Momijiya Honkan Takaosansou Reviews

Service was good as expected of a ryokan. Great food served at dinner and we had premium wagyu shabu shabu. Snacks and tea provided in the room was refreshing. Quiet and peaceful. Loved the private bath which we paid a reasonable fee. Overall very value for money.

staff were very friendly and overall experience is great.

The room is large, with a great view and a very good location, close to the trail and bus station! Very suitable for viewing the red leaves at the three temples in Kaohsiung! The food is very good, a big plus! The service is also very attentive!

We came here mainly for the private bath. We couldn't make reservations in advance, so we had to book after arriving at the hotel. It cost about 200 RMB for 45 minutes. The whole hotel is a bit old, but the service is very good and the rooms are very Japanese. They helped us move our luggage to the room. When we came back from the hot spring, we found that the bedding was also made, and they also put two hot water bottles in the quilt. The dinner and breakfast included in the package were very exquisite, but the taste was average. After checking out the next day, there was a shuttle bus to take us down the mountain. Overall, it was pretty good.

A very cozy hotel with delicious food. Located in Sanwei, Kaohsiung, it is convenient to go anywhere. The only regret is that there is no convenience store nearby. The breakfast and dinner set meals are very good. I will come again next time when the maple leaves are in season.

As a traditional Japanese 100-year-old inn, the facilities are inevitably old, but the service is very good, and there are many young service staff now, and basic English communication is no problem. The two meals are also quite satisfactory, and you will definitely be full. Drinks are charged extra. It is also within walking distance of the three temples in Kaohsiung. It happened to be the red leaf season, and the view from both the room and the private bath is very beautiful.

For that red leaf suspension bridge, I booked this hotel specially, and it was really worth the trip. Family travel, six adults and one child, booked three rooms. Special thanks to Ctrip here, I have not been able to find the hotel's contact information well, and I can't contact the hotel to confirm the pick-up time at the park station. Fortunately, Ctrip helped me deal with it, gave me a specific method and implemented the pick-up time, and helped me connect with the hotel to confirm according to my living requirements, which relieved my worries. Thumbs up. Environment: The style of a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, the hotel is a bit old, and the smell is indeed a bit. The hotel's bathroom (referring to the tatami) is really old, and the washroom and toilet are also relatively old. Overall, it is a clean and hygienic Japanese hotel that is a little old. But these make me feel better to experience the traditional service and living experience of Japanese hotels. Service: The hotel service is also very traditional, very considerate, and very authentic Japanese service. From moving luggage and arranging seats at the subway station, to welcoming with a smile after arriving at the store, arranging check-in one after another, and putting the luggage in the corresponding room. After checking in, there were also various introductions, and the English was basically enough for communication. We stayed in TATAMI, and the traditional reception room was used when we checked in. After going out for hiking and coming back after dinner, the beds had been changed and made for us. In the morning, after getting up and continuing to climb the mountain and after breakfast, the beds were also made for us. The service was very timely, so timely that my husband's original plan to go back to the room after breakfast to "recuperate" was all failed (because the bed had been put away, he could only sleep on the hard TATAMI), hahaha~ Food: I bought a meal package, the wagyu sukiyaki in the evening and the breakfast in the morning were all delicious. Surroundings: The hotel's heating can ensure the indoor temperature, and our plan to chase maple leaves outdoors was very satisfied. The suspension bridge really will not disappoint. Coming here is away from many crowds of people, and you can quietly enjoy the atmosphere surrounded by red leaves on the mountain trail. Every bend, every gust of wind, every bridge, and every passerby are wonderful moments in the camera.

Located in Kaohsiung, you can walk to Shenhu Temple in 15 minutes. You can reserve a 45-minute open-air bath (4,000 yen). There are two time slots to choose from day and night. You can register when you check in. The food is average and no surprises. I personally like breakfast more. The environment is relatively old and the equipment is insufficient (no hairdryer) Friendly and helpful staff Purely traditional Japanese-style hotel, not very cost-effective

Good service. The best time for red leaves is in late November. This is the one on the 11th.

Very satisfied, very satisfied, very satisfied with the Japanese experience.

It was a super experience. If you want to experience the Japanese townhouse culture and Kawayako cuisine, I highly recommend staying here. The dinner and breakfast are very rich, one round after another, which makes people overwhelmed. The layout of the room is also very unique. Because it is close to Koyama Temple, there are a lot of animal play elements in the villa, which is very creative and impressive. In addition, the hotel's service is also very thoughtful, fast and orderly. And when leaving, they will send tourists to the nearby transportation hub, which is very convenient.

A very special stay experience. The location is in the mountains of Kaohsiung. There is a car to get there. The house is not big and there are not many rooms, but it has a Japanese home atmosphere. It provides a large public bath and a small private bath. The breakfast and dinner are very rich and full of ritual. The tatami room is very warm, and they will also prepare hot water bottles. I will consider it next time.

I have been to Kaohsiung once before and it was a good experience. This time I brought my children with me, hoping to see fireflies. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and it kept raining, so I missed it again.

The hotel pick-up service is very considerate and on time. The hygiene needs to be improved. The toilet has a strong odor that is unbearable. The bathrobe provided has a strong smell of cigarettes. It is very obvious that it was not cleaned at all before being used again. In addition, the food is very average and feels like pre-made food. To be honest, there are few people and the environment is good. The hygiene is too poor. I will not recommend it to friends.