The facilities are recently renovated and well maintained. There are multiple onsens and they are all very clean. The hotel is close to the station with shuttle bus service during certain hours. The food and catering service are also good.
Lovely stay at this hotel. The onsen was so nice to soak in at the end of a long day of hiking. The breakfast spread was delicious with a large Japanese spread and a small western spread. I really enjoy the local food specialities that they had available for breakfast like soba with grated mountain yam, peanut miso grilled on a leaf, rice Dango with a peanut sauce, and warabi mochi.
This hotel is near city center. The excellent breakfast make your day pleasure. The bed was comfortable. There are a lot of different body masks in the onsen. It help to relax after the city tour.
The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of the JR station, and popular attractions like the Hida Takayama Old Town are just a 10-minute walk away. Coming back to the hotel for a relaxing hot spring bath in the evening was wonderful. The hotel's breakfast was also quite good. Highly recommended!
If you arrive early, you can store your luggage at the station and explore Shirakawa-go until the hotel shuttle picks you up in the afternoon. Walking to the hotel is definitely difficult and even dangerous, and you probably won't be able to check in early anyway. The hygiene was good, and the restaurant staff were all young men who were very enthusiastic and polite. However, the interval between dishes for dinner on the second day was a bit long; we sat there for almost two hours, and the dessert never came. We couldn't wait any longer and left. The restaurant was also a bit cold. When taking a car to Shirakawa-go, be sure to arrange a return time with the driver. Many people who say they regret coming to Shirakawa-go and that it's not beautiful probably didn't come at the right season or time. The autumn scenery here is truly beautiful, and I'm glad I didn't listen to those who had visited before and said negative things.
This is a well-established, classic hotel. As foreign tourists, we definitely took advantage of local resources here. The Chinese restaurant inside isn't really worth trying, but unfortunately, it was the only option available for reservations on the day we stayed. The hot springs, however, were fantastic; it was lovely to quietly enjoy the beauty of fewer people during the off-season. Breakfast was also very good, and all the guests were polite and queued orderly, which made for a harmonious atmosphere – something I hope all travelers can experience. To the right of the main entrance, there are geta (wooden clogs) you can try on, and a short walk to the nearby river leads to a hot spring footbath, which was very pleasant.
It would be good to inform us for car rental to reserve a parking lot beside the hotel in advance instead of parking one block away from hotel with fee of 500yen. Other than that everything is okay.
This is likely the grandest hotel with the best views along the Nagara River, a true five-star property. The rooms are quite spacious; river-facing rooms offer views of Gifu Castle, while those on the other side overlook the stadium. It was undoubtedly the best value-for-money hotel I stayed at during this trip to Japan.
Just had an amazing time in this ryokan with a friend. The public bathroom in the open air - incredible, big, and also a lot of steam, along with the lighting of the lanterns, gives an incredible onsen-vibe! (But it was closed for cleaning at midnight, and not at one in the morning, as written in the brochure). There is also a sauna with a cold bath. After onsen, you can drink milk for free or eat ice cream from frozen juice. There is a separate paid lounge with unlimited beer, wine and whiskey. Private bathrooms are not bad, but not like public ones, plus they were constantly occupied by couples. The bath in the room itself is also not bad, but if you are tall, there may be problems with where to put your feet x) Dinner and breakfast were amazingly tasty. I especially liked the space on the street by the fire, where you can fry marshmallows or just sit after onsen to cool off with a strong drink) During the day we ride to Kamikochi, also a fantastic place)
New hotel, modern, just next to Takayama Station so very convenient location. Room is spacious. With Japanese onsen facility and foot bath (with great view) which are free to use. Dinner is tasty. The only comment is long queue during checkin time at around 3pm probably because it is a popular hotel or so happen a train arrived.
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AAnonymous UserThe hotel offers a shuttle service to and from Takayama Station; you'll receive the shuttle information after booking on Ctrip. The view from the room window is picturesque, with the distant Kurobe Northern Alps visible. The 6th floor serves as a connecting corridor between several buildings, providing access to the men's and women's baths on the 5th and 7th floors, as well as a foot onsen on the 6th floor. The room was spacious, and the shower water was very comfortable. Aside from the strong smell of carpet cleaner, everything else was quite satisfactory.
AAnonymous UserClose to bus station, self check in/ check out, free ramen at night. Onsen was a bit confusing as a first timer as the shower is inside the onsen area and not in the changing area. Did not bother to wait for the private onsen as many couples were queuing in the public area already. Free popsicles on the way out from onsen.
DDaniuxiaoziThe 31-square-meter room was clean and bright, with a door separating the kitchen and bedroom. The bathroom and shower room were two separate spaces, which was very comfortable. It was fully equipped with a washing machine, refrigerator, pots, plates, bowls, and chopsticks. We bought Hida beef from the supermarket and cooked it ourselves. Both large supermarkets are west of the hotel; just exit the hotel, turn left, then left again, cross the railway underpass, and walk straight for 8 minutes to reach them. From the hotel balcony, looking south, you can see the Takayama Nohi Bus Center. The staff were warm and welcoming, and spoke excellent English.
GGuest UserNew hotel, modern, just next to Takayama Station so very convenient location. Room is spacious. With Japanese onsen facility and foot bath (with great view) which are free to use. Dinner is tasty. The only comment is long queue during checkin time at around 3pm probably because it is a popular hotel or so happen a train arrived.
AAnonymous UserIf you arrive early, you can store your luggage at the station and explore Shirakawa-go until the hotel shuttle picks you up in the afternoon. Walking to the hotel is definitely difficult and even dangerous, and you probably won't be able to check in early anyway. The hygiene was good, and the restaurant staff were all young men who were very enthusiastic and polite. However, the interval between dishes for dinner on the second day was a bit long; we sat there for almost two hours, and the dessert never came. We couldn't wait any longer and left. The restaurant was also a bit cold. When taking a car to Shirakawa-go, be sure to arrange a return time with the driver. Many people who say they regret coming to Shirakawa-go and that it's not beautiful probably didn't come at the right season or time. The autumn scenery here is truly beautiful, and I'm glad I didn't listen to those who had visited before and said negative things.
Ppeony wooquite far from jr station
but walkable and have bus transfer service
dinner and breakfast are unexpectedly great
both enjoyed the hida wagyu so much, very tender and juicy
hotspring environment is authentic, traditional and family friendly
nearby attractions are reachable
AAnonymous UserTraveling during the National Day holiday, we booked a one-night stay with two meals. After arriving at Shimonokusu Station, an old man holding a sign guided us to the shuttle bus, which was surprisingly full. The meals, for this price (though there was a holiday premium), weren't quite on par with what we've had in Hakone or Okinawa, but they were certainly filling. We were attended to by a Chinese-speaking staff member. The private onsen in our room had extremely hot water, requiring a lot of cold water to temper it. Finally, when checking out and heading to the station, the hotel arranged and paid for a taxi for us.
AAnonymous UserThe hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of the JR station, and popular attractions like the Hida Takayama Old Town are just a 10-minute walk away. Coming back to the hotel for a relaxing hot spring bath in the evening was wonderful. The hotel's breakfast was also quite good. Highly recommended!
PPolina P.Exceptional accommodation and service!
My husband and I purely enjoyed our time at Yunoshimakan. We had a room with private open air bath because of my tattoos (so public bath wasn’t an option), and it was 100% worth its price.
Kaiseki dinner was excellent, the buildings are adorable, we couldn’t wish a better service.
Before coming, I thought that more than 1 day at onsen is waste of time — and totally regret the hadn’t made a choice to stay for a longer time.
My advice: order a taxi or ask for a transfer if you carry a suitcase. I am really sorry for my husband who needed to carry our luggage 300m upstairs.
GGuest UserThe hotel is in a great location, about a 3-minute walk from the JR bus station. The room is very chic and the front desk service is also excellent.
The downside is that the hot springs are just two small pools and the facilities are relatively old. There is basically no wifi in the room, and the speed of connecting is very slow. The most bizarre thing is the breakfast time. As a resort hotel, the latest start time for breakfast is 8 o'clock, and the service stops at 9 o'clock.
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