My kids absolutely loved the bunk beds. Excellent sized family room for the 5 of us. There is a huge souvenir shop in the Takayama Green hotel just beside this hotel. The souvenir shop opens at 7am and closes at 10pm so we could still do some shopping after dinner. Laundry machine is the room was very convenient. Comfortable beds and pillows. There's a 7-11 convenience store just opposite the hotel. Do note that parking needed to be reserved. The hotel doesn't have many parking lots and guests need to inform the hotel in advance if you need parking. A traffic cone with your name will be placed in the lot to reserve it for you.

There was no dryer machine in the hotel. We could wash our clothes but had to hang the laundry in the bathroom to dry. The bathroom fan had a dry and heating mode to heat up the place and dry the clothes, it just made the whole bathroom really humid. Some trial and error required to find the best way to hang clothes so that they dried well overnight. The location was a little further from the city centre, about 10-15min walking distance to the train station and eateries.

The hotel was clean, comfortable, and had everything we need. We had the family room which was spacious and nicely laid out. The location is not as close to the town center, but since it was during the festival there were not many options. We walked an extra 10-15 min to get to the center, but it was fine. There were lots of food options within 10 min walk. They subsidize the parking in the paid parking lot.

There were no parking spaces available on their parking lot. So we had to park elsewhere. It was cheap, but the hassle was annoying. having said that, it's a good option for those who come with a car.

We stayed in the room which has 2 doubles and 2 single bunk beds - its beautifully designed. We know abit about furnishings and the room finishing is all top class, the rubbish bin alone is almost USD $300 and the bidet almost USD 800 .. haha. We like the foot lights, the heater in the bathroom/laundry room, the dehumidifier, the microwave etc - smallish but clean and comfortable. We had to park off site as the hotel parking lot is very small and fully reserved. Thats alright as the paraca parking lot is just 5 min walk away and is inexpensive. We are within walking distance of the old city, the morning markets and the stroll is very pleasant.

Insufficient parking lots which are reserved very fast.

10 minute walk from JR Takayama Station and Nohi Bus Station. 7/11 right across the hotel. Modern family-style rooms. We were able to send our luggage to FAV from another hotel. We were able to buy groceries, keep them in the refrigerator, and cook at the hotel room.

No luggage delivery service sending to airport. Would be nice to offer this kind of assistance. Room can be cramped if many of you have big luggage. We were 5 in a room. Looking back, we should've booked 2 rooms instead. Beds were enough but luggage space was our issue. This is more on us though.

Spacious for Japanese standard. Fully equipped with facilities such as washer and bathroom dryer. The shower is separate from the bath tub, which is a plus point if you’re travelling with the elderly. They also provided a stool for you to use, just like in the Onsen. The kitchenette is well equipped, and there’s a table for two where you can have dinner comfortably. 7e is across the road, a clothing mall is just opposite the hotel. Food market (Boss Food Market) is nearby, and a huge Nitori is also nearby. Restaurants are aplenty. Cleanliness is top notch.

Parking at the facility is limited at ¥1000 per day. However, there’s a nearby parking that charges ¥300 from 8:00pm to 10:00am, which is a bargain.

The room( a little apartment) was very nice. Large, new, clean. All the amenities were perfectly working. Air-con very nice, large TV ( if you speak Japanese). Very good value for money. And we had 2 large beds for ourselves

Washing machine was not easy to use and at the end we had to go to a coin Landry. The location is a bit far(20min walking) from center attractions. But to be honest it is a nice walk afterall. So it is a little "price" to have such good value for Money.

I liked the spaciousness of the room. L shaped couch which could be laid on. Nice kitchen area. Washer a huge plus as I had clothes from 9 previous days to wash and dry The hang dryer in the bathroom was efficient. Staff was always professional, polite and friendly. English spoken was better than average even though I have decent travel Japanese No pun pun (long, angry) faces there. Not overly helpful but just right with proper affect. I've stayed in hotels, guesthouses, Air BNB in Japan for over 200 nights and as far as spaciousness , cleanliness and comfort of the room it was in the top 5, and I have stayed in some good hotels, Hilton,Mitsui Garden,Prince hotels etc. It is not a luxury hotel with a huge lobby , many scurrying people around trying to help, BUT it was a luxury room with 2 large full beds and 2 large bunk beds above them. I had room to do my morning exercises and stretches..jumping jacks, stretches, running in place and there was room for another person. It was a 15 min walk from old town which made it out of the way. Only drawback which wouldn't stop me from staying again was few eateries proximal to the Fav but it isn't a deal breaker. All in all.....GREAT. I wish more place in Japan were like the FAV.

I didn't like that I only had 3 nights there. If there was more to see I could have easily stayed a week.

Awesome space, very well designed and comfortable. It’s great for families. Beds are very comfy. Everything is there to do some light cooking too. There’s a very convenient 7/11 right in front of the hotel and an awesome onsen that I highly recommend right next door.

It’s a little bit of a walk to the downtown area (15-20min) which can be annoying for some, although it’s an easy walk overall. Incidentally, while there are a few restaurants around the property, there’s definitely less choices that directly around the train station.

Location is within 10 mins walk from Takayama station. Opposite the hotel is a 7-Eleven which is so convenient for us especially on the day that it snowed. Room is big enough for 5 adults. The WC (toilet bowl) is in a separate room from the shower, which allows 2 people to use 2 facilities at the same time. We love the washing machine and the heating in the shower room helps to dry our clothes. The hotel is within walking distance to the old town which is on the East side of the train station.

The rooms are rather compact but cosy, super comfortable matresses, having a small kitchen with microwave/electric kettle/fridge as well as a washing machine in the bathroom is quite practical. There's a 7/11 across the street and the train station is approx. an 8 min. walk (city centre probably 10-15 min.). Friendly staff, they will accept luggage delivery to their hotel (Yamato/Kuroneko)

We weren't able to send our luggage from the hotel to the next city with Yamato (which was the case with all other hotels we stayed at in Japan), but there's a 7/11 right across the street, that provides this service (they'll also help you to fill out the forms as long as you've got the hotel's name & address in Japanese/kanji), so it wasn't much of an issue