Close to train/bus station, you can easily walk to all points of interest of the city. Rooms are equipped with all you need, having an onsen in the hotel is really nice. Staff is friendly and helpful.

This pocket-sized room (14m2) really delivered! It was so smartly designed that we were very comfortable in the room for 3 nights - we even managed to do a full load of laundry and hang it up to dry in the room. Our luggage was stowed under the bed, the desk had a 2 tier shelf that extended the space, there was a clever hanging rail in the corridor with hooks below. No space was wasted. There was even a small bench seat and round table with a stool so we had some meals in. We had nice views of the town and mountains, and enjoyed a daily onsen. We took advantage of the hotel's central location, between the train station and river, to explore Takayama. It's a fantastic town with much to see and do.

Comfortable Amenities: - Heavenly bed with 4 fluffy pillows. 4! Usually I'm lucky if I can get 2 :) - Strategic placement of the tv in front of the bed. Perfect for staying in when it's raining outside - Keyboard friendly tv remote. With mini keyboard on the remote, I don't have to use the scroll button when I need to perform a search in Youtube channel. I can also mirror my phone to the tv - Soothing welcome melody on the tv. Love it so much I just keep the tv on sometimes to listen to the melody. - Plenty of space to store your luggage under the bed - There's also Small couch in the room so you can place your belongings or relax - power outlets are conveniently located at bed headboard. Convenient Features: - Ability to check the availability of washer/dryer and how crowded the onsen is using the tv - Bathroom is on the same level as bedroom therefore there is No need to step up/down to get to use the bathroom. - you can also borrow an umbrella from the hotel when it's raining - They also provide recycle box for hotel guest who like to give away their clothes/shoes Excellent Facilities: - The hotel also houses an onsen on the ground floor. Great Service: - The staff were lovely, warm and welcoming

Because the bed is so cozy it made me want to sleep in the whole day.

The hotel is close to the train staton, and there were plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Our room was spotless, and the bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable. We did not utilize the public bath, so I can't speak to that. Toiletry amenities are provided in the lobby, if needed, as are powdered coffee (would not recommend) and tea bags. Pajamas and slippers were provided.

The Dotour powdered coffee was not good, but if you desperately require coffee first thing in the morning, it'll do. There's tea available as an alternative, though, so that was appreciated.

Located a short, 5-min walk from Takayama train station and surrounded by restaurants and convenience stores, Hotel Wing International Hida Takayama provides guests with a clean but tight room with a comfy bed, a TV with access to streaming platforms and free toiletries. Guests may also enjoy a small onsen, often crowded, as expected because the hotel was full, as well as a plethora of free toiletries available at the reception. Our one-night stay did not include breakfast due to time constraints, but the overall experience was positive. Doing your research pays off for we found in this hotel a deal with great value for our money.

The room was a bit tight, but comfortable and clean nonetheless, deserving a 9/10. Please refer to other reviews for feedback on the breakfast.

We liked this hotel and especially appreciated the onsen. Reception staff were helpful even though the hotel was quite busy. and they are trained to use telephone translation for any particular question of concern out of the normal routine. Personally we loved the Japanese oriented breakfast, even as they had also some possibilities for foreign guests. The lobby was nice and the hotel provides sitting and non alcoholic drinks in the restaurant until late. The bed in our room was large with space under it for our suitcases. There was not a wardrobe but this is usual for many local hotels in Japan. The restaurant is immediately next to the lift as you come down for breakfast. When you first check in at the hotel, the hotel gives you a separate printed breakfast card for each day of your stay, which you hand in at the door of the restaurant. Some foreign travellers in other reviews might not initially have appreciated that your room key is not enough in this case when the hotel also offers the option of staying in a room without breakfast. Culturally in this country it is difficult to say no to anybody directly - also when understanding of different languages and accents by restaurant staff can normally also be really quite limited. How you placed your card on the table was also important for them to know whether the table was reserved while you chose your meal, or when you turned the card over to indicate that you have completely finished your meal. This card is really the logical and viable solution in this case for the hotel and works well - and when this situation is fully appreciated and the logic of this card culturally is fully understood this can prevent further misunderstandings. We would still stay there again if only because we appreciated the onsen and the breakfast and the opportunity of exploring this beautiful city again.

We found directions to the hotel from printed maps and directions from the information office initially a bit misleading, perhaps also as we walked with our extra suitcases, so we took a taxi from the hotel again back to the station on our departure.

This is a nice, modern hotel. Of the 16 we visited on this trip, it's definitely above average. Everything was comfortable. The staff was very helpful when they scanned our documents and let us work in the breakfast room after checkout. There's a... Sento on the ground floor, where you can soak in a hot tub, but it's rather boring. Although the hotel is slightly out of the city center, it's close to the train and bus stations.

During and after breakfast, there's no space on the ground floor to work or wait for your train to depart.

We had a great stay at this hotel in Takayama during the festival. The location is excellent — just a 5 to 10 minute walk from the train and bus stations, and also very close to the city center and all the main attractions. The room was small but had everything we needed and was clean and comfortable. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of options, both Japanese and Western, which was perfect to start the day. There’s also a small public bath that was a nice bonus to relax in after a day out. Overall, a convenient and comfortable stay in a great location!

Lovely modern hotel with free bath house in excellent location. A 10min walk from station & 20min walk to Main Street with many restaurants & morning markets along the river. Great for breakfast! Hotel offered lots of incidentals in reception ie sachets of cleanser, toner & facial creams etc PJS supplied again! Would definitely stay here again. Took bus trip up to shinotaka ropeway with “Klook” great value. Stopping at Tochia onsen on way back, as driver suggested, a very private local experience & very peaceful!

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The room was great, it was clean, staff was nice, the views from the window were very nice as well. Room enough for a couple travelling. Wifi was good. We sadly didn't get to book the breakfast but it looked very good; we had booked another hotel closeby which was appalling and therefore, we booked Hotel Wing International Hida Takayama instead and didn't even go to the first one, only for their breakfast. As most hotels that are close to the Takayama station, it's very easy to walk around the city or get someplace quickly.