Compare Luxury Hotels in Takayama

"This was a very traditional Japanese hotel. The staff were great and the western breakfast was really nice as well had a different one every day. Staff were very polite and helpful during our stay. View was great and beds very comfortable"

"This is a beautiful, peaceful hotel! It's so warm and calming. The proximity to the train station was incredibly convenient, we loved not having to drag our suitcases far from the train and shuttle bus area. The staff were super lovely and we're happy to speak to us in English (our Japanese isn't up to scratch). The washer-dryer in the room was awesome, and the room was a great size with plenty of room for us both to have our suitcases open at the same time. The room was also beautiful, really appreciated the furniture and shoji screens on the windows. The top floor has an awesome common space with chairs, a balcony, and foot bath with absolutely amazing views over Takayama and the mountains surrounding. We were so pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed our stay here."

"Room was clean and quite spacious for Japanese standards. Parking was very convenient using a system of reserved space, but the garage was a bit hard to find at first because the entrance is around the back of the hotel and not clearly marked. I left my airpods after checkout but a phone call to the hotel had them deliver it to my next hotel where we were staying. Much appreciated! Highly recommend!"

"The hotel was very clean and easy to find. The location was excellent. The staff was friendly and helpful. The included breakfast was very good. On the downside, the beds were hard as rocks. It felt like I was sleeping on a concrete slab. Otherwise, our stay was very good."

"Everything was just excellent - large and very comfortable rooms, extremely clean, excellent breakfast, not just tasty but also beautifully decorated. Highly recommend this place. "

"Very misleading. Very expensive and at 315.00 a night we were shocked to hear there was no shower in the room. Sleeping was difficult on the uncomfortable futons. Camping would have been a better choice🙄"