Maple Inn is a beautifully renovated traditional Japanese house, located about a 10-minute walk from Takayama Station. It offers both comfort and convenience, making it a great base for your trip.
Situated in a peaceful residential neighborhood, the house provides a quiet and relaxing atmosphere where you can experience the daily rhythm of Takayama life. In the morning, take a walk to the historic old town, visit local shrines and the Miyagawa Morning Market. In the evening, return home to enjoy meals like Hida beef, seafood hot pot, or seasonal vegetables in the cozy dining area.
The house features a charming Japanese garden and free parking for two cars. With a warm blend of traditional style and modern amenities, it’s perfect for both families and friends. The fully equipped kitchen and clean, updated bathrooms make it ideal for both short and extended stays.
Within a 5-minute walk, you’ll find two major supermarkets for groceries and supplies. There are also many local restaurants and specialty shops nearby for you to explore.
Takayama is more than just a destination—it’s a place to slow down and enjoy life. At Maple Inn, we welcome you to experience it like a local.
Apartment 1 room 1DK Simple room
Its about a 10minute walk from JR Takayama Station so its perfect for sightseeing It is a quiet location near Hida Tenmangu Shrine
It can also be used as a base for sightseeing in Shinhotaka Kamikochi and Shirakawago
There is also a popular bakery within walking distance where people line up every day
There are other residents on the second floor
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A Charming Villa with Antique Elegance – 10-Min Walk from JR Gifu Station Located in the heart of Gifu City, this exquisite villa offers a luxurious stay surrounded by elegant antique furniture. Step into a beautifully curated space featuring 19th-century antique furnishings, chandeliers, and a spacious open kitchen, perfect for gathering with family and friends. Every detail, down to the smallest décor, has been carefully selected to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. This pristine home ensures a comfortable and safe stay for guests of all ages, from young children to international travelers. The entire villa is exclusively yours, providing complete privacy. With three bedrooms, it accommodates up to 10 guests. As a private rental, you can enjoy your stay without worrying about other guests. Families with young children can relax with amenities such as a baby crib, Bumbo seat, and toys. The kitchen is fully stocked with dishes, knives, and cookware, plus fun party essentials like a takoyaki maker, hot plate, and shaved ice machine for an unforgettable gathering. Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, the villa is an ideal base for exploring the area. By car, it’s only 15 minutes to Gifu-Kakamigahara IC, making it easy to visit Gifu Castle, the Nagara River, Hida-Takayama, Gujo Hachiman, and even Nagoya. We look forward to welcoming you! Feel free to reach out with any questions.
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It is a 13minute walk from JR Takayama Station through the old townscape at the foot of the temples scattered along the Higashiyama Promenade
It is a rare riverside inn in the city with the Kawakami Bettei Historical Site Park on the opposite bank
The babbling of the Enako River flowing alongside the inn will soothe your soul
The old townscape shopping district and restaurant district are within walking distance
The town is named after Soyuji Temple which is just a 1minute walk away
As an independent private inn it is quiet and welllit You can enjoy a private space without worrying about your neighbors It is limited to one group per day making it ideal for group trips such as families and friends
Across from the inn is the popular public bath Takanoyu with a Finnishstyle sauna Many people use this place to bathe
Akakabu fut une fantastique découverte!
Nous arrivons dans une magnifique demeure entièrement détruite dans une autre région et reconstruite pièce par pièce à son emplacement actuel, dont les propriétaires éprouvent une immense fierté.
Nous sommes accueillis par une famille dynamique, joyeuse, ouverte et généreuse, aimant accueillir et offrir le meilleur à leurs invités.
Passée une belle réception, s’ouvre un salon avec le foyer traditionnel au centre. Les chambres sont très belles, spacieuses, dans lesquelles nous préparons et rangeons nous-mêmes nos futons comme de coutume dans un Minshuku. Les Yukatas à disposition sont beaux et confortables et une couche épaisse peut être mise par dessus par temps froid.
A peine arrivés, nous avons été invités à nous baigner et à profiter des bains en couple, moyennant de mettre un petit panneau indiquant que nous prenons un bain en famille, si charmant. Les salles de bains sont magnifiques, toute de bois de cèdre, avec une vaste baignoire en métal.
Il y a également la possibilité d’y faire une lessive, très appréciable pour un voyage backpack.
Tout est propre et sent bon. Le lieu invite volontiers à des rencontres avec les autres convives. L’esprit ouvert des hôtes est communicatif et rend chaque instant unique et ouvre au partage. Tout est fait pour se sentir chez soi, en famille ou entre amis.
Les repas offerts sont copieux et délicieux. Nous avons eu droit à une shabu shabu variée et de nombreux petits plats autour, tous préparés avec le plus grand soin et des ingrédients de qualité. Le petit déjeuner n’était pas en reste, copieux et savoureux.
De plus, vin, bières et surtout sakés régionaux d’excellente qualité sont offerts à prix très doux pour parfaire la visite gustative.
Après le repas, nous avons été invités à une démonstration / initiation de pliage et découpe de papier dont le propriétaire des lieux est expert depuis 41 ans, le tout amené avec humour dans des conversations riches et ouvertes.
Ce lieu mériterait un roman complet mais nous nous arrêterons là. Pour faire bref, nous avons adoré et Akakabu se trouve en très bonne place sur nos carnets de voyages pour y retourner dès que nous en aurons l’occasion! Mille mercis pour tout!
GGuest UserThis place is so beautiful, traditional style rooms and sliding doors, lots of natural wood. It felt like I was in a luxury hotel! The woman who ran in was so kind and friendly, I loved my stay here. I stayed here to hike a portion of the Nakasendo Way- Magome to Tsumago. It’s not close, you have to go to take like 2 or 3 transits to get there, I think it was like 2 hours to get there if I remember. It’s an old, traditional Japanese village- the buildings are really cool. There wasn’t much going on though while I was there, not many restaurants open. I ended up stocking up on food from 7/11 in Ena or Nakatsugawa I think it was to take back with me because there aren’t any stores like that in Iwamura that I found. You can get cash out from the ATM at the post office. This was a very peaceful place and a cool insight into a non-touristy area of Japanese life. Would definitely recommend this accommodation.
GGuest UserI think it's a good room. At first I was worried that if I had to sleep with others, it would be noisy, but everyone was very quiet and I slept very well. The bed was quite easy to sleep on, and there were towels, toothpaste, and toothbrushes provided. I was quite satisfied.
DDemi.9.2Place is exceptional. Cleanliness, showers, toilets all available and really great quality.
Only down side was the distance if the weather was bad. I can't blame them as weather is uncontrollable, but it's pretty tough to be dragging heavy luggages over to and fro in the rain or snow. Else if it was slightly nearer to the food areas, it would have been spectacular, else it's perfect!
RRickyMKThere is a mother-in-law at the B&B who understands simple English and is very kind. She also introduced some scenic spots. The B&B room is large and the environment is very clean and hygienic. But please note that you need to take stairs to get to the room on the second floor. The B&B has a bathhouse, which is subject to a pay-per-use fee. The location is moderate, opposite Kokubunji Temple. It takes about 6 minutes to walk from Takayama Station towards Kokubunji Temple. It is easy to find. From the B&B, you can walk to the Takayama Festival Hall, Kankawa Chaochi, Shimosan no Machi, etc., which is very convenient.
There was an incident. I booked a room that included breakfast, but the B&B did not provide breakfast. After that, I returned to Hong Kong to handle the matter. After contacting Trip.com customer service, I was able to get the relevant funds back quickly.
JJK02This guesthouse is clean and conveniently located near the JR station. The owner is incredibly friendly and provides helpful information for exploring the town. It’s the first place I’ve stayed where they even carried guests’ luggage, which was a thoughtful touch. A warm and welcoming experience overall!
YYIGo out of Gero station, turn left and walk for three minutes, and then you can check in at three o'clock in the afternoon. You can put your luggage in the room where the landlord of the hotel will carry the luggage up. There are showers and toilets on the second or third floor. Basically, you can just take the bath outside. The shower that comes back to sleep is less than the sink on the third floor. It seems that there is no hot water. The wooden building. The room is poorly soundproof. It is recommended to arrive early in Gero 1300¥.
LLiulianbaobei0526The location is very good 👍
It is very convenient to go to several ski resorts nearby.
The food is delicious 😋
This price is very suitable.
GGuest UserThe owner is so kind. The facilities are well equipped and tidy. The location is station and distance. But it's okay because there are many things to see on the way. The disadvantage is that there is not enough place to eat near the hostel. But the dormitory is very attractive to cover the shortcomings If you want to feel the unique atmosphere of Japan, it is recommended
SShoki@kI used the guest house for the first time, but it was very clean, beautiful and the parking lot was close.
There is a kitchen, coffee is free, and the service is ◯
I think it's △ that it's a little difficult to understand how to enter the guest house and that the shower room is a little cramped for adult men.
But it's very affordable, so I would like to use it if I come nearby again!
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