Takayama Hotels with Balcony

The apartment is conveniently located near the train station, which provides easy access to public transportation. While the surrounding neighborhood is pleasantly quiet, it is still very convenient, with restaurants and other amenities within walking distance. The spacious balcony offers lovely views and is a wonderful feature, allowing you to enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Overall, this is an excellent value and I would highly recommend it based on the location, amenities, and beautiful balcony view.

Excellent location, 5min walk to train/ bus station and convenience store. Like the design of the hotel and there is outdoor and indoor hot springs on 9/F, very chill when soaking in hot spring outdoor in winter time. Breakfast is 2,800yen per adult and half price for kid. The ambience is super nice and the food is fairly good. The breakfast starts at 6:45am, a good choice for those who need to catch the early bus.

Hotel is located very near to the train station. The room has kitchen facilities and washing machine. Service at check in reception was however lacking. Staff needs to be trained.

The hotel is not far from Takayama Station and also provides pick-up service. Takayama Old Town, Jinya and other attractions are within walking distance, which is very convenient. We stayed in a Western-style room on the side of Jinya. The room was clean and bright, with all the supplies, and the large bath was also very good. As for the food, since I sent an email to the hotel two weeks in advance to request that one of the guests remove fish from the meal, the hotel was considerate and the food service staff pointed out the changes made to the dishes when serving each dish, and the dishes that replaced the fish were not sloppy, which made me very satisfied. In addition, the service attitude of the staff is also very good, and there are also English-speaking staff to serve guests who do not understand Japanese. In short, the hotel is of high standard in all aspects and I will recommend it to my friends.

My husband rated the accommodation experience with the highest rating for this trip. The location is excellent, just below the Shinhotaka Ropeway, which is very convenient for us with a tight schedule. The room is a traditional Japanese tatami, and the two meals are amazing. When checking in, you will be informed of the dinner time and restaurant, and you can choose the breakfast time. The restaurant and seats for dining are fixed, which is very considerate. The food is rich and the dining experience is very good. The open-air bath is great! Bathing in the snow is a choice of life. The only small suggestion: the air conditioning temperature in the room cannot be adjusted. It is still hot even at the lowest setting. The children and I can't fall asleep, but it will be very cold in the early morning after turning it off, after all, it is a windy and snowy day outside.

The room was spacious and spacious, making it very comfortable. The free-flowing hot springs in the observation bath in the room were very nice. The only amenities are the provided shampoo set, towel set, and toothbrush, so you need to bring your own, but Samue and tanzen are provided, and the room comes with a hot spring bath, so I think the price is very reasonable. Dinner will be prepared for you if you make a reservation in advance. There were quite a few people staying multiple nights, so I'd like to plan on staying multiple nights next time. Although there were no Japanese staff, I was able to spend a comfortable time without any problems with polite customer service.

This is a homestay without a front desk. Normally, there will be an email to inform me of the room number and check-in password before check-in, but Ctrip did not notify me of these, and did not receive an email. After the check-in time, I had to go directly to the homestay. Fortunately, I met someone else who was staying and told me the landlord’s contact information, and also contacted the landlord and successfully checked in. The location of the homestay is very good, it is convenient to go anywhere, it is easy to find, clean, we booked a quadruple room with four single beds, the comparison is also very high, and you can cook in the homestay, we bought the local famous moth cow to eat satisfied, it is worth staying again!

The location is very good, 8 minutes walk from Nohi Bus Station. It is a five-minute walk from Takayama Jinya, Miyagawa Morning Market, and the ancient street. The multi-person room has two bunk beds, with a double bed underneath, enough for six people. The bathroom is completely separated into dry and wet areas, and the toilet is also a separate small room, which is very considerate. The only drawback is that the location of the power socket is very awkward, behind the ladder of the bunk beds, which makes charging very inconvenient. In addition, the hotel has no elevator, and the corridors and stairs are very narrow, so two people cannot pass at the same time. If you have large luggage, please pay attention. In short, this hotel is still worth recommending!

I stayed with my two-year-old daughter and stayed in different Japanese-style hotels many times. This time I booked two hotels in Shinhotaka/Hirayu Onsen. This is the first one. The location and view of the hotel are very good. The decoration is very good. Food is good. The front desk supervisor sister is also very good and hard-working. I would like to praise her. He also said that there are currently not enough staff to require tolerance. But some services are not in place. The hot spring pool and floors were not cleaned properly and there was a lot of moss. I almost slipped and fell several times! It was too dangerous and felt dirty. Perhaps to save money, the heating was not turned on in the passages and the entire public space was too cold. In addition, you can actually pull your luggage into the room from outside. . I was worried about the tatami mats in the passageway I came all the way to. . There are also concerns about overall hygiene. People have to take off their shoes when entering the hotel, but wheels are not required 😂 Two waiters in the restaurant. One can also make the other girl keep a straight face the whole time. When the small basin was dirty and I asked for it to be replaced, I was told ”No” - I don't know what kind of Japanese service this is. In addition, the hotel (the day I stayed) was mostly occupied by foreign guests. . The menu is also in English in Japanese format (haha!). It is estimated that this restaurant mainly caters to Western customers, but it is not a traditional Japanese service.