do not allow consecutive nights of 3 people or less during the GW, Obon, and New Year holidays.If your reservation is confirmed, please cancel.I hope this helps. Minpaku Registration Number M210003559

Guest favourite
A serene landscape showcases the clear waters of the Itadori River, bordered by lush greenery and gentle vegetation. Rolling hills and mountains provide a backdrop, blending harmoniously with the natural setting. The peaceful atmosphere invites relaxation and connection with nature.
Home in Seki
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 82 reviews

SUP in the clear stream | Drinkable natural water bath and container sauna | 1-day rental villa | Roofed BBQ and pizza oven | Maximum 8 people

Recommended for sauna lovers, couples, families and groups of friends! Limited to one group per day | 'Totono Private Villa' with sauna and natural water bath From an authentic cypress sauna to a bath fed by 'drinkable natural groundwater', it takes just two seconds to get there.Experience a 'deep connection' that you won't find in the city. [⚠️For groups of 7–8 people] To prevent noise and maintain quality, the basic system setting at our facility is limited to a maximum of 6 people. If you wish to stay with a group of 7 to 8 people, please do not make an instant booking, but be sure to send an "Enquiry (Booking Request)" in advance. After confirming and agreeing via message that you will comply with all house rules (especially the rule prohibiting noise at night), the host will approve your booking. * An additional fee of ¥15,000 per person will be added. [⚠️ Regarding children's use] Children under 2 years old are not allowed to stay. Children aged 2 and over are welcome to stay, but they will be charged the same rate as adults. The sauna, natural water bath, covered BBQ, pizza oven, SUP, pellet stove, and more are all available at no extra charge.

Guest favourite
A hallway features a unique ceiling adorned with colorful paper umbrellas. Traditional sliding doors with shoji screens are visible on one side, leading to a peaceful interior space. The flooring includes a raised wooden area, enhancing the room's charm and cultural feel.
Home in Nakatsugawa
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Japanese-style lighting/BBQ/Irori/15 minutes by car to Ena City/Private rental for one group per day/Old house Mahoroba

Why we created this private lodging, "Mahoroba" 1. I want people to know a little bit about the wonderful illuminations in Japan. 2. I want to create a spot that can be enjoyed at night, and I want you to value the time you spend with friends and lovers. 3. I want you to experience and enjoy the charm of the Higashi-nochi area of Gifu That's how I feel.  The charm of our private lodging is the magical lighting in the house. In the evening, warm lighting soothes the heart and creates a special atmosphere. You can also BBQ or dine around the fireplace under the lights. Experience an extraordinary space with friends in this natural environment where you can see the stars in the sky.  There are also plenty of sightseeing spots, such as the historic castle town of Iwamura, Japan Taisho Village, and Magome-juku, which has a nostalgic atmosphere. Recommended for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature with their friends.

Top guest favourite
Home in Gifu
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

An old private house where you can enjoy Gifu, close to Gifu Park, Kinka Mountain, and the cormorant fishing boat pier.

A quiet house that warms the heart and feels like Japan, where the nostalgia of the bells of time still resonates.It's a private rental, so you can relax and enjoy the space.There is also a Western-style toilet, shower, bathtub, kitchen, microwave, water server, washing machine, so you can stay overnight with peace of mind.There is also a 24-hour convenience store within a 4-minute walk. There are many temples in this area, and you can experience zazen, copying sutras and morning services.(Reservation required) A 9-minute walk to the historic site of Oda Nobunaga and Saito Dosan at the foot of Gifu Castle Gifu Park, where you can reach the summit of Mt. Kinka with a cable car.Gifu Daibutsu, one of the three largest Buddha statues in Japan, is also a 5-minute walk away. You can also stroll along the Nakagawa River to the Ukai Pier, a beautiful townhouse lined with latticed doors.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of a traditional Japanese home is visible, featuring wooden beams and sliding doors. Guests relax on benches in the foreground, with a well-maintained garden displaying stones and low shrubbery. The two-story structure reflects a connection to nature and cultural heritage.
Hut in Nagiso
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

A spacious, 221-year-old private house in the center of Tsumagojuku!

This is an old house built 221 years ago, located in the center of Tsumago-juku. The 20-tatami living room has a sunken hearth (currently unavailable) and you can enjoy the old Japanese private house. There are 3 bedrooms, so you can stay with a large number of people, such as family and friends. No meals are provided. You are welcome to use the full kitchen freely. There is a backyard at the end of the dirt floor that continues from the entrance, and you can walk around freely. Equipped with WiFi and an automatic lifting table, teleworking is also possible for long-term stays. Please have a relaxing time in this quiet old house. We look forward to seeing you !

Guest favourite
A cozy living area features a low sofa positioned near large windows, providing views of lush greenery outside. Soft lighting and a small table with candles create a tranquil ambiance. Natural wooden beams and a stone fireplace enhance the warm, inviting decor.
Holiday home in Takayama
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 65 reviews

Spend time in an architect's villa nestled in the forest. /Luxurious Entire Accommodation/Maximum 5 Guests [Sumiya Otaki]

A house that embodies the architect's free-spirited idea of "loving nature and enjoying it to the fullest" is available for rent. This house, built by artists as a place of creation, has been renovated as a rental accommodation. At an altitude of 1000 m, surrounded by beautiful forests and clear streams, this villa is full of the playfulness of the architect, allowing you to fully enjoy the light and wind of the seasons. Please enjoy your stay without worrying about anyone else. Rakusuitei is featured in the official Airbnb commercial as a location.

Top guest favourite
A narrow street lined with traditional wooden buildings reflects the architectural style of the region. Sunlight casts gentle shadows on the pavement, and greenery can be seen between structures, adding a natural element to the serene atmosphere of this historic neighborhood.
Home in Gujo
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Traditional Townhouse & Garden in Quiet Castletown

Experience the charm of traditional Japan with all the senses in this finely crafted townhouse & surrounding garden. Gujo Hachiman is known as the “City of Water”, and owner & architect Yuri Fujisawa has lovingly restored this charming residence to embody the spirit of water. Located below the town’s medieval castle, this neighborhood was reserved for high-ranking samurai. While the historical streetscape is well-preserved, it remains an authentic neighborhood inhabited by friendly locals.

Top guest favourite
A spacious living area features a blend of natural materials with exposed wooden beams and soft, muted colors. A low coffee table is surrounded by comfortable seating. Sunlight filters through large windows, providing a view of the garden outside.
Home in Kariya
5 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Garden Inn Hanaike Retreat - Drive to Ghibli Park

Welcome to Hanaike Retreat! We created an attractive and comfortable place for those traveling by car. Ghibli Park and Nagoya Castle, Legoland are about 30-40 minutes by car. Japandi-design, which combines Japanese tradition with Scandinavian sophistication, creates an extraordinary feeling for your trip. Relax while looking out at the beautiful Japanese garden. Recommended for families and group trips, as well as history lovers. We invite you on a journey to rediscover the charm of Aichi.

Guest favourite
Home in Gujo
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Stay Like a Local in Historic Gujo Hachiman

🏮 Experience Gujo Odori, Japan's famous summer dance festival, from July 11 to September 5. Built over 75 years ago, this traditional kominka blends original wooden details with modern comfort. A 5-minute walk from Gujo Hachiman Station and close to the old town and festival venues. Discounts are available for stays of 2 nights or more. Stay longer to explore Takayama and Shirakawa-go, and enjoy Gujo Hachiman like a local. Ideal for families and travelers seeking a relaxing stay in Japan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Gifu?

    Areas near the Nagara River, Kawaramachi, and the city center are often recommended for their atmosphere, access to local food, and proximity to major sites. These neighborhoods include a blend of traditional homes and modern apartments.

  • What are the best things to do in Gifu with kids?

    Kids can enjoy interactive museums, riverside parks, or a cable car ride up to Gifu Castle. Watching the cormorant fishing demonstrations on the Nagara River is often highlighted as a memorable experience for families.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Gifu?

    Explore Gifu Castle for panoramic views, walk the historic streets around Kawaramachi, or catch a cormorant fishing demonstration on the Nagara River. The area also has art museums and scenic riverside parks.

  • How is the weather in Gifu?

    Gifu has cool winters around 34–53°F (1–12°C), and warm, humid summers reaching 76–92°F (25–33°C) with frequent rainfall. Spring and autumn see milder temperatures and changing foliage.

  • When is the best time to visit Gifu?

    Late spring and autumn in Gifu are often recommended for comfortable weather and seasonal scenery, with temperatures around 59–76°F (15–25°C) and colorful landscapes. Cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant autumn leaves draw many visitors.

  • What are the best places to visit in Gifu?

    Gifu Castle, perched above the city, and the traditional Kawaramachi district are frequently suggested highlights. The Nagara River and local shrines add to the city’s rich mix of historic and scenic sites.

  • What are some hiking trails in Gifu?

    Hiking paths leading up Mount Kinka offer lush forests and views of the city, while trails near Gifu Park blend nature with history. The region also has gentle riverside walks and accessible woodland routes.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Gifu?

    Families can enjoy interactive museum exhibits, watch cormorant fishing on the Nagara River, or take the cable car to Gifu Castle. Riverside parks and local events often provide fun activities for children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Gifu?

    Travelers often explore traditional towns with preserved wooden architecture, mountain hot springs, or nature parks around Gifu. Visiting nearby historic villages or sampling local crafts makes for a memorable outing.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Gifu?

    Several accommodations in Gifu are pet friendly, particularly around residential areas and near riverside parks. Checking specific property details helps ensure a comfortable stay for you and your pet.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Gifu?

    Try joining an early morning walk by the Nagara River, sample regional sweets, and look for cormorant fishing demonstrations during warmer months. Comfortable shoes help with exploring hilly areas around Gifu Castle.

  • What is Gifu known for?

    Gifu is known for its historic cormorant fishing demonstrations on the Nagara River, traditional crafts, and the scenic Gifu Castle perched on a forested hillside. Seasonal festivals and local cuisine also shape the city’s distinct identity.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Gifu?

    Hidden tea houses near Kawaramachi, quiet hillside temples, and small art galleries make for unique discoveries. Local markets and tucked-away riverside paths reveal Gifu’s quieter side.

  • What are the best foods to try in Gifu?

    Regional specialties like grilled ayu (sweetfish) from the Nagara River, rich miso-based dishes, and goheimochi, a skewered rice treat, are frequently suggested. Sampling local wagashi sweets also offers a flavorful introduction to Gifu’s culinary traditions.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Gifu?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring historic districts and castle paths, a lightweight jacket for cool evenings, and an umbrella due to frequent rainfall. Local etiquette also appreciates carrying a reusable shopping bag.

  • What is the nightlife in Gifu like?

    Gifu’s nightlife includes local izakaya, relaxed bars, and venues featuring live music near the city center. Many visitors enjoy sampling seasonal specialties or unwinding at night markets and friendly pubs.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Gifu?

    The cormorant fishing season on the Nagara River is a signature event spanning from late spring through summer. Gifu also has lantern festivals, autumn celebrations, and traditional performances rooted in local culture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Gifu?

    Many vacation rentals in Gifu accommodate families, with spacious interiors and easy access to parks, museums, and major sites. Neighborhoods near the city center or along the Nagara River are frequently suggested for those traveling with children.

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