Hotels in Takayama

We stayed here for one night to experience a Japanese Ryokan and to make use of the onsen. This is a small, family-run Ryokan. On arrival, you are given a kimono and slippers to wear, as no shoes are allowed inside. The staff are welcoming and friendly. We had a traditional Japanese dinner here which consisted of several courses and we came away full! The onsen was very relaxing and I had it to myself...

Really friendly and nice touches like choosing your own kimono for wear around the hotel. Onsen just had 1 bathing place but it was quiet, nice and clean.

We had the best stay at Royokan Asunaro. Very comfortable room and beds. The staff is sublime, the Japanese style breakfast I would come back for it was so good. Location is perfect for exploring Takayama and other areas nearby.

We had a wonderful stay at Ryokan Asunaro. The onsen was relaxing, the traditional tatami rooms were beautiful, and the staff was very friendly. I had a medical emergency and had to go to the hospital one evening so we were not able to make it back in time for the curfew (11pm), but they kept the doors open for us. The location is also very convenient, within a short walk from the bus and train stations...

Very very warm and friendly staffs!! Definitely one of the cleanest and best maintained hotel I have visited, and worths a second visit next time. Just a 10 mins short walk and you can reach all popular attractions in Takayama including the Old Street.

We went as a group and we loved the ryokan. It was very spacious, everything was very clean, and it was conveniently located near the bus station, the train station, and the city center where most of the shopping takes place. The rooms were the most spacious we stayed in throughout Japan, and the staff were all very kind. I would definitely stay here again.

The room is spacious. Dinner is delicious. The futon is very comfortable to sleep.

Great ryokan experience. Food was great. Would recommend.

If visiting Japan then you can't not stay in a traditional Ryokan for at least part of your stay! This one is ideally situated about a 10 minute flat walk from the train station (so very easy for visiting other local towns like Hida Furukawa like we did) and a few minutes walk to the pedestrianised streets with their wooden traditional buildings. We were warmly welcomed and shown to our room ...

Recommend to book this experience. It's not just a hotel, you pay for experience.

Excellent!! Highly recommended!!! The service was superb!!!

We stayed for 2 nights at Ryokan Tanabe as part of a 2 week tour of Japan. The Ryokan is a 90 year old traditional Japanese inn. The rooms are tatami mat, with futons on the floor, and all the rituals of traditional Japanese life. Bathing is i the onsen, public baths in the hot springs. Service was absolutely excellent, and the ryokan had a really homely and cosy feels, in part because of the narrow...

Whilst we are glad we stayed here for the laughs and stories we will dine out on, it missed the bar by a big way as a Westerner it wasn’t designed for us. We did embrace the meal the first night. The food was not to our taste. Other places we felt comfortable eating Japanese food but not for us here. The lady who spoke English… used a translation app which was fine but she was extremely passive aggressive...

This is a lovely, traditional ryokan, which means the furnishings and bathrooms and such are a bit dated. It is very quiet and both our private hot springs and the public one were comfortable. Enjoyed the hospitality overall, though few staff speak English very well.

A nice little Ryokan. The food was beautifully presented and delicious - only hiccup was that despite the fact we’d told them in advance that a couple of us didn’t eat seafood - we were served seafood at each meal - besides that, the beef was delicious and good serving portions. The lady who looked after us during our stay was very nice and always happy. The location is slightly out of the main hustle...

We stayed in four ryokans during our trip to Japan and this was easily the best of them, despite its official three-star grading (small TVs and some tired furnishings may explain that), set apart from the rest because of its simply outstanding hospitality and service. Staff here not only welcome guests with genuine warmth but also work hard to anticipate needs. Two examples from many: 1) We arrived...

A pleasant Ryokan. Food was beautifully presented and quite good. Some of the little dishes were excellent, others less so. Our lady who was looking after us was called Emily and was very kind and friendly and helpful. The location is slightly out of the main hustle and bustle but they do provide a shuttle service. Was a nice experience but somehow was expecting a little more really. Worthy of a solid...

I have no other ryokan onsen places to compare this to, but this place was simply outstanding. Only 15 rooms. Ours had our own private onsen on the porch with continuously flowing hot spring water; had no need to use the larger communal hotel onsens. They give you slippers and kimonos to wear to meals and pajamas. Dinner was a 12 course Kaiseki gourmet extravaganza with at least 25 different items...

Friendly staff, nice room, great amenities provided, laundry (self-service machine) is provided as well. There is also a cozy cafe with nice food and coffee located right under the hotel.

Extremely quiet, elegant, and comfortable — a truly memorable stay. I'll definitely be back. Special thanks to Takayama EPT for their great help!

Its 10 mins away from train station and bus station .Hotel room very good size . I love the wooden bath tub . If you want to see the old village Shirakawa it would be very handy for you cause it.s 40 mins bus away from takayama . Takayama is a lovely town too . There is luggage service at this hotel you can forward your luggage to next hotel. Enjoy yourself . For breakfast in morning it,s the coffce...

The room was very spacious and extremely close to the train station. There are many famous restaurants nearby, and you can walk to Takayama Old Town.

A very comfortable experience; the wooden design made me feel right at home, so the facilities were all complete, and the bathroom amenities were very thoughtful, with heating, drying, and ventilation. The location was also very convenient, very close to the station.

The room was large and fully equipped, but the bathtub wasn't made of wood; the faux wood grain finish was a bit odd.

The hotel staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. As soon as we arrived, they cleaned our suitcases and carried them to our room. The room and all other hotel areas were spotless. The private onsen in the room was a definite highlight. Highly recommended! It was a bit tricky to find the entrance initially because of the snow accumulation, which obscured the sign.

Food is very tasty and fresh meat..

I booked a package including breakfast and dinner. The room was okay, but the air conditioning was only in the bedroom; the living room and other areas were a bit cold. The bedroom air conditioning wasn't very effective either. Dinner was quite good, but the price was a bit high. For the same price difference, I could probably get more meat outside. Eating at the hotel was just more convenient. The...

The room design and comfort are excellent, perfectly blending with nature. The hot springs are outstanding and ideal for relaxation. However, there's a significant gap between Trip.com's booking service and Booking.com's. When I booked this hotel through *********** previously, there were detailed instructions for dinner reservations and bus station transfers, making check-in very smooth. This time...

The dinner food was very fresh, but the Japanese breakfast was definitely not to my taste. The staff's English was very basic, but they were very smiling and patient. With the help of a translator, I got perfect answers. Plus, the snow outside made the scenery absolutely spectacular! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Environment: A hotel nestled in the mountains! Cleanliness: Very clean and tidy, the private onsen (hot spring bath) is fantastic! Service: Japanese-style kneeling service, very attentive! Highly recommended hotel, not far from Hirayu Station, a 6-minute walk. The rooms are excellent! Green views from the windows, especially the private onsen, which offers exceptional privacy! The only reason to...

Loved our stay here! Great location near lots of good restaurants. Walking distance to major attractions and 10 min walk from the bus station for day trips. Huge perk is the onsen inside the hotel!

It is very convenient to go to Miyagawa Morning Market, free parking is provided, free hot tea and coffee are available in the lobby, although the hotel room feels a bit old, it is clean and sanitary, and the cost-effectiveness is worth staying.

Great hotel in the hearth of Takayama, very close to the morning market and the many other activities located in the city. It has a parking and the pice for one night is slightly below other hotels in the area (at the time of writing). The room feels a bit outdated but still very cozy and with all you need for a short stay. Restaurant next to the hotel provide the breakfast which is mostly Japanese...

The hotel is right opposite the Miyagawa Morning Market, but the hotel signage is not very obvious. Older building, front desk service is very helpful. Free coffee and tea are provided. I didn't go for breakfast because I overslept, but the view from the room was great. It is more convenient to live near the station and go to Kamikochi early in the morning.

Good location near market and temple

The views are absolutely superb. Request the 6th floor facing Miyagawa river if you can. Great space and facilities for a budget hotel, where you want to spend most your time in Takayama. Staff are very helpful and even dropped us off at the train station.

The location and environment are excellent, the hygiene is good, the breakfast and dinner are plentiful, there is ample parking, the staff are friendly, it's a great hotel, the rooms are comfortable, and check-in is quick.

The only good thing about this place is its excellent location, right next to the ropeway station and convenient for bus travel. The natural scenery is decent, but for a hot spring town, it's quite ordinary. On top of that, it's not very friendly to Chinese guests; the dining area for them is relegated to a small separate room. The 'one meal, two nights' package was also very disappointing. I don't...

Had a wonderful stay! Even though the room was a bit old-fashioned, it was still very comfortable overall. The location was convenient, and the hot springs were fantastic.

Location is great for traveling Shinhotaka Ropeway

Surprisingly it was very good...varieties of food for dinner and breakfast.clean place.free ticket and lunch to Shinhotaka ropeway.i will definitely come back back again..small issue is that the reception difficulty understanding english other thant everything good.

Great location. Right nest to Ropeway station so you can easily take the nohi bus directly from Takayama to the hotel. Hotel is quite old but well maintained don’t forget to book the dinner if you arrive late cause there’s no other restaurant nearby. The onsen will give you great experience with indoor and outdoor pools. We had great time there 👍👍

A very unique and traditional Ryokan !!

Everything about our stay was delightful! Delicious, healthy food, exceptional staff, and a beautiful inn.

Hidden gem Ryokan experience This was a highlight of our roundtrip. Everything was above expectations and a very special and relxed stay in a beautiful ryokan with excellent staff. Gourmet traditional dinner and private onsen time included.

An exceptional and authentic Japanese experience. Worth going out of your way to visit. The atmosphere is simply stunning

We stayed two nights at Wanasato and it was great. The room was huge with great views on the river and a nice bathroom. The Japnese style dinners were excellent (be ready for some unusual tastes) and the service was perfect. Private access to the onsen was great. Overall a great experience. On the improvement side, the exterior of the ryokan is disappointing and the garden could be better maintained

We had a really wonderful time at Wanosato experiencing winter and snow in authentic Japanese setting. The staff were really welcoming and made our stay special, every detail of our stay was taken care of. We had the half-board with dinner and breakfast included. Really tasty dishes and tailored for us. Will be looking forward to visiting again.

Absolutely wonderful experience! The hosts were wonderful people! There are 6 rooms and 6 private baths (2 outdoor, 4 indoor) — it is RARE to find a ryokan with this kind of room-to-bath ratio. The food is plentiful and delicious. The hosts were very kind to drop us off at Shirakabadaira Station (2nd station of Shin-Hotaka Ropeway) and at the Nakaokogen Guchi bus stop. The autumn foliage in the ryokan...

Our stay at Nakaodaira was a true highlight of our trip to Japan. After a long day hiking Kamikochi, we arrived to Nakaodaira exhausted and soaking wet from the rain. We were greeted with kindness and exceptional service. They even put our shoes in a special dryer and returned them to us the next day cleaned and warmed! The food was delicious, and your party is always guaranteed a private hot spring...

Absolutely stunning mountain views, nourishing meals, private onsen, and welcoming and generous staff. We loved our stay here and look forward to coming back again!

Our stay at this lovely ryokan was truly one of the most heartwarming and unforgettable experiences of our entire trip to Japan. The place is charming, peaceful, and beautifully maintained — but what really makes it special is the wonderful couple who runs it. From the moment we arrived, they welcomed us with genuine warmth and kindness that made us feel instantly at home. The private onsens are absolutely...

I visited this place in June, but I find myself still thinking about this magical place. The onsens are beautifully located in the mountains, you truly are at peace (although they are a bit on the warmer side). The owners are so kind and speak great English. Every night the food served is incredible and so diverse. We hiked Mount Yakedake from here, it's only a 1km walk to the trailhead and the views...

Came in Oct 2024 for one night. My first Ryokan experience and it was absolutely amazing. I arrived about 15 minutes early but the hosts kindly let me in. There are 2 private outdoor onsens and 4 private indoor onsens, shared amongst guests. The keys are placed in the lounge, which you can take on an as-available basis. Of course, try not to hog the outdoor ones particularly for too long which are...

Very good location! 2 minute walk to the bus and train station. 5 minute walk to the old town section of the city.

The room was great. There was a bunk bed and a single bed, sleeping three people. It had an en-suite bathroom, an iron, and complete kitchen equipment including a rice cooker, frying pan, microwave, and refrigerator. The bathroom also had a bathtub. Highly recommended.

Close to the station. Calm place with lots of room (we were only two people). You get send codes for the two doors, which is really nice instead of having to deal with keys or keycards. Beds were comfy as well.

Great location, near to Takayama Station. Worth for money.

Very great hotel, located very near from Takayama Station. There were 3 beds and 1 bed upstair

I use it every time I come to Takayama. It's close to the station, and there's a 24-hour parking lot next door for 700 yen, so it's in a good location. I couldn't hear voices from the next room, but I could hear doors opening and closing and voices in the hallway, so I was concerned when people from other rooms left early in the morning. It's a fairly compact room, but it has all the necessary facilities...

The owner was incredibly kind and helpful! We encountered a landslide that even locals hadn't seen before. Since we had a bus to catch back to Nagoya, we were worried we'd miss it. The owner immediately offered to drive us past the landslide, but we ended up not taking him up on it because there were too many of us. Later, while waiting for the bus, the landslide had been cleared. The owner even drove...

We had a wonderful 4-day, 3-night stay at Ryokan Sansui and truly enjoyed every moment. The ryokan has a very traditional Japanese atmosphere—an old wooden building full of character, beautifully maintained, clean, and well cared for. It feels authentic and calming, exactly what you hope for in a classic ryokan. After skiing during the day, the indoor and outdoor onsen were incredibly relaxing. Soaking...

Room: Clean and reasonably sized Hot Spring: Open-air hot spring with mountain views Dinner: Abundant food, thoughtfully prepared

Outstanding service, we had a pleasant stay with

Interesting stay The hosts are very kind and considerate and we had a nice stay in a traditional Japanese style room with very authentic Japanese meals for dinner and breakfast. The hotel is perhaps a little dated but it added to the charm and it is very clean. We didn’t get to try the outdoor onsen as we had hoped as we were put off but a large spider other guests alerted us to. Nevertheless we enjoyed...

Like: 1. Dinner variety and taste. Good 2. Onsen nice 3. Staff help unload our luggage from car Dislike: 1. Dinner was rushed near end with staff staring down at you while you eat 2. Morning market is disappointing coz it's just a mama shop selling all sorts. But we did get some unique local souvenir like wasabi rice crackers (actually taste good)

We had a fantastic stay. The onsens were the absolute highlight. Food, room, and service were all great. Beautiful secluded location albeit a little difficult to reach. If I had to gripe about something it’d be the cleanliness- a stink bug got into our room at one point and some of the outdoor onsens had floating bits of plants/debris. But overall not a big problem and to be somewhat expected of an...

The hotel is beautiful both inside and out. It's convenient to drive there, and public transportation is available, but not so convenient... The style is very Japanese, the restaurant is huge, but the presentation of the food is more important than the quality. The soup is small, but the complimentary private soup is a plus.

A secluded and wonderful place. Everything is perfect.

The environment is beautiful and clean, the food is delicious, the service is excellent and friendly, and the bus to the hotel is very convenient. In addition to a public bath, there are also 3 private hot springs to soak in. Highly recommended!

The service, facilities, and environment are all excellent, and the surroundings are beautiful, with a breathtaking view at every turn. The private onsen is completely free. The hotel also provides small electric lights, allowing you to enjoy the nightlife. The water is also excellent, leaving your skin with a natural, reflective effect. However, the food was mediocre. I paid extra for the A5 Hida...

It's great. If you have the time and money, you should stay there for a week to enjoy the nature and purify your soul. The food should be different due to regional differences. The food is generally salty. The staff can communicate in basic English and the service is also great.

It feels like a long-established, compact inn, and has a great nostalgic atmosphere! The hearth has a nice atmosphere, and the rooms are the epitome of a good, old-fashioned Japanese inn. I took a bath a total of four times. It's a shame that you can't use the open-air bath, but the good things more than make up for it!! I'd definitely like to stay again!!

I wanted to enjoy a wonderful time with a great bath and delicious food. I wanted to indulge in luxury and savor every moment. This inn was perfect for that. Although the open-air bath was unavailable and only the family bath was open, the water was exceptional. It felt great on my skin, the temperature was perfectly adjusted, and the clean bathroom, though unpretentious, was a place where I could...

Last time I visited Okuhida Onsenkyo, I happened to go to a pub in Fukuchi Onsen (it was so delicious!), discovered Fukuchi Onsen, and have been wanting to stay there ever since. And finally, I made it!! Unfortunately, the open-air bath was under repair and unavailable, but the water quality was excellent. Honestly, it might be my favorite hot spring in Okuhida Onsenkyo. It's a slightly faintly...

One night trip for my husband and I on Thursday, December 26, 2024. Our first visit to Fukuji Onsen in Oku-Hida Onsenkyo. It was snowing lightly, but snowplows were busy along the way (National Highways 158 and 471), so we were able to drive comfortably with our studless tires. We booked a 7.5-tatami Japanese-style room through Jalan. They seemed to have a vacancy on the day, so they changed it...

Wonder place the private Japanese style hot spring bath.

Wonder place the private Japanese style hot spring bath.

The Japanese breakfast was delicious, the room was spacious, and the hot spring bath was separate. It was very relaxing and comfortable.

Very spacious room with a terrace and a private natural onsen on it (windows can be opened or closed if it’s too cold). Beautiful surroundings, and the bus stop isn’t far, making the place suitable for travelers without a car. Too bad we had only one short evening to spend there — the place is definitely worth more time.

Pros: Huge room Lovely surroundings, very peaceful Awesome private onsen in the room Very helpful staff (but it seemed like there were only 3 of them running the whole place, so sometimes it took a while to find someone to help) Cons: Beds are quite hard Towels are thin and dry Breakfast was not a buffet like we were told in our booking

Though is not a neatly built and refined resort hotel, every guests can enjoy gorgeous private onsen. I appreciate such exclusive moment only here.

The staff were incredibly warm and attentive, helping with our luggage and giving us a thorough introduction to the facilities. The private hot spring in the room was a real highlight; it was lovely to be able to relax whenever we wanted. Although the room felt a bit old-fashioned, it was quite clean. Both breakfast and dinner were very distinctive and enjoyable.

The hotel boasts multiple hot springs and delicious food, making it perfect for a family onsen trip. The owner provided excellent service, helping with our luggage and even driving us to the bus stop, waiting until we boarded – truly fantastic!

The drive there was absolutely stunning! It felt like stepping into Narnia! The hotel service was excellent, and the hot springs looked exactly like they did in the online advertisements! I

You can take the Nohi bus directly from Takayama Station, and the hotel is right across the street after you get off – super convenient! The bus ride was a bit long though. The private onsen (hot spring) had a great ambiance and the water temperature was perfect.

One of the best I have experienced with ryokan staying. I love a small hotel/inn as it is not crowded. This place answers my expectations. Its location is a bit far off but it is not an issue. It is accessible by public bus from Takayama. Each room has private onsen. It also has 2 outdoor, private onsen on first-come-first-serve basis. There are also public baths for male and female. Room was in good...

Our room was spacious and presented with a private onsen of which we can use any time at our convenience. Because of that, hardly anyone uses the shared private onsen, though the view there is better than that in our rooms. Also, there was no elevator at the hotel, so we had to carry our luggages up and down the stairs, thankfully the hotel only has 2 levels, and the hotel staff were nice enough...

Warmly welcoming, quiet place, right front of the bus station so easy to get there, beatiful spacious room , I was so in love with rotenburo (outdoor onsen) in my room. Staff was nice, friendly, dinner was full, can't finish all of meals.

Five star experience! I wasn’t quite sure what to expect (my partner booked this place) but I was blown away. If you’re looking for a Japanese type tavern stay, you simply must consider this ryokan. The staff are very kind and work like a well oiled machine, and they speak a decent amount of English. They have a private and alternating communal onsen. They serve excellent food for dinner and breakfast...

We had a wonderful rest and relaxation after our walk in Kamikochi. Our skin felt like velvet after the baths. The staff were very pleasant and friendly. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast were delicious. We tried the local Hida beef and hoba miso, delicious! The blankets were so fluffy, like a cloud!

The service was very good, The whole hotel is beautifully designed. The room is also very big. There is a private bath in the room. But the water is very hot. One night and two meals are also very rich. I was very impressed with this hotel. I also recommend everyone to stay. 

The room and dinner were very nice. The hot spring was very good. The service was good. The scenery outside was beautiful.

It takes about 18 minutes to drive from Shinhotaka Ropeway to the B&B. The service was considerate and I felt like a VIP throughout the whole process. The environment is beautiful, the rooms are limited and very quiet. The large bath is often not used, just like a private bath, making people relax and feel comfortable. It is a great idea to enjoy hot springs in the morning and evening on snowy days...

Absolutely amazing! It has a really old-fashioned Japanese hot spring hotel feel! So comfortable and relaxing! The breakfast was delicious and unique! Plus, there's an old town nearby – awesome!

The environment was tranquil and the stay was very comfortable 👍 Dinner is worth ordering – beautiful and delicious, girls love it! Breakfast was exquisite, perfect for taking photos, definitely worth a double dose of good food and photos.

Super nice classic hotel in one of the main parks from Takayama. There are several hiking routes next to the hotel, and they offer public and private baths, as well as breakfast and dinner. Would stay again without a doubt!

Amazing place. It's a must visit for at least one night, but better for 2. Traditional style cozy room with a balcony and personal hot spring bath with an incredible view. You get dineer and breakfast with a vast variety of food to try. Service is outstanding. Staff speaks english, there are guides in your room on how to behave in such places and how to get the best experience from staying Don't forget...

Loved the whole experience! We had breakfast and dinner with the booking which were delicious traditional foods we typically don’t see anywhere else. The location also had private and public onsens as part of their amenities. Make sure to make a call to the staff so they can pick you up from the bus station!

Definitely good in service and dinner tho the hotel is a bit old

The dinner of Hida beef grilled over charcoal around the hearth at this hot spring hotel is simply splendid during the cold winter months.

Absolutely loved this onsen stay! It’s perfectly located near the bus terminal and the waterfall, with stunning views right from the room. The food was amazing — beautifully prepared and full of flavor. The staff and owner were so warm and friendly, making me feel completely at home and well looked after. Everything was clean, tidy, and thoughtfully arranged. I really enjoyed both the outdoor and indoor...

Best stay we have ever had in our holiday in Japan! Highly recommended! The meal is one of the best! Room and facilities are great. Staff are so friendly and welcoming. The private and public bath are so nice and not crowded at all. Thanks!

We had a great stay at this hotel! It is much better than it looks like in the pictures. There are 3 private onsens and 2 public ones (for men/women). The only downside are the showers without privacy, only present at the public onsens but there are not many people and it was empty every time I went. Many signs are not translated so make sure to take your phone with Google Translate not to miss important...

The staff are friendly and very helpful. The food for dinner and breakfast are delicious. We stayed in the clean and nice Japanese tatami room. There is 1 public indoor and 1 public outdoor onsen. We can use 3 nice and free private outdoor onsen as well. There are not many ryokans with free private outdoor onsen. It was an excellent stay!

It was quiet and comfortable, and the bath was nice. The food was also very satisfying. The taste and volume were very good.

Cozy beautiful traditional Japanese building. Amazing service by the lady who received us, she was so generous with us. The rooms and mattresses were super comfortable as well.

really good tradition style ryokan, not too old not too fancy, just very comfortable traditional accommodation. service is also very good! The front desk lady is really helpful! And it’s a pity we skipped the breakfast, apologize!!! It must be a decent comforting home food!

Beautiful place with charming people. Delicious breakfast.

Kaminaka Ryokan Last night I walked from Takayama Station with my luggage for about 6 minutes, which was very convenient. When I arrived at the hotel, I gave it a score of 9. It is a very quiet and stylish hotel. As soon as we entered the door, we were greeted by an older Japanese woman who was very polite and kind. We were dragging two large suitcases (all covered with snow) and when we were filling...

small ryokan, clean, friendly, good food

Great traditional Japanese style hotel. Owners were extremely nice and very accommodating. Highly recommend!!

Wow, what an amazing stay we had here from start to finish. We stumbled on this place last minute when we decided we wanted a little more time in the mountains and I am so grateful that we did, it was the most perfect hidden gem for our stay. Warm, kind, welcoming and genuinely caring staff that make the stay feel like you’re at home, they couldn’t have done more for us. They took us to the ropeway...

Wow, what an amazing stay we had here from start to finish. We stumbled on this place last minute when we decided we wanted a little more time in the mountains and I am so grateful that we did, it was the most perfect hidden gem for our stay. Warm, kind, welcoming and genuinely caring staff that make the stay feel like you’re at home, they couldn’t have done more for us. They took us to the ropeway...

During my 2 month long trip in Japan, this is in my top 3 best things! This onsen is perfect after long hikes in the alps. We had a private onsen, house to ourselfs and traditional japanese dinner/breakfeast, it was amazing. The owner is very nice and helped us with our cleaning for free. The price was very good for the service that we got, thank you!

We loved everything, amazing lunch and dinner, convenient location, hospitable hotel staff and a large selection of onsens!

We are Vietnamese, and we are visiting Takayama for the first time. We discovered this osen using Google Maps and were really fortunate to get a super large and super beautiful room here. The cuisine was excellent. The owner is adorable and energetic. The onsen bath area is really relaxing and comfortable. We will surely return if we had the opportunity.

Great place! Warm and welcome hospitality. We came spontaneously and they welcomed us and let us eat dinner (which was great!) even though we didn’t reserve before. At the end one of the staff took us to our next destination (the ropeway) and it was very convenient. Great food, great people, great value for money, in a beautiful place.