"Very nice stay at hotel. I am on a full week motorcycle trip in Japan mountains and this was a great stop. After 8 hours in saddle the onsen was perfect. Food was excellent, breakfast really stood out. The dining area was really nice and with a view. Hotel is clean and although not very crowded, staff was attentive and helpful. I do not speak japanease but that was not an issue. Parking plentiful, wifi was good. Great stop in area of Japan Inhad not been too."
"Very nice stay at hotel. I am on a full week motorcycle trip in Japan mountains and this was a great stop. After 8 hours in saddle the onsen was perfect. Food was excellent, breakfast really stood out. The dining area was really nice and with a view. Hotel is clean and although not very crowded, staff was attentive and helpful. I do not speak japanease but that was not an issue. Parking plentiful, wifi was good. Great stop in area of Japan Inhad not been too."
"The room was clean and the staff very friendly. The kaiseki provided was very tasty and local, with staff who are knowledgeable about the food and the area. The indoor and outdoor onsen were comfortable and relaxing. We had a good time and enjoyed some very reasonably priced and tasty umeshu while there. Highly recommended!"
"The room was clean and the staff very friendly. The kaiseki provided was very tasty and local, with staff who are knowledgeable about the food and the area. The indoor and outdoor onsen were comfortable and relaxing. We had a good time and enjoyed some very reasonably priced and tasty umeshu while there. Highly recommended!"
"Fantastic place to stay in Takayama. Great location and the hotel staff go out of their way to make you feel welcomed. The hotel is in great shape as well and the onsen on the top floor with an outside option was nice."
"Fantastic place to stay in Takayama. Great location and the hotel staff go out of their way to make you feel welcomed. The hotel is in great shape as well and the onsen on the top floor with an outside option was nice."
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Well presented and maintained smallish hotel with massive teak furniture all around. Rooms clean and comfortable.
Near Hirugano Kogen ski park (although not a walking distance if carrying skis and gear) is a bit off the tracks. After a day in the ski fields, spa at level 5 is a great way to end the day.
Japanese style dinner, included in the price is an 8-course meal that will stuff you well. Japanese breakfast is as if intended to keep you full until dinner.
The restaurant is with chairs...
Well presented and maintained smallish hotel with massive teak furniture all around. Rooms clean and comfortable.
Near Hirugano Kogen ski park (although not a walking distance if carrying skis and gear) is a bit off the tracks. After a day in the ski fields, spa at level 5 is a great way to end the day.
Japanese style dinner, included in the price is an 8-course meal that will stuff you well. Japanese breakfast is as if intended to keep you full until dinner.
The restaurant is with chairs...
Lou
Reviewed December 21, 2017Reviewed December 21, 2017
Clean and helpful staff, very quiet location yet less than 10 minute flat walk to train station. Lovely private onsen.Wish we had the ability to make coffee in our room…
Clean and helpful staff, very quiet location yet less than 10 minute flat walk to train station. Lovely private onsen.Wish we had the ability to make coffee in our room…
Marlene
Reviewed November 16, 2023Reviewed November 16, 2023
Even though this hotel was not the most traditional in it's appearance, the ryokan experience here was incredibly memorable. Sleeping in a tatami covered room on futons, wearing traditional yukatas and having our kayseki meals served in our room were experiences we will never forget. Expensive because it is based on per person but something you have to do!
Even though this hotel was not the most traditional in it's appearance, the ryokan experience here was incredibly memorable. Sleeping in a tatami covered room on futons, wearing traditional yukatas and having our kayseki meals served in our room were experiences we will never forget. Expensive because it is based on per person but something you have to do!
If you like Japanese style of living without sacrificing western amenities , Then you will like this place. For example, your shoes are kept in a locker on the first floor and you must wear only socks in most areas even in the lobby and on the room floors above. Slippers are provided in the rooms. The beds are comfortable, but are on the floor. The dining area is very attractive and caters to Japanese tastes in food although you certainly get some western foods as well. The quality is...
If you like Japanese style of living without sacrificing western amenities , Then you will like this place. For example, your shoes are kept in a locker on the first floor and you must wear only socks in most areas even in the lobby and on the room floors above. Slippers are provided in the rooms. The beds are comfortable, but are on the floor. The dining area is very attractive and caters to Japanese tastes in food although you certainly get some western foods as well. The quality is...
Loved my stay at this hotel. Japanese style living up on a hill. About 5 minute walk from Red Bridge and 10 minutes from the Old Government Building and the Morning Market. Down the hill from the Castle Ruins (I recommend doing the ruins first thing in the morning!). They offered Japanese-style dinner and breakfast; for dinner, you need to let the front desk know before 5pm that day.
The room was a very good size and the food was great as well. Loved the view from the porch as it overlooks...
Loved my stay at this hotel. Japanese style living up on a hill. About 5 minute walk from Red Bridge and 10 minutes from the Old Government Building and the Morning Market. Down the hill from the Castle Ruins (I recommend doing the ruins first thing in the morning!). They offered Japanese-style dinner and breakfast; for dinner, you need to let the front desk know before 5pm that day.
The room was a very good size and the food was great as well. Loved the view from the porch as it overlooks...
Axay
Reviewed January 12, 2017Reviewed January 12, 2017
What are the best accommodations with hot tubs in Gujo?
Sun Members Hirugano is a resort with onsite hot springs, tennis courts, a gift shop, free WiFi, and free parking. Another favorite accommodation with a hot tub is Nagomiya Hirugano.
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