Takachiho

Offering a spa centre and sauna, Kokumin Syukusya Hotel Takachiho is located in Takachiho. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site.

“prefect! excellent room + meals prefect staff especially the restaurants'”

Featuring free WiFi, Hotel Shikimi offers accommodation in Takachiho. Free private parking is available on site. Each room is fitted with a TV.

Ryokan Yamatoya offers accommodation in Takachiho. Every room has a TV. You will find a kettle in the room. For your comfort, you will find bathrobes and slippers. Ryokanyamatoya features free WiFi .

“I liked that they brought a hot kettle up to my room every afternoon and evening, and there were tea and snacks too. The room heating/air conditioning was nice too, as the walls weren't very insulated.”

Located a 20-minute walk away from Takachiho Bus Centre, Takachiho B&B Ukigumo offers views of Takachiho Gorge. Free WiFi is offered and free private parking is available on site.

“- Atendimento excelente, proprietária atenciosa e muito prestativa. - O quarto é espaçoso e com uma ótima vista. - Café da manhã personalizado para o nosso bebe de 2 anos.”

Opened in April 2014 after a thorough renovation, this ryokan features spacious guest rooms surrounded by tranquil mountains.

“room is spacious , great staff, dinner and breakfast is splendid and good service”

A 5-minute drive from the spectacular Takachiho Gorge, Ryokan Shinsen offers rooms with a Japanese-style decor and free Wi-Fi, some of which have open-air baths.

“We enjoyed our first day very much, especially the cheerfulness of Ms Kumi and Ms Yuka. The room was very well appointed, very clean and with the indoor onsen very nicely put together. That night though, we were awoken by the Saturday Kumamoto earthquake and decided to leave Kyushu the next morning due to the uncertainty of the situation. Ms Kumi was the best thing that happened to us; patiently helping us to book our flights out from Miyazaki, helping to arrange our early car return to Miyazaki and waiving our second night's charges for our room at the Ryokan. She even helped us call forward to the next Ryokan to inform them that we would not be going. She also arranged for our GPS to be programmed for us since the GPS could only be programmed in Japanese. It was fortunate that we were able to converse with Ms Kumi in English due to the many unforeseen arrangements that had to be made. All this with a smile, extreme patience and politeness even though I am sure she must have been very worried about the situation as events unfolded that Saturday. We found out later that she had returned early to the Ryokan when she felt the tremors, and was concerned for their guests. Mr Keiichiro also helped us very much in arranging for us to return our car early and at another drop-off place. The ryokan is fortunate to have such commendable staff, with so much willingness to assist and going beyond their call of duty to assist. We are praying that normalcy will return to the province as soon as possible.”