Search Hotels Near Fujii Folk Museum, Takayama

"Great staff, family friendly, great breakfast"

"nice room, near the train and everything else"

"Location is very convenient"

"A relaxing hotel in a good location, pleasant staff and good facilities. "

"Very clean hotel and great location that’s walkable to the old town."

"Beautiful hotel and so convenient."

"Good hotel with an excellent location!"

"Perfect location … great stay "

"Lovely hotel and staff were wonderful. In a great location to town, shops and restaurants."

"The rooms are clean, spacious and very comfortable. Located at a quiet area not too far from downtown Takayama. We've stayed here for a couple of times and each time was a relaxing and wonderful experience."

"Modern and clean. More options for breakfast would be appreciated but not a big deal given the prime location. I like the convenience of having QR code for room key and the comfortable beds."

"Clean room, nice staff, and great breakfast!"

"Great place, I highly recommend "

"Great location, very clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay here again."

"Everything was great. Good for foreigners especially. Would stay again. "

"It is an excellent option for your stay in takayama, it’s really close to the station and has a seven eleven in front. The rooms are spacious and clean, we enjoyed our stay here"

"Overall a nice hotel with a nice onsen. Fairly close to the train and close to grocery stores. Downside is it’s very loud as it’s right next to a highway."

"It was an amazing stay. We chose the hotel due to its proximity to the railway station, the japanese occidental set up and the onsen. Our room was clean and spacious, the pijamas were super nice. I went to the female onsen three times and I was on my own. We enjoyed the private onsen only once as there was always a queue. We've also got the breakfast included, it was good with a lot of options to choose."

"Excellent hotel and staff"

"I never saw an image of the exterior of the building in the advertisement on Expedia. I never read that access to the upper floor was via a steep staircase which made carrying two suitcases to one’s room difficult. The place appears to be managed by the Wat Hotel next door but without access to the Wat’s facilities. The walls between the rooms were such that one could plainly hear conversations next door. The room was fine but the experience frankly disappointing."