Hotels with Bars / Lounges in Takayama

"女将さん、若女将さんとても感じがよく親切した。"

"This is a wonderful place to spend a few days. The ryokan is very authentically Japanese. The staff was helpful wherever we needed them. The food Is good, though our best meals were in restaurants in Takayama. Most of all, the hot springs are AWESOME. The water is so thick with minerals, so rich. We didn’t want to leave."

"Very good service. Room is clean. Public bath is great. Food is delicious and plentiful. Great place to spend with family. Just 10 minutes drive to Hotaka Ropeway but far from Takayama town."

"Very comfortable and spacious room with great views. Excellent breakfast buffet in a sunny big room. Shuttle bus service is prompt and good to have as hotel is on edge of town. Onsen was lovely, with great views and several different ones to try aswell as a relaxation area."

"Convenient access to all the locations including railway Station. Friendly staff and knowledgeable to provide advice on famous local interests places. "

"Very clean, with good Onsen experience. 5 min walk from JR train station and convenient to the old Quarter. "

"Conveniently located and great service. Very hospitable and great dining experience with onsen amenities."

"Amazing onsen! I booked a room with a private open air onsen for end of March 2024 and was blown away at how nice my room and the entire hotel was. The facility was impeccable, food was good, staff was super nice and my room was so great. I was only there two nights and regret not staying longer. I will definitely come back to this onsen. Also, the surrounding was snowy and it snowed the second night, loved it! It felt great to relax outdoors in the warm water! Thank for Onsen staff for such...

"A nice hotel that gives the real adventure of traditional Japanese style - sleeping, eating and usingt he onsen. We liked it though it was enough for two nights (more than that would be chalenging for western family with kids)"

"We had a wonderful time at this ryokan. We chose this inn specifically for its remote location and traditional atmosphere and were not disappointed. The hotel, outdoor onsen, and woodsy surroundings were all excellent. The building is old and reminded me of the railroad lodges of the western United States: creaky old doors and floors, metal keys, and rotary dial phones. Other than the hotel, there are no restaurants nearby (that I know of) and dinner is an elaborate kaiseki ryori that requires...