Descubra sua estadia em Takayama

The three-person Japanese-style room is really very small. The three mattresses are discharged inside and it is full, but it is really full of organs. The room is very quiet and the sound insulation effect is good. The outside sound is completely audible. Family I feel the mattress quilt and pillow are very comfortable, I have a simple breakfast in the morning, I can eat enough

The room is very beautiful. And it's very clean. Maybe because it just opened. The space in the room is wide. There is a sink zone in the room, which is something new. And there is also a sliding room screen. for privacy The bathroom is separated from the shower room. What is very good? Parking can be parked in front of the hotel. and nearby areas that are resting points Wide parking lot, a short walk away. It is considered a very good place to stay. If you want to wake up and go to Shirakawa village, go early in the morning.

My wife and I stayed at Sansui Ryokan during our recent trip as part of Nakasendo Trail walk. We had a memorable time at Sansui. They had 4 private baths which guests could use. The dinner / breakfast were excellent. We appreciated the thoughtful yet down to earth, homey service. My wife enjoyed the banter with our server who is 72 years old during our dinner through Google translate ! Although we have checked out,the lady sending us off gave us a walking bell when she found out that we were going off on our hike before leaving the area. We felt very touch with the gesture !

Anyway, there are too many gaps between the posted photos! The photo shows only the part that has been renewed. It looks even better processed. In fact, there are many places that make you think of the Showa era. Renewal is incomplete and inconsistent. It was in someone's word of mouth, but I can't deny the feeling of a forest school or a resort. It's certainly in the woods, but it doesn't feel like a resort at all. Should the name Resort & Spa be changed? The 100% free-flowing hot spring, which is the selling point of this hotel, is ruined by the unclean dressing room and bathroom. The food is not bad, but very ordinary. The sashimi was lukewarm, and the dessert pudding felt like it was sold at a supermarket. The sense of tableware, tables and chairs are also reminiscent of the Showa era. And for some reason the lighting in the dining room is just pointlessly dark. Do you really think it's fashionable if it's dark...? Above all, it is unforgivable that the price setting is at the same level as a luxury hotel. A glass of beer is 1,100 yen? ! I wonder if they are targeting first-time customers who are deceived by the posted photos. With this quality, 30,000 per person is questionable. The best is 12,000 yen. The good points All the young staff were pleasant and likable. Towels will be replaced with new ones. The water pressure in the shower was good. I think they are putting a lot of effort into infection control. that's all.

We stayed at this temple hotel overnight as part of a tour of Japan. The accommodation was simple and I experienced my first time sleeping on a traditional futon, which was an experience in itself. We had to respect the customs of the temple, i.e. take shoes off before entering the building. We tried the communal bathing rooms (but on a one to one basis, not sharing) which was refreshing. The toilets and washbasins were shared. The breakfast was lovely, the staff friendly and helpful. A lovely new experience for me. We attended the early morning rituals by the monks at the temple which was a very moving service, before moving on to our next destination.

Okuhida, who wanted to go before. . It's far from Tokyo. How many hours did it take? From Nagoya to Hida go and take an hour by bus from Takayama. It is a small inn. There was a fireplace in the lobby. There are three hot springs and there is a kind of a hanging at the front desk, so it's a way to take it if it's empty. All three places were in during my stay, but none of them were good. Because all of them are open-air baths, the feeling of openness is good. The hot water is good. There were no customers from overseas. . I was able to really slow. The food at the dining room was delicious. I was a solo trip, but I don't think it will float separately. I made a reservation at a certain reservation site at first, but I had no choice of number and only ２ names were selected. When I called the inn in another case, the lady general is kind, and this is ２ name fee, so if you cancel it once and make a reservation directly by phone, it is half price. . Honest. . I think I'll have to come again. . . It's far away. .

Extremely well located if you want to be right next to the train station and bus station - my room overlooked the tracks. Provision of washing machine and dryer is a superb bonus inroom as are the full cooking facilities. The hotel intelligently provides basics such as oil, salt, coffee, tea and even a couple of detergent sachets for the washing. Strangelt though, no knives or other cutting implements of any kind. A tip if you intent to cook. The Family Mart opposite is basic, but there is a huge supermarket under the tracks and just beyond MacDonalds where you can get international food as well as Japanese. Slightly dreary corridors and a reception crowded with people waiting for their room to become available. But on the plus side they let me into my room early as I was unwell at the time.

This hotel provided great service and clean accommodations. I love that hotels in Japan provide pajamas and toothbrushes. This hotel had two public baths. It's nice that they have one bath where the water is not as hot. We had the dinner buffet. It included American and chinese offerings. You receive a ticket for one serving of the Hida beef. I thought the food was good. I like that the portions are small, so you can try a lot of things. We also had the breakfast buffet which included Takayama specialty items too. There is a large souvenir shop in the hotel, so you are able to pick up gifts. I thought the prices are comparable to other gift shops. The hotel offers a free shuttle to the train station. It is a 7 minute walk to the train station, so it's not so bad. They only have two shuttles that go to Takayama Jinya (government house) which is across the bridge from Sanmachi Suji. Otherwise it's at least a 20-25 minute walk. I wish they had more shuttles to that area. There is not much to look at on the way from the hotel to Sanmachi. As Takayama becomes more popular with tourists, most of the hotel staff and store owners are able to communicate in English. Overall, I enjoyed my time at the hotel and would stay there again.

This was our first time at a ryokan and it’s going to set the bar really high. As another reviewer noted, Oyado Koto no Yume embodies the best of hospitality. Right upon arrival, our hosts were warm and helpful. Would also note that the lady whom I think is the owner speaks very good English if necessary. I’ve noticed that the staff will also speak basic Japanese slowly if it’s clear that you’re learning the language and are struggling to speak it but trying—I really appreciated that :) You’re asked to take your shoes off upon entry, which being Asian, I love. I think the host also wiped down the wheels of our suitcases. This little place just goes beyond and above with all the nice things they offer additionally (price inclusive) to ensure you have a lovely stay. There’s a yukata service, where they let you choose a yukata to wear inside or outside, as well as plush coats hanging in the lobby area that you can borrow if it’s cold outside. They have aromatherapy burners with a variety of scents that you can choose, just ask the front desk for an aroma pot. The room itself was pristine and immediately instilled in us a sense of calm. There are little snacks waiting on the table, a fridge that’s actually a fridge and not a minibar so can actually be used by the guest, a full set of cups and plates along with a kettle and coffee pod machine, and the host will explain that you get sleep yukatas and specific face towels as well. If you have the Japanese-style room, the staff will make up your futon while you’re out. They left a sweet note on ours and also a put a pitcher of ice water on the table. It was these little touches that made our stay really pleasant and memorable. Would also mention that if you’re there longer, or it’s raining, there’s a small manga library downstairs and it looks like you can also do origami, which will get proudly displayed in a glass cabinet. There’s also a bathhouse and you can reserve a private one for a small fee. Staying at Oyado Koto no Yume felt like being a welcome guest at home. After we checked out, we were given a set of Takayama postcards as a gift. Would highly recommend you stay here if visiting the charming town of Takayama, and experience the best of Japanese hospitality. I can’t wait to go back. ありがとうございました~