Best Hotels near Kokaya Yakushido, Hida

Very good hotel. Only a few minutes walk from the train station. He arrived early and allowed us to check into the room. He also recommended us nearby restaurants, noodles and Japanese rice. A river crosses this town, each bridge is a different color, and there are three large temples. It snowed heavily that day. The town is extremely peaceful and beautiful. I went to several local stores, and the products were all unique, not mass-produced tourist products. Sake is produced here. We went to two sake specialty stores and drank more than a dozen glasses one by one. The store owners were so generous. We met an old candle shop that has been passed down for seven generations. The owner showed us how to dye a white candle red. I happily bought a few red candles.

Near to the JR station Only a FamilyMart nearby Staff are nice Enjoy the onsen on the top floor

Muro-San and everyone is very friendly and helpful. They make you feel good and happy. The housekeeper was helpful too. Even though we do not understand what we were trying to say, they bothered to explain and even took out a translator so that we can communicate with better communication. Our needs were fulfilled. They provided amenities like cleansing oil, cleansing foam, face moisturizer, toner, shaving cream and after shaving toner for all their guests

A new hotel just built in front of Takayama station. It is a stay type hotel, but artists are decorated everywhere and fashionable. This time, Superior twin. The room itself is not particularly characteristic, but there is a sofa on the window side and it can be relaxed. This sofa is a bed, so you can stay for three people. Electric pots, empty refrigerators, washing dryers, microwave ovens, etc. are also complete. Recommended for long stay. The bathroom is small in the unit. Especially the toilet is small. There is a comfortable public bath, so I wanted to relax the toilet part only by shower. Amenities are only toothbrushes, and amenities are available on the first floor. Shaving, brush, tea bags such as tea and green tea, cosmetics, cotton swabs, cotton, etc. The public bath is also fashionable with designer specifications. There is also an open-air bath. You can enjoy two different design hot springs in the men and women replacement system. The atmosphere is like a public bath in a luxury inn. It doesn't seem to be in front of the station. There are also view lounges and foot baths on the top floor. Convenient location and recommended for sightseeing and business. The staff has a level difference depending on the person. Because it is a new hotel, is it possible?

We were lucky to stay at Mercure Takayami on their opening night. Everything about the hotel was above our expectations. Rooms were a very comfortable with attention to detail. Having USB and USB C charging ports for our electronics next to the bed was very convenient and meant we didn't need to search for our Japan power adaptors. This hotel has been well designed with a focus on local traditional carpentry and joinery skills. When you book this hotel make sure you book a room that includes access to the private Onsen. We had an open-air experience while we watched the snow from our private onsen. Breakfast had an extensive range of Tradition Hida dishes and Western choices, with different options available each day. This was a great way to try Hida Beef Curry and Hida chicken cooked on a traditional grill. Staff were very helpful going above and beyond with their dedicated and personal service, even searching the internet for me to find a store that sold Yama Cola. We will be back to stay again and will try to stay longer next time.

Hotel is in a very good location being very near to the Old Town where the attractions and restaurants are. However there is limited parking space, and we had to park in a public car park 100m away. Staff were friendly, but communication was a little difficult as they were not very conversant in English. Overall nice hotel.

I used it when I traveled to HIDA that I wanted to go before. I moved about 350 ㌔ from Osaka to HIDA Furukawa by car. It is a little far from the center of the city (Furukawa CHO), but it arrives without fatigue only by the easy road. By the way, it takes about 20 minutes by car from HIDA Furukawa station, the sacred place of the movie ”your name”. After check-in, I enjoyed a large bath (free for suikosato guests) about 5 minutes walk. It was fiercely hot on the day and I had to go steep slopes, so I moved by car. The large bath was large, and there were few users because of weekdays, and I enjoyed various soft hot springs. The hotel dinner was served in the dining room. Even if you think about the price, you can't expect a luxurious meal, but you can taste the material. The HIDA beef + grip was very delicious. I was able to provide hot things in a hot state and have everything delicious without leaving. The room I used was not luxurious, but it was clean and spacious enough. The public bath (inner bath and open air) in the building was comfortable, and I enjoyed it four times at night and the next morning. This public bath was able to choose the shampoo and rinse of each preference. I was not happy with the public bath, but my wife was happy. There were local vegetables sold in the public bath that I used on the arrival day, and I bought a red-ripe tomato. I was called at the parking lot to the local who was watching it, and I was surprised to have a large pumpkin. I was glad to have that kind heart. This time, along with inn, meals and baths, I was able to touch the kindness of such locals and had a good trip as a total.

Extremely well located if you want to be right next to the train station and bus station - my room overlooked the tracks. Provision of washing machine and dryer is a superb bonus inroom as are the full cooking facilities. The hotel intelligently provides basics such as oil, salt, coffee, tea and even a couple of detergent sachets for the washing. Strangelt though, no knives or other cutting implements of any kind. A tip if you intent to cook. The Family Mart opposite is basic, but there is a huge supermarket under the tracks and just beyond MacDonalds where you can get international food as well as Japanese. Slightly dreary corridors and a reception crowded with people waiting for their room to become available. But on the plus side they let me into my room early as I was unwell at the time.

We stayed here for a 2 nights on a Distant Journey (DJ) tour of Japan. Arrived around 5pm by coach from Mt Fuji area. Check in was well organised but it was after 6pm before our luggage arrived in our room on 8th floor. We were meant to meet our TM and guide between 7 and 7.30 for advice on where to have dinner. Map in hand we turned right outside hotel and proceeded into town. Recommended restaurants were very difficult to find. Any we did find, including those not mentioned, were either fully reserved or full or, as time passed towards 8pm, were closing. We headed back to the hotel to find buffet option was £45 or set Japanese meal ¥8,300 (£53). Many of us went to a 711 across the road from hotel and bought ready meals, which they heated for us in microwave, beer or wine and we retreated to our rooms. The street lighting is poor so navigation from a map was difficult. Breakfast was like school dinners but passable. Bar closes at 7pm!!! If you are reading this and are on a JD tour get to town early to stand a chance of eating out. A group did find a restaurant very close by hotel before the bridge on opposite side of road to 711 but the name unrecognisable as in Japanese, photo attached.

Everything is perfect, big room with private bath. Also there is a small kitchen and microwave in room so that we can cook simple food like noodles and heat up the instant food we bought. No need to eat outside. Room is comfort, and the TV is smart TV which we can watch netflix or youtube. We definitely had great time there. Moreover, the location is good, only few steps away from train station and historical street. Highly recommended