Hotéis com bares em Takayama

Great location walkable distance to the shopping street. New and clean room. Try the private outdoor bath it’s nice 👍🏻. Breakfast is quite nice and value for money at 1000 yen per pax . Highly recommended

My favorite hotel in Takayama. The hotel has a sense of design, good service, clean bath (but small) and a lot of Hida pure milk ice cream to eat. There are soft drinks available all day, and you can also try more than a dozen kinds of sake for free. The breakfast is delicious and beautiful. There are also many Hida drinks and milk dairy products to drink. Later we lived in Takayama Sakura. When we wanted to have a drink after the soup at night and found that there was no lemonade at the front desk, we sighed that if we were in wood in this climate, we must have started drinking soft drinks.

We stayed here for a 2 nights on a Distant Journey (DJ) tour of Japan. Arrived around 5pm by coach from Mt Fuji area. Check in was well organised but it was after 6pm before our luggage arrived in our room on 8th floor. We were meant to meet our TM and guide between 7 and 7.30 for advice on where to have dinner. Map in hand we turned right outside hotel and proceeded into town. Recommended restaurants were very difficult to find. Any we did find, including those not mentioned, were either fully reserved or full or, as time passed towards 8pm, were closing. We headed back to the hotel to find buffet option was £45 or set Japanese meal ¥8,300 (£53). Many of us went to a 711 across the road from hotel and bought ready meals, which they heated for us in microwave, beer or wine and we retreated to our rooms. The street lighting is poor so navigation from a map was difficult. Breakfast was like school dinners but passable. Bar closes at 7pm!!! If you are reading this and are on a JD tour get to town early to stand a chance of eating out. A group did find a restaurant very close by hotel before the bridge on opposite side of road to 711 but the name unrecognisable as in Japanese, photo attached.

We were lucky to stay at Mercure Takayami on their opening night. Everything about the hotel was above our expectations. Rooms were a very comfortable with attention to detail. Having USB and USB C charging ports for our electronics next to the bed was very convenient and meant we didn't need to search for our Japan power adaptors. This hotel has been well designed with a focus on local traditional carpentry and joinery skills. When you book this hotel make sure you book a room that includes access to the private Onsen. We had an open-air experience while we watched the snow from our private onsen. Breakfast had an extensive range of Tradition Hida dishes and Western choices, with different options available each day. This was a great way to try Hida Beef Curry and Hida chicken cooked on a traditional grill. Staff were very helpful going above and beyond with their dedicated and personal service, even searching the internet for me to find a store that sold Yama Cola. We will be back to stay again and will try to stay longer next time.

The location was perfect, the room was nicely designed and very clean, the staff were super helpful and friendly, the public bath was quaint and neat. But my favorite is the fact that the hotel offered an extensive travel guide for the guests. I didn’t plan much traveling to Takayama, but the hotel’s thorough and detailed guide on what to do and where to go around the area helped me so much!! I would definitely recommend to my friends and family next time!!

We stayed at Hotel Associa Takayama Resort as part of our tour group. We had a spacious twin room on the 15th floor of the Alps Wing which was the largest room of our tour. The room was very comfortable as were the beds. The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean. There was tea and coffee making facilities in the room. The resort is on the outskirts of Takayama but there is a shuttle bus into the centre of the city. There are limited restaurants in the hotel and 2 of them were booked out by the time we arrived. We managed to book into the Japanese restaurant and had a delicious meal there. The breakfast buffet didn't have cereal. There was a laundromat on the ground floor which consisted of a number of combined washing machine/dryers which dispensed their own detergent.

Breakfast was good, but the Japanese-style room 2010 was a bit dated! On February 2nd, the Shirakawa-mura Lighting Festival, the house price doubled more than 3,000 a night! There is a theft in booking a room in Japan: the room is charged according to the number of people. This room can accommodate 3 to 6 people. You can book 3 people for 4 people and 3 or 4 people for 5 people. living!

Takayama was easily the best place we visited during our entire visit to Japan. We stayed 2 nights in a Japanese style room with a private outdoor bath and dinner and breakfast. The room was absolutely beautiful - so spacious, clean, and luxurious, with all the amenities we could have needed. The outdoor bath was heavenly, and the view from the balcony was the icing on the cake. It was lovely to come back from dinner and have our futons laid out for us. If you’re looking for a truly traditional Japanese dining experience then look no further. We had a private dining booth, and the food was served in small courses. The food itself was very different to what we’re used to, and it was quite intimidating! But the staff did a good job at explaining what everything was and how to eat it. We were concerned that we might have communication issues since Hoshokaku is away from the big cities, and we weren’t sure how prominent English would be here. But the staff spoke the clearest English of any other accommodation we stayed at. They were so attentive all the time that we almost felt like royalty. We’re already planning to stay again when we next visit Japan! One last thing I’d like to mention is to address concerns in previous reviews about smoking in the building. I think this must be something which has completely changed; we didn’t get a whiff of smoke anywhere in the building. The entire place was immaculate and honestly a joy to wander around in.

I visited with my family including infants. I really like an inn with a hot spring in the guest room bath! So, although there are many inns that have open-air baths in guest rooms that are not hot springs, this Okada Ryokan's Warakutei room had an open-air bath in the hot spring rooms, so It was compatible with the use of the family. It was about 20,000 yen per person. It is a hot spring inn with a modern Japanese atmosphere that has been relocated from an old building in a corner where Hirayu hot spring inns are lined up. Check in at the inn around 17:00. When I was parking the car, a woman who seemed to be Mr. Nakai came out from inside, said a welcome word and carried my luggage in a cart. It's unique to a decent inn. It was a kind and friendly exchange. The first old man at the reception doesn't say rude, but he tends to look down without a smile, and I thought that other female employees and young male employees were working hard to serve customers with a smile. Except for this person, everyone greeted me with a smile when I passed each other and felt hospitality. I was happy to talk to my child that he was cute and cute. Imagine it as a luxury inn, and I was surprised that the lobby was suddenly decorated with a mysterious folk craft. Because it is a good building with a good atmosphere, the lobby should be a space where you can reduce the number of things a little more and relax. I was surprised at the atmosphere of the lobby, but when I was guided to the building, it was about 15 years after the building was relocated for more than 100 years, and it was a modern and nice building with the atmosphere of an old folk house. The room was a Japanese-style room between two rooms, with a kotatsu and a garden, not new but clean and sufficient. The hot springs and open air in the guest rooms are small for one adult, but the atmosphere is quite good. The prepared kelp tea with gold leaf was delicious. I thought it would be an open-air bath while it was bright, so I arrived in the room and changed my clothes early 々 and went to the large communal bath. For changing clothes, women could choose colored yukata from about 10 types. The hot springs are very good. Hirayu is still good. The quality of the spring is soft and transparent. The indoor bath was moderately hot and the open air was quite lukewarm. The bath is new, clean and large enough for the number of rooms. It has a high ceiling and is open. The view of the open-air bath is wonderful and the ridge of the mountain 々 looks beautiful. There was still snow in the mountains, which made the mountains look more beautiful again. We recommend that you enter once while it is bright. Supper was served in a private room with a hearth and a digging hearth because it was a hearth kaiseki. I was kindly impressed by the mini futon laid for my children. The main dish is Hida beef, and you can bake it yourself with the iron plate in the hearth in front of you. The meat is a little hard and cannot be ranked A5. It was more atmosphere than taste. Overall, it was a dish that was not impressed. It's a bit disappointing if you expect too much Hida beef, rock fish, Ochazuke rice, and desserts. It's not that what was the most delicious. Crab pot was also normal ... It was a feeling. If you think it's a cheap inn instead of a luxury inn, you're satisfied. The young man in the meal was good and hard. After eating, after taking the child in the bath in the room (it was fun), the starry sky seen from the room was beautiful, so I went to see the starry sky in the open air. I wish I could turn off the outside lights ... but is it dangerous? It was a little difficult to see due to the lights, but the starry sky in Okuhida was still beautiful and I was able to appreciate the constellations of spring. What I was worried about was that there was no cold water or tea service at the end of the hot water, and all the paid vending machines were unfriendly compared to other inns. There was water drawn directly from the mountain, but in this time of corona turmoil, I pulled a lot of questions about why I didn't put a paper cup in the style of turning and drinking a plastic cup that was placed. I squeezed it with my hand and drank it, but it didn't get particularly cold and it was ordinary lukewarm water. Also, the door to go to Warakutei is poorly set up and it is impossible to be hard, but will it not be improved? It seems that children can't pull it. Generally speaking, it is not an inn that stays in a high room and expects entertainment like a luxury inn, but it is an impression that it is a good inn to get a moderate quality at a moderate price.

Near to the JR station Only a FamilyMart nearby Staff are nice Enjoy the onsen on the top floor