Hotels With Parking in Gifu Prefecture, Japan

A classic grand resort. The service was professional, and both the dining and accommodation facilities were excellent. Here are two tips for fellow Chinese travelers: 1. The hotel provides a regular shuttle bus service to Takayama Station (which also houses the Nohi Bus Terminal for long-distance routes). A schedule is available (often displayed or provided by the hotel), and the ride takes about 8 minutes one-way. The pick-up/drop-off point at the station is on the north side (easily accessible from the central overhead walkway – just walk to the north end, take the escalator down, and it's right outside). Utilizing this schedule makes getting around Takayama incredibly convenient. Most major attractions are located about 500 meters south of the station, on both sides of the river. 2. You absolutely must experience the large hot spring baths on the hotel's 7th and 5th floors. They're free, available daily, exceptionally high-quality, and impeccably clean. Each floor boasts four distinct outdoor baths. Access is via the 6th-floor bath entrance, then guests are directed to either the 7th or 5th floor according to the daily rotation. (The baths on the 7th and 5th floors are gender-separated and alternate daily, but the facilities themselves are identical). If you visit early right after dinner, you'll often find it almost empty, essentially giving you a private onsen experience.

The location is the best around here only 3-5mins walk from the station either bus or train, And the view from the balcony is superb. The room is quite big and clean. Only 7mins walk to a old town and the river 10/10

A well-located hotel near major attractions, making sightseeing a breeze. Easy access to food and transport. The Onsen is a great place to unwind after a day of exploring. The breakfast is delicious, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Would highly recommend for those visiting Takayama!

Location: the hotel is located right opposite the train station. When you arrive at the train station, just cross the road and turn right. Right next to the train station is the bus center so it is convenient for those who are taking a day trip to shirakawago and kanazawa like myself. Facilities: there is a laundromat with only 2 machines for washing and drying on the 2nd floor. The machines only accept 100yen coins and you can exchange at the reception. There is also a sauna on the same floor. There is no weighing scale available. Room: unfortunately, at the end of May 2025, the hotel was refurbishing their air conditioning system so there was no air conditioning in the room and it was a bit hot at times. Other than that, the room and toilet were quite clean. Water pressure was good. Water temperature was slightly inconsistent but acceptable. Toilet had a faint smell but it wasn’t too bad. I suspect it was the toilet or the shower curtain. Staff: wonderful service from the hotel staff. They understand and can speak english. Overall: highly recommended.

Overall, very good. **Ambiance:** Beautiful, neat, and clean. **Service:** The front desk staff provide essential information, which you should really pay close attention to. When my room key went missing at the hot spring on the 9th floor, the front desk was incredibly helpful. They reminded me to always keep valuables securely locked in lockers and confirmed they would have someone search for it. Soon after, they promptly brought it back to me. **Dining:** The cakes at the lobby bar were absolutely delicious, and the service was excellent. Plus, there's a lovely garden view to enjoy. **Minor drawback:** The soba noodles I ordered for lunch at the Japanese restaurant were too salty. To my surprise, the server actually brought plain water for us to dilute it ourselves.

The hotel is extremely well-maintained. It boasts a classic 'old money' design which, while showing its age a little, is kept spotlessly clean with not even a hint of mustiness. The hotel service was also excellent, and they certainly didn't relegate foreigners to undesirable corner rooms. For our family of three, including a child, I booked two rooms. The hotel thoughtfully connected them, creating a spacious suite of over 70 square meters. Absolutely superb value for money!

The room is pretty small and has a musky smell which can be resolved by opening the hotel windows Decent enough for a 3 star hotel and the price The small room is a double bed as twin bed cost much more.

Hotel is located very near to the train station. The room has kitchen facilities and washing machine. Service at check in reception was however lacking. Staff needs to be trained.

I never imagined I'd experience something like this during a hotel stay in Japan. We stayed for three days, heading out early and returning late each day as we were doing day trips to Kamikochi and Shirakawa-go. When we returned on the evening of the second day, a white piece of clothing I had left on the bed that morning was missing. My wife and I searched through all our suitcases, but it was the only item missing; everything else was accounted for. After thinking it over, my personal guess is that because it was a pure white garment, the same color as the bath towels, the housekeeping staff might have mistaken it for a used towel and removed it. I immediately contacted the hotel's front desk. However, due to the late hour, the front desk informed me that all the housekeepers had already finished their shifts. They simply took down the details and promised to investigate and follow up the next day. However, the next day, they never proactively followed up. When I went to the front desk to inquire again, I happened to speak with the same staff member. He merely apologized, but his demeanor made it clear they hadn't found it and had no solution. There was no mention of contacting me if it reappeared or offering any compensation. It was, in short, just a verbal apology without any concrete resolution. While it wasn't a valuable item, for a hotel to lose a guest's possession and then handle the situation in such a manner is extremely unprofessional. Ultimately, to avoid letting it spoil the rest of our trip, we just had to chalk it up to bad luck.

The check in process might be delayed due to peak hours but we still have a good impression from the receptionist. The room is spacious and we are able to open up our 2 big sizes luggage. This hotel also offers private onsen (need to book from the receptionist, pay during check out).