Hotels near Shirakabadaira Station, Takayama

From the time I arrived by car to the time I checked in, I felt a welcome hospitality. There was a coffee service in the lobby lounge. The room was a room plan, and it was a Japanese room ８ tatami & wide edge. In the inn, as I spent almost on the wide edge with a chair, the window was small facing the parking lot, the ceiling was diagonal, and the head hit the threshold, so I said this room might be a translation. The Japanese room was normal, and the room had two keys and Wi-Fi. yukata can be selected for women. There is also cold water and electric pot. The bath was a source of Ni kind, with an open-air bath of sulfur spring and simple spring, and there were two open-air baths and two cherry blossom baths. From the simple spring of the open-air bath, the mountain of Hotaka 々 was desired. The inner bath is sulfur spring. The hot water flowers are sinking. The open-air bath was also large and impressed with the very good hot spring. The laundry wash area has amenities. Dinner was in the large hall and the space between tables was also sufficient. The Hotaka Kai seat was satisfied. Especially the cold tea bowl steaming of HIDA milk and HIDA mozzarella and the pottery plate baking of HIDA beef were especially delicious. Also dessert (cheese cake, caramel pudding was delicious, HIDA melon and pine were sweet. sake was first asked for a cold sake of local sake, but later, a cold sake of local sake was ３ books and is currently discounted at 2000 I noticed that there was a circle later and I had a ３ book set. I enjoyed the difference between the sake ３ seeds and each taste. The meal attendant feels good, and the chakkaman is also on the table. So it was good to bake meat or bake at your favorite time. Breakfast was the same venue. If you are young, you may not have a volume, but it was a good amount for us in mature years. There is also coffee and tea service. It is a hotel in front of the ropeway in Hotaka. I thought it was good to stay at a hotel with good hot springs, meals and customer service, and to come far.

８ Month ２７ 2 nights from day. When I arrived at the hotel, it rained and parked in front of the entrance. １ time until check-in in the lobby. Immediately from the east building where the front lounge is located, the south building. There is a footbath at the end of the aisle and towels are also placed. Take the elevator to the ６ floor. Be careful as the elevator door closes early. The view from the room is mountains. The twin is large enough. The toilet and washroom in the unit bath are good. It's a pity that there is only one room key １. The large communal bath is on the １ floor of the East Building. There is no replacement for men and women. There are about 10 showers in the indoor bath. There is also an open-air bath. Charcoal is burned in the fireplace in front of the entrance of the indoor bath. There are also billiards. There is a heated pool with a depth of 90 cm outside. Although it is not big, there are few hotels in Okuhida with a pool. The meal is Fuyo, a suzuya on the 2nd floor of the East Building, and Japanese food is served with evening breakfast. It is good that there is no tempura in the kaiseki. Alcohol is cheap. There are two smoking areas, the terrace in front of the lobby of the East Building and the wooden deck outside the rest area with the fireplace in the South Building. The next day, around 13:00, I got on a slope car and went to the famous mixed bath open-air bath ”Yari no Yu”. The largest area in Okuhida, certainly wide. If the weather is nice, you can see Mt. Yarigatake. The man is half-pants style. Women wear shoulder-style bathing clothes. There is a dehydrator in the changing room for women, but not for boys. 　 　

A very nice place to stay! Staff are super nice and he came out to welcome us immediately once we got off the bus. The private Onsen is Amazing. The dinner and breakfast are both very yummy! There is nothing I can criticise. The place are very clean. Even the floor is totally dustless. I enjoy this place so much and highly recommend it.

Fukuchi Onsen has a feeling of loneliness that is just right in the mountains of Okuhida Onsen. In terms of price and service, it's a middle class ryokan, so if you're expecting the hospitality of a high-class ryokan, it may be a little disappointing, but it's perfect for those who are looking for a ryokan that is mainly hot springs and a bit of an outback. I think it will come. Compared to the atmosphere of the front entrance, the room is clean because it has not been renovated so much, and the facilities are perfect. I stayed in a room with a daybed, so I was able to relax and read a book after taking a bath. The small items placed here and there were also cute and good accents. It may depend on how crowded the hot springs are, but for the size of the ryokan, there are enough indoor baths, open-air baths, and private baths, and the quality of the springs is different, so you can enjoy it many times. The fact that there were more bath towels than the number of people available showed that they wanted everyone to enjoy the hot springs. The food is not so elaborate, but it matches the atmosphere of the ryokan and is typical of this region. Other than that, there are places where you can wander around if you feel like you have a little free time, such as the garden and rooms with high-end sound equipment, so I think you can spend two or three nights without getting bored if you just want to relax. The season may be limited, but in early July, fireflies were flying around the garden, and the starry sky was beautiful from the terrace, so I was able to enjoy the night when I tend to have nothing to do. I didn't have any trouble with the unevenness caused by the customer service, as it was within the range of the taste of a ryokan of this scale. As it is a small inn, there are some areas where the owner's taste is clearly reflected, and the impression may change depending on whether it fits or not, but the tone of the interior and stance is set, and the inn is well-balanced. I think it was removed.

The hot water was good. The open air smells of sulfur and pours a large amount of hot water. Perhaps it was a matter of timing, but the hot springs were empty and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. Also, although it is a mixed bathing zone, there is an explanation about bathing, so if you know in advance that it is such a hot spring, you can enter with confidence. However, the mixed bathing zone was even more empty than the open-air zone, and there were times when I thought I was the only one there for about 5 minutes. The green hot water on the homepage is there. I wonder if mixed bathing is a high hurdle even if you wear a bathing suit. I'd like to write that you don't have to worry about it that much. By the way, I haven't been to Tennosen. I guess that's a bit of a hurdle. I was satisfied because the room was relatively large. For dinner, I had reserved a Hida beef steak set meal, so I had it. I was surprised that the menu was the same for elementary school students, only there was less rice and the coffee jelly was replaced with ice cream. Perhaps because we ate early, the restaurant was empty and had a somewhat lonely atmosphere. Maybe everyone moves later. The taste and tenderness of the steak was good, but the boiled food seemed to be spicy and my child didn't like anything other than meat. I think the seasoning was definitely more mature. You can order breakfast at check-in, but you can only choose a morning set. Bread, ham and eggs (the type that is warmed from the bottom with a blue candle flame), yogurt, and a drink bar. Again, there are not many people. It was around 8 o'clock, but was it late? Maybe it was the weekend, but there weren't that many people staying there? I don't think there are many breakfast points around here, but it's really a mystery whether everyone leaves early or brings their own food. By the way, the drink bar is poor, with cola and Calpis out of stock. Also, there is a separate machine for the coffee, and it looks like it makes drip coffee, but the taste was a bit off. I wondered if the beans weren't rotating because there weren't many people using it. The taste was not bad for both breakfast and dinner, but I felt like they were missing something in the way they were presented. Compared to the price, I guess they are trying their best, but the atmosphere, especially the food, is a bit disappointing. I thought it was used less by children. I don't think it's a good thing that many children use it, but the hot springs are definitely good. I would like people to read the warnings carefully before entering the mixed bathing zone, but I wonder if mixed bathing is psychologically difficult to enter in the first place. Although the hot water was nice, I felt it was a waste.

Amazing onsen hotel. We really loved our stay here. Located just a short bus ride away from Hirayu Onsen Town, the village is even more beautiful and serene. The food for dinner and breakfast was fresh, varied and super tasty. The room was clean, spacious and very comfortable. The common areas were super inviting and the staff very friendly and helpful. It was super easy to use the private onsen. No reservation needed - first come first served - and there was 4 of them so you would not need to wait long to get an opportunity to use it. The hot baths both inside and outside were the perfect temperature and quite scenic in the middle of the trees. Would love to go again in the future.

The atmosphere of the inn was very good, but to get to the room, I had to change elevators twice, walk a long corridor, and finally take the stairs to the upper floor. It is necessary to walk in the opposite direction each time to go to the public bath and to eat. It is difficult for the elderly and those with weak legs. We used the early bird reservation and national travel support to stay cheaper than usual, so I wondered if it was the furthest room (laughs). I couldn't take a long bath slowly, but the person in charge was just checking the temperature, so when I asked, the open-air bath was 42.9 degrees. A small child with a family shouted ”hot, hot” and left early. After all, I only entered the large public bath once, and after that, I adjusted the temperature of the bath in the room. One more thing, all three hair dryers in the public bath did not work even when I pressed the button, so I used the one in the room. When I asked my wife, she said, ``I couldn't use it at first, but someone else told me to use it by pressing the other switch at the back.'' I couldn't use it, maybe it's my fault, I wanted you to write a manual (sorry if I overlooked it)

Location is convenient and overall service is good but there are better choices around definitely. Dinner and breakfast spread quite limited. Nice view of the garden but on 2 occasions the elderly Japanese just ignored the reserved tag I placed on the table and took my seats… suggest to place a more visible belongings to reserve it. Western room is adequate 18sqm. Poor noise cancellation as noise echos 20m down the hallways, metal room doors slamming, chairs dragging and phone vibrates in the next room can be heard. Not recommended if you’re a light or early sleeper, especially guests moving in/out along the corridors to take onsen bath. The hotel also hosts tour groups. Witnessed a tour group of Europeans. Koreans speaking on phone at hallways…etc.

Look for an inn to stay before taking the Shin Hotaka ropeway, and make a reservation to see the word of mouth that the food is delicious. As you say, the hot water was great, the food was delicious (especially HIDA beef, protrusion), and the cleaning was subtle (black mold on the bathroom curtain and the chair in the washroom of the rental bath, and the musty smell of the room). The staff is kind (especially the women who serve), so it is painful to write the following reviews, but I write it because it was not written in the word of mouth that I knew this first. It was a book on the table with the contents of ”Hida is the beginning of Japan”. The name of Arei Hieda, who orally handed down the contents of Manyoshu, seems to be the big key. I didn't know there was such a theory, but it's good, but when I looked at the author introduction at the end of the book, there was an advertisement that I was having a seminar to teach methods for people who want to escape bullying and want to succeed. I pulled it. I'm worried that this inn is okay when I write this book on the cover, ”I sell it at the shop.”, so I should remove this book. Also, this hotel is repeatedly extended and connected by a corridor with an intricate main building, an annex, and an annex, but along the corridor, there are many stuffed jars and plates lined up. (Until Hub and Mangoose that have nothing to do with Hida), the family was embarrassed. The child also ordered a meal, but is the child cold? I was worried that it was cold and fried shrimp croquettes. The same thing in the morning. It was good to have Hida beef (it looks like yakiniku sauce, so it's seasoned, so after all, the child ate adult steak). Now, adult ２, infant ２ (meal, It was said that ５ Mandai was expensive with futon.

Hiratakan, located @ Hirayu Onsen we experienced the best ryokan. The check-in process was smooth. The room was super clean with great amenities. Hirataken is located 200 meter from the bus stand to Kamikochi. We were hiking Mt Hotakadake the next morning and the gentleman very kindly asked us to park our car at the hotel. We explored Hirayu in the evening and it was beautiful with free public onsens everywhere. In fact there is one onsen right opposite to Hirataken and we dipped our tired feet the next day after we finished our Mt Hotaka hike and it was so relaxing. We loved our stay at Hirataken and would definitely recommend it to other travelers.