Hotels in Okuhida Onsen, Takayama

Nestled in the tranquil Hida Mountains, Miyama Ouan Kyoritsu Resort offers traditional accommodations featuring hot spring baths and nature views.

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Rachel

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United Kingdom

A really beautiful hotel with many details thought of. So many complimentary things offered which really enhance your stay from the robes and slippers you change into when you arrive, ice lollies after the onsen, noodles in the evening, marshmallows for roasting on the terrace, it feels like the staff really want to go the extra mile to surprise and delight you. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable and the onsens themselves an amazing experience that we all loved, even our children age 10,12 and 14 enjoyed them. The food was very traditional and incredibly special with exceptional presentation. The dinner is expensive but a real treat for the senses. I highly recommend the breakfasts as well. We took the bus to Kamikochi for easy hiking/walking which was perfect. All in all the most perfect start to our Japanese adventure. I’m so glad we had some time in the mountains before Kyoto and Tokyo. Most staff speak some English but google translate is helpful if you need to say more than the basics!

Nestled between untouched nature in the tranquil Northern Alps area, Hidaji offers spacious Japanese-style accommodations with traditional architecture.

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Danit

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United States

GORGEOUS

22 miles from Takayama Station in Takayama, Yunohirakan features accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, public bath, and open-air bath.

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Jeffrey

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United States

Perfect for us! We loved the stay as a family, though it probably helped that my wife speaks Japanese. The service was top notch, and the meals were absolutely perfect - a fantastic overall ryokan experience for us.

Located in a tranquil area in Gifu Region, a 52-minute drive away from JR Takayama Station, Mozumo features a hot-spring bath and rooms decorated with modern Japanese interior.

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Julia

From

United States

This was our only stay at a ryokan and it did not disappoint! So peaceful and beautiful. Our room was comfortable and having a private onsen was such a luxury. The staff went out of their way to ensure our comfort. Truly a special experience. Having bikes available was also great. We did not have the traditional breakfast, but were able to find pastries and fruit in the shops nearby.

Hakuunsou enjoys a location in Takayama, 30 miles from Takayama Station and 16 miles from Kamikochi. This ryokan features free private parking and luggage storage space.

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Anonymous

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United States

The rooms were clean, spacious, and comfortable. Dinner and breakfast were delicious - especially the grilled beef with miso paste. The bus stops right out front, which made our arrival from Takayama and our trip up to the ropeway very easy. The outdoor onsen are beautiful and private, which was perfect for our family with two young girls. We had the place literally to ourselves (I guess July is not peak season!) so it was VERY quiet. We only saw one staff member the whole time but she was sweet and accommodating - even did our laundry for a small fee.

Ryokan Kutsuroginoya Yuu in Takayama provides accommodations with an open-air bath and a garden.

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Lu

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Singapore

It’s impeccable! Food, facility, Onsen are all great! Especially the dinner is a big surprise!

25 miles from Takayama Station, Katsuragi no Sato provides 4-star accommodations in the Fukuji Onsen district of Takayama.

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Michael

From

United States

The natural hot spring

Tabist Kazeyuki in Takayama provides adults-only accommodations with free bikes, a garden, and a shared lounge.

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Adriana

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Netherlands

Nice old traditional Japanese styled room, location is great as well. Room was very spacious too and the private onsen were great too.

Featuring a spa center and hot spring bath, Kazaguruma (Kazeya Group) Nakao Hotel is located in Takayama. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.

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Karthik

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Japan

Excellent Location, big rooms, private bath and friendly staff.

Renovated in 2014, Kazeya overlooks the majestic Hida mountain range, and offers public and private hot spring-baths.

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Zoe

From

United Kingdom

Great traditional Ryokan. Comfortable rooms and we got a free upgrade to a room with a private onsen - although the water was very hot. We also enjoyed visiting the indoor and outdoor private and public onsens too - water more of a comfortable temperature in those. We upgraded our dinner to have the full Hida beef set menu which was delicious and we also had a wonderful traditional breakfast too. Easy to get to via bus, just check the bus schedule for timings.