Rent a holiday apartment in Aichi Prefecture

Renting a holiday apartment in Aichi Prefecture means consciously choosing the geographical focus of your trip: Aichi combines cities and culture with coastal and inland landscapes. Those who want to experience different sides of Japan will find regional themes here ranging from history and cuisine to industry, hiking and cycling experiences.

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Key facts on the topic

• Aichi is located on Japan’s main island of Honshū in the Chūbu region.
• The prefecture’s administrative centre is Nagoya.
• The landscape ranges from plains and peninsulas to hilly and mountainous areas.
• The traditionally differentiated areas of Owari and Mikawa provide geographical orientation.

City, history, cuisine and landscapes

Aichi combines historical themes such as samurai and castles with modern industry and regional cuisine. This regional mix is well suited to planning a trip that combines culture, food and urban impressions with days spent in nature or enjoying activities.

Throughout the wider prefecture, there are hiking and cycling routes through landscapes with lakes, rivers and rolling hills. If such days are part of your itinerary, you should choose your accommodation based on the specific area that is the focus of your programme.

The right location for the focus of your trip

If you mainly want to experience the city, history and culture, you can consider focusing on the urban area around Nagoya. For coastal or inland landscapes, your accommodation should be closer to the respective travel area. In a regional prefecture such as Aichi, location is therefore an important part of trip planning.

Depending on your travel idea, Aichi can be planned around cultural, culinary, urban or landscape-related interests. So first decide which themes should shape your trip, then compare the accommodation options by the desired area.

Choose accommodation based on your itinerary

Whether you want to find a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel in Aichi Prefecture, the type of accommodation should match your regional planning. If you want to combine culture, food and nature, you should check before booking which part of Aichi best supports the focus of your personal programme.

Explore places in Aichi further

For a regional comparison, you can view the following places and areas individually: Ama, Anjo, Chiryū, Chita District, Gamagōri, Handa, Hekinan, Higashiura, Ichinomiya, Inazawa, Inuyama, Iwakura, Kanie, Kariya, Kasugai, Katayamazu, Kitanagoya, Kitashitara, Komaki, Nagoya, Nishio, Ōbu, Okazaki, Seto, Shinshiro, Tahara, Taketoyo, Toei, Tōkai, Tokoname, Toyohashi, Toyokawa, Toyone, Toyota, Toyoyama and Yamamoto District.

Your next decision

Once you have decided on your desired focus, you can continue comparing accommodation in Aichi Prefecture by the appropriate area and accommodation type.