Description
Ideally located just a 2-minute walk from JR Takayama Station and Shirakawa-go Bus Terminal, this hotel boasts a natural hot spring bath where guests can unwind. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.
Description
A 3-minute walk from Takayama Station, J-Hoppers Hida Takayama Guest House offers dormitory-style rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy free tea and coffee at the shared dining room.
Traditional japanese culture, beautiful. I ate hida berf at ajino yohei, quite delicious with affordable price. Hida bun and hida croquette okay but more tasty in shirakawa-go. Lots of tourist with many souvenirs shop
Denise
New Zealand
10
The scenery during the train trip to Takayama was stunning.
The scenery during the train trip to Takayama was stunning. Takayama is a lovely town. Small enough to easily cycle around. Handy to the beautiful village of Shirakawa-go. I wish I had more time here and hope to come back again one day.
Gary
Australia
10
Lovely Japanese town with many nice things to see and do.
Lovely Japanese town with many nice things to see and do. Very easy to access by train. The train trip has great scenery. The Hida folk village was very interesting and the daily markets are great to walk through.
Anonymous
Australia
10
We loved Takayama!
We loved Takayama! It is very touristy and there are far too many shops dedicated to tourists but once you’re off the tourist trail the locals were lovely. Takayama was a great place to try the mountain food of Japan which is very different but delicious all the same. We also loved the smaller sake breweries.
Jennifer
France
10
This is a wonderful, easily accessible town with plenty to...
This is a wonderful, easily accessible town with plenty to do and see and an abundance of places to eat and drink. People were genuinely friendly and helpful and we loved the old town, the folk village and the rope way.
We would love to return as we met some lovely people and were sad to leave.
Rob
Japan
10
The old town and Hida folk village were great to wonder...
The old town and Hida folk village were great to wonder around. It is very easy to get a bus to the Hida folk village and you can borrow traditional paper parasols on hot days.
The walking map of the town is ok but you need to make sure you orient it carefully before setting off. As it's on a grid system there are lots of places that look similar. If you can download Google maps before coming do.
“Nice ryokan experience, the onsen (hot baths) are always a bonus, Clean facilities, much nicer than a western hotel. We had a matras instead of a futon which made it more comfortable. The staff were very nice and patient with our son. He decided to throw the stones in the reception area all over the carpet, when we arrived, they seemed very understanding about it and told us to leave it. Takayama was a fantastic place to visit, and this ryokan location was great.”
“The best Onsen we have seen in Japan. Good food (breakfast & dinner). Very kind staff. Easy access by bus (bus stop next to the hotel / bus every hour. Timetable: https://www.nouhibus.co.jp/english/routebus/hirayu_shinhotaka_line.pdf)... however not cheap from Takayama st. (as everywhere in Japan when JRP doesn’t work).”
“Good location near the railway station and close to town. Modern high rise hotel furnished in old ryokan style. Small rooms but cozy. Unfriendly front desk staff but very friendly restaurant staff. Excellent tradional Japanese food. Lovely top floor open air private onsens but you have to queue when busy. Some overstayed their time in the onsen and made others wait. Perhaps the hotel could have regulated this to prevent the frustration. ”
“Lovely traditional Japanese Ryokan. Fantastic Japanese dinner & breakfast options available. Owners go above & beyond for good service, even driving us to the station as it was raining when we left.
Beautiful temple across the road was an added bonus. Location much quieter than Takayama and only a 7 minute train ride away.”
“Our stay at this ryokan was just fantastic! From our arrival till the end. There is absolutely nothing to complain about. I think that is one of the places where you can have a real good ryokan experience.”
“I like the staff very friendly , food is great , view is amazing clean big room and the onsens wow my favorite ... I love this hotel with all my travels”
“Hot spring in the outside was really nice and staff was friendly and helpful. And a room was spacious compared to other hotel in Japan. Also It was convenient to use a shuttle bus operating on every half hour.”
“I am very satisfied with the service and facilities provided. The staffs are very friendly. Our train on check out day was 1pm which was later than check out time.”
“Very good location within the old town, spacious room, well-designed traditionally and of course, the onsen is great (although a bit small). Recommended!”
“Wow is all i can say, we got some of the best food of the whole trip to Japan. The private onsen was such a treat after days of walking. The staff were so graceful and just amazing.”
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Description Just a 2-minute walk from Takayama Station, Oyado Koto No Yume offers Japanese-style rooms with a colourful touch.
