Hida Takayama Onsen Takayama Green Hotel (KEIO GROUP HOTELS)

Standard size of the room. The restaurant is big and both buffet breakfast and dinner have a wide varieties choices of food.

The hotel locate near JR station. You can walk 6-10 mins to hotel or get the hotel shuttle bus. But this hotel far from old town and morning market. You have to get hotel shuttle bus but shuttle bus to Jinya market only service in the morning. After that you have to get shuttle bus to JR station then walk to old town. The Izakaya restaurant in hotel is delicious. You don’t need to go outside. You can enjoy onsen and then dinner in the hotel. The vending machine in this hotel don’t have any beer but there are many kind of beer, sake, whiskey in souvenir shop but it close 10 pm.. So if you want to buy more after that, you need to go to 7-11 that locate the opposite of the hotel. Hotel staffs are friendly and good service. I’m very appreciate that.

The hotel is quite convenient, about an 8-minute walk from the JR station, plus there's a shuttle. 🚌 The room was new and clean. 😊 The staff were also pleasant and spoke English well. However, the view from my room wasn't great. 👎 I really enjoyed the hot spring, though! ♨️

This was my son's first experience in a Japanese traditional ryokan. According to him, the experience of just one night there was wonderful. As for me, I would like to be provided more service such as yukata for free, however, I was surprised that I had to pay an additional 700 yen for the yukata despite of the ryokan's high score. The hotel itself is quite large, there are an old main building and a new one connected to each other. There are two onsens in there. I particularly enjoyed the one named "Fuga" (Tenryo no yu) located on the lowest floor. Everything was quite accurate, elegant and perfectly clean there. For dinner, we had a barbecue with local Hida beef. I tasted 3 kinds of local sake, premium quality, that was very nice. But most of all we enjoyed Hida beef sushi there. My son was very impressed by its softness, that quite literally melted on the tongue.