Hotels With Parking in Gifu Prefecture, Japan

I stayed there with my parents. The futon were so good. Big and soft. The room also good. Location is perfect. Lawson is near by. Breakfast is everything. Bathroom amenity is the best. ** tattoos person not allow to use public onsen but they do provided private onsen (with charge) that need the book in advance.

I really appreciated the no-shoes policy: it gives the hotel a calm, clean atmosphere. However, the comfort room was disappointingly small and felt quite cramped, which detracts from the comfort. Also, while many parts of the hotel are clean and well-maintained, towels could be better (softer / more plush). Overall though, good stay, especially for the location which is perfect to hike the Nakasendo.

Attended by a senior staff who could speak zero English. Need to use app to translate which was frustrating. Finally a younger staff who could speak English came to assist. Booked wrongly for 1 person instead of 2 persons. In the end had to pay additional 100% the amount which I already paid. The charges were ridiculous! Had similar situation in Nagoya hotel but only paid additional 20% for the additional person which was reasonable. Staff said it's peak season and all rooms are full. Had no choice but to pay as the booking was also non-refundable. This situation has already spoilt my 1st day in Takayama.

This hotel is a GEM. About 6 minutes walk from Takayama station and you will come across lots of shops along the way. Service is fantastic with free welcome drink, popsicles at the 7th floor, access to onsens and there is washing machines in the hotel. Breakfast buffet is our highlight with delicious spread of Japanese breakfast and western varieties as well!

The hotel was really lovely! The service was amazing, and the staff were really kind and thoughtful. There's plenty of free drinks and snacks around (coffee/tea/yakult, ice cream, fermented rice drink, ramen) that you can take at set time periods. You can also rent yukatas for free. The dinner and breakfast were amazing and extremely filling. The staff also took time to explain the individual dishes to us! Highly recommend that you book in advance, because there aren't many food options around the hotel. The onsen (private/public) is also open for really long hours, so we could go late at night or early in the morning. The hotel isn't too close to the main Shirakawago village, but they offer a shuttle service to and from the village. Do check the schedule in advance in order not to miss the bus!

Stayed at Suimekan Gero Onsen and had a wonderful experience. The staff, especially Adajisan, was incredibly kind, helpful, and gave great recommendations. The hotel offers 3 different onsen baths, very relaxing and well maintained. There is also a game area, making the stay fun and enjoyable. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Gero Onsen!

I chose this hotel for my trip to Takayama. It used to be the Wing Hotel Hida Takayama, but now it's called Koko. **Cleanliness:** The hotel has high-legged beds, and there was dust underneath, which personally bothered me. **Facilities:** The hotel parking requires advance reservation and has two areas: one directly under the hotel and another 500m away at a different establishment. The price is 500 yen per night. There aren't enough spaces at the hotel, so if you reserve late, you have to walk a long way to get your car, which is quite inconvenient. Additionally, the washing machines and dryers are located inside the communal hot spring bathhouse, and on the men's side, there's only one washer and one dryer, which is really too few. You often have to wait in line. **Environment:** The location is quite peaceful, about 1km from Takayama Station. **Service:** Overall good, but not outstanding.

Facilities: A bit dated, but spotlessly clean. Service: Friendly service with a smile, truly embodying Japanese hospitality. Environment: Impeccably clean and tidy, absolutely spotless! 🤙💖 Service: The swimming pool was absolutely superb for a swim! Cleanliness: Outstanding.

Just had an amazing time in this ryokan with a friend. The public bathroom in the open air - incredible, big, and also a lot of steam, along with the lighting of the lanterns, gives an incredible onsen-vibe! (But it was closed for cleaning at midnight, and not at one in the morning, as written in the brochure). There is also a sauna with a cold bath. After onsen, you can drink milk for free or eat ice cream from frozen juice. There is a separate paid lounge with unlimited beer, wine and whiskey. Private bathrooms are not bad, but not like public ones, plus they were constantly occupied by couples. The bath in the room itself is also not bad, but if you are tall, there may be problems with where to put your feet x) Dinner and breakfast were amazingly tasty. I especially liked the space on the street by the fire, where you can fry marshmallows or just sit after onsen to cool off with a strong drink) During the day we ride to Kamikochi, also a fantastic place)

This hotel is quite famous and well-designed, and it's well-maintained. However, the overall experience felt a bit stingy. The toiletries provided were very minimal, just barely enough. The breakfast selection was the most limited I've encountered in all my years traveling to Japan; there was hardly anything appealing to eat. Personally, I feel it's a bit tourist-unfriendly, and I probably won't choose this hotel again.