I like the location, about 300 metres walk from Takayama station and bus centre where you go to take buses to various sightseeing spots. The free supper was also delicious, breakfast was not bad, beds were comfortable and bathroom was spacious by Japanese standards.

The onsen was natural but it's way too hot and not comfortable to soak for long. There are only 1 washing machines to serve 7 floors of guests - not enough. I had to wait for 40 minutes in person just so I could use it. The bedroom was a bit small but can still accomm 2 half open medium sized luggage s. I booked it during peak season. If cheaper it will be better value.

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Booked this hotel on a whim only shortly before arriving in Japan, and only had the chance to stay in Takayama for one night. The hotel itself was great: nicely presented, welcoming, with comfortable rooms, and conveniently-located just five to ten minutes from the historic area of town, with plenty of restaurants even closer than that. I just wish I'd made plans to stay there longer! Ultimately I only arrived in the evening (winter weather can affect how long it takes to get to Takayama, especially by car) and had to leave early the next morning, but if I return to Takayama, I'd certainly stay here again.

Easy location to walk to after a stiff and cramped bus ride from Kamikochi. Walk along Ekimae Chuo Dori for a quieter route to Hommachi Dori shopping, Jinya-Mae morning market and the Old Town area. More food choices too since one can easily get to the stores around the JR station. Also easy intro to Onsen bath (the hotel's top floor bath gives different view of Takayama town early mornings and at sunset).

Too many large tourist groups who don't forward their bags and chatter loudly. And only tourists are crowding the dinner joints early. (Plan to have late afternoon snacks and have dinner later is a saner choice.)

The hotel is in good location and to the Miyagawa morning market just takes 10 min walking. Hotel even provides delicious chazuke at night for free. That’s wonderful for the customers who might feel hungry at night. And the price is relatively acceptable for most of the travelers.

It’s a bit inconvenient if you drive a car to there, hotel doesn’t provide their own parking space. However , very close to the hotel is a private parking space for those who need a parking space, and it charges 1100 yen per day by requesting front desk reception.

Location: Very close to the station about 5 minute walk, which was nice because the area was experience heavy snow fall. You can access all the major sights in Takayama such as the Morning markets and the old town via a short walk. There are a lot of food spots around the area. Stay: Check-in was easy, staff spoke good English. They stored our luggage because we arrived before check-in time. Rooms were spacious enough for 2 people, had no issues with the size. The breakfast had a good selection of food western and Japanese.

Clean and spacious room. Free onsen at 9th floor with amazing view in common room. Friendly and ready to help staff. Excellent location - walking distance to the city center and connections by train stations/Nohibus (3 minutes walking).

The bed was a bit small ~ 140 cm for two average people (1,60 and 1,75). Cotton pyjamas were included but they had a strong perfume smell and I couldn’t wear them unfortunately. Loud group of Chinese tourists that made their presence remarked in the lobby and onsen during our stay.

Marvelous hotel in the best location and super friendly and helpful staff! The room was pretty big compared to hotels in Tokyo, and they had no issue giving me an extra pillow when I requested one. The onsen on the top floor was also amazing - they do allow small tattoos (like, max 6 in/ 15 cm), but if you’re supper inked it’s a no-go (never hurts to ask, though). The morning buffet was tasty and very easy. Would absolutely stay here again, in a heartbeat.

Location is good, washing machine is convenient, onsen is cozy, view from top floor is beautiful. It's quite nice that the hotel allows you to buy breakfast on the day.

No humidifier in the room, and it's super dry! I woke up of dehydration for two days, then found out that the humidifier was actually on the list of "things to borrow from hotel", but the front desk boys asked me to carry the heavy machine myself from lobby to the room upstairs, what a "great" service! :( All the previous hotels I stayed in Japan have this necessity inside the room already...

Loved my stay, all of the staff were really nice, room was big and clean, the onsen on the last floor was just the cherry on top :)

Only one thing, the bed is right next to the window(which is cozy and nice) but my room was facing east, so every morning from around 6 am the heat from the sun woke me up even though the curtains were closed and the AC was on(didn’t help at all)