"Excellent location with onsite parking. Walking distance to all attractions and shops. Rooms were clean & nicely furnished. Compact yet cozy with good amenities.
Hotel provided a recommended list cafes/restaurants. There was also free flow of drinks during tea and post dinner (including sake) at Lobby area. Would definitely stay here again."
"Excellent location with onsite parking. Walking distance to all attractions and shops. Rooms were clean & nicely furnished. Compact yet cozy with good amenities.
Hotel provided a recommended list cafes/restaurants. There was also free flow of drinks during tea and post dinner (including sake) at Lobby area. Would definitely stay here again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The room was very spacious. The staff sets up traditional futon mattresses while you're at dinner, and these are very comfortable. The en-suite onsen is truly luxurious as promised, although be sure to look up steps for how to shower/prepare if you have not done one before!
They also open up the main onsens for private use between 10pm and 6am (during the day they're gender-restricted).
The food was...
My wife and I stayed here on our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
The room was very spacious. The staff sets up traditional futon mattresses while you're at dinner, and these are very comfortable. The en-suite onsen is truly luxurious as promised, although be sure to look up steps for how to shower/prepare if you have not done one before!
They also open up the main onsens for private use between 10pm and 6am (during the day they're gender-restricted).
The food was...
We stayed in the huge 7 bed room, with the hammock and tent. Strange, but fantastic room. Teenage boys enjoyed the popcorn maker and home theatre. Laundry area was easy to use and supplied free detergent. Breakfast was a little limited, but adequate and ok for vegetarians if you request no meat at check in. Fridge in room was stocked up with soft drinks and beers for free. Staff were always helpful and friendly. Would stay here again.
We stayed in the huge 7 bed room, with the hammock and tent. Strange, but fantastic room. Teenage boys enjoyed the popcorn maker and home theatre. Laundry area was easy to use and supplied free detergent. Breakfast was a little limited, but adequate and ok for vegetarians if you request no meat at check in. Fridge in room was stocked up with soft drinks and beers for free. Staff were always helpful and friendly. Would stay here again.
An excellent Ryokan with lovely staff. We felt very well cared for. Thank you very much for your hospitality. The breakfast is spectacular. As advised by the owners, this is a very very traditional old house (it’s the whole point of the experience), so one should not expect hotel things like black out blinds, or soundproofing.
An excellent Ryokan with lovely staff. We felt very well cared for. Thank you very much for your hospitality. The breakfast is spectacular. As advised by the owners, this is a very very traditional old house (it’s the whole point of the experience), so one should not expect hotel things like black out blinds, or soundproofing.
Wit
Reviewed October 26, 2026Reviewed October 26, 2026
The hotel is well located 3 min from the train station. 1 min from the bus station and 10 min walk from the old town the main attraction.
The room was spacy (suite style) and had a washing/dryer machine in the kitchen.
The bed was comfortable and the bathroom OK
Priced well and one last piece of advice:
If you are planning to go to Shirakawa-go do NOT book accommodation there. Leave Takayama early enough (bus ticket-buy a day or two in advance) and either come back to Takayama the same night or...
The hotel is well located 3 min from the train station. 1 min from the bus station and 10 min walk from the old town the main attraction.
The room was spacy (suite style) and had a washing/dryer machine in the kitchen.
The bed was comfortable and the bathroom OK
Priced well and one last piece of advice:
If you are planning to go to Shirakawa-go do NOT book accommodation there. Leave Takayama early enough (bus ticket-buy a day or two in advance) and either come back to Takayama the same night or...
Chanan
Reviewed October 31, 2023Reviewed October 31, 2023
Really positive experience. Staff were excellent. Never did find the free coffee that was advertised (and would have made things truly perfect) but overall this was a delightful, peaceful stay.
Really positive experience. Staff were excellent. Never did find the free coffee that was advertised (and would have made things truly perfect) but overall this was a delightful, peaceful stay.
Very friendly staff in this Ryokan. Japanese and Western breakfasts were excellent quality. Comfortable futon and bedding. Used the private bath with additional cost, though not mineral spa water. Still an enjoyable experience.
Very friendly staff in this Ryokan. Japanese and Western breakfasts were excellent quality. Comfortable futon and bedding. Used the private bath with additional cost, though not mineral spa water. Still an enjoyable experience.
Lovely setting, large communal lounge with wood burning stove. No en suite facilities, toilets on galleries off the stairs leading up to bedrooms. Washbasins and bathrooms also on galleries above lounge. Bathrooms are Japanese style with dressing rooms and shower/bathroom next door. Baths are deep double style with jacuzzi type jet circulating water - a great experience after a long day walking around Takayama!
Staff were extremely attentive in every respect. Shuttle service on demand to...
Lovely setting, large communal lounge with wood burning stove. No en suite facilities, toilets on galleries off the stairs leading up to bedrooms. Washbasins and bathrooms also on galleries above lounge. Bathrooms are Japanese style with dressing rooms and shower/bathroom next door. Baths are deep double style with jacuzzi type jet circulating water - a great experience after a long day walking around Takayama!
Staff were extremely attentive in every respect. Shuttle service on demand to...
Mick
Reviewed October 12, 2016Reviewed October 12, 2016
In the heart of Gifu Prefecture, Takayama offers an array of captivating experiences that perfectly blend rich cultural heritage with breathtaking natural beauty. Begin your journey at the Takayama Old Town, where well-preserved Edo-period buildings line the charming streets. Here, you can explore artisanal shops, sample local delicacies like Hida beef, and visit the intriguing Takayama Jinya, a historic government outpost that showcases the region's fascinating past. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the stunning landscapes of the nearby Shirakawa-go UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses nestled among verdant hills. Don't miss the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum where you can stroll through authentic farmhouses and experience traditional crafts firsthand. For a more leisurely activity, the vibrant Takayama Morning Markets offer a delightful opportunity to taste fresh produce and local crafts while soaking up the lively atmosphere. Considering accommodation, the Sanmachi Suji area is particularly appealing, where you can stay in traditional ryokan that provide a uniquely immersive experience, combining modern comfort with traditional Japanese hospitality. Enjoying a soak in an onsen while gazing at the picturesque surroundings enhances the overall experience, making Takayama an unforgettable getaway.
Find the best hotels with balcony in Takayama
For those seeking a breath of fresh air with stunning views, these top hotels in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, offer delightful balcony experiences that enhance any stay.
Why it's great: With a charming deck or patio space, Takumi no Yado Miyama Ouan is a perfect retreat for travellers seeking a balance of comfort and natural beauty. Boasting a review rating of 9.4, this ryokan-style hotel features onsite hot springs that blend relaxation with a traditional Japanese experience.
Other amenities: The hotel offers private hot tubs, massage services in-room, and free rollaway beds for added convenience. Guests can enjoy access to both indoor and outdoor public onsen facilities, with breathtaking mountain views that enhance the experience. Self-parking is available free of charge, ensuring straightforward arrival, and daily housekeeping keeps the environment pristine during your stay.
Nearby attractions: Alpes Street Hotsprings - 0.6 km, Hirayu Onsen Ski Place - 0.6 km
Why it's great: This luxurious hotel features private balconies and terraces that allow guests to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings of Takayama. With an impressive review rating of 9.4, Honjin Hiranoya Bekkan offers an upscale experience, complete with onsite hot springs and a full-service spa for ultimate relaxation.
Other amenities: Guests can indulge in a variety of treatments, including body and facial treatments, or unwind in the hot tub after a day of exploring. The hotel also features free valet parking and an electric car charging station, ensuring a seamless stay. Onsite shopping and complimentary train station drop-off and pickup services add to the convenience for visitors. Daily housekeeping and free toiletries ensure comfort throughout your stay.
Neighborhood: Hida Takayama Onsen
Nearby attractions: Nakabashi Bridge - 0.1 km, Takayama Jinya - 0.2 km, Takayama Traditional Culture and Crafts Square - 0.3 km
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some of the top hotels with balconies that I should consider for my holiday to Takayama?
How many hotels with balconies are there in Takayama?
Expedia has 24 accommodation options with balconies that you can choose from in Takayama.
What can I expect from my stay in Takayama?
Would you like a relaxing holiday in Takayama with great views? Choose one of our hotels with balconies and enjoy the panorama from your room. Nature lovers like Takayama for its mountain landscape. Think about making time to explore the festivals as well.
What can I see and do during my trip to Takayama?
After you've taken in the view from your balcony, grab your comfy shoes and hit the streets to explore Takayama. Get started by taking a look at Takayama Jinya, Miyagawa Morning Market and Takayama Traditional Buildings Preservation Area. A few other sites and attractions to discover include Takayama Yatai Kaikan, Sukyo Mahikari and Hida Folk Village.
Is a room with a balcony in Takayama worth the extra money?
There are lots of reasons why staying in a room with a balcony makes for a great stay. Admire the views of Takayama and get some fresh air without stepping out of your room. If you are on holiday with little ones, enjoy some quiet time on the balcony while they are asleep inside. A terrace or balcony is also a bonus for couples because it means you can enjoy some relaxing time together outdoors.