Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Takayama

From the moment we entered this property we knew that it was going to be fun and different. It was our first ryokan experience and they greeted us by striking a gong at the entrance. We were then treated to traditional Japanese hospitality - slippers instead of our shoes, matcha tea and a sweet in our room, and kimonos to wear around the hotel (and even out and about). The staff was incredibly nice and helpful, and greeted us warmly every time we passed by. The breakfast was so good, in a private room each morning with Western or Japanese options. The location was great - in the heart of Takayama Old Town, by the Miya River and very close to the red Nakabashi Bridge, which was so lovely with cherry clossoms blooming. We walked to the Jinya Monrng Market each day of our stay which was so fun to see all the local vendors and eat street foods. Our room was very spacious, with a sitting room area and a separate bedroom. Our bathroom was very large as well by Japanese standards, with our own private jacuzzi. Very comfortable and nice!

Excellent location walkable to all main areas and restaurants. 10 min walk to JR and bus station but they offer complimentary private shuttle to and from station. Staff is very attentive to every detail. From pick up at the station to checkin, dinner and breakfast and throughout the stay. Service is very personalized and knows the needs of each guest. They have a very nice women’s onsen however need to go outside across the street. Fully equipped amenities in the public baths. Food was excellent with the best ingredients all from local sources. We stayed 3 nights but only had one dinner and wished we had for an extra meal. Breakfast was large in portions with lots of detail and thoughtfulness. Delicious and nutritious!! Traditional Japanese rooms were spacious and had comfortable tatamis. Definitely recommended for a nice relaxing time in Takayama!!

An exceptional 5* Japanese ryokan. It's more than a hotel; it's an experience. From the elaborate greeting, to having your shoes stored and retrieved on demand at the entryway, very friendly staff (There are 70 staff for 27 rooms if I remember right!), to the immaculate suite we stayed that exceeded nearly every other luxury hotel room we've ever stayed in. We stayed as a group of friends very comfortably with two people in the very comfy beds, and others on futons on the tatami mat. The futons were set up and stored every day by the staff during breakfast and dinner. The breakfast was outstanding in a private room. The kaiseki dinner (which you need to pay extra and reserve ahead of time!!) was expensive but well worth it for the experience, quantity and quality. As we were in a large group of friends, it was held in a large private room on F2 that made us feel like Japanese royalty. The onsen in the building is pretty good but you need to walk 50m to the sister-hotel in the same block to access the rooftop outdoor onsen which was outstanding. If onsen is your main priority, I would consider booking the sister-hotel ahead of this one. Nothing like standing free after a hot bath looking out over the city. Please be reassured that all the staff speak conversational basic English and all information is provided in English. It is a very foreigner friendly ryokan. It is an excellent choice if you are unsure of the customs and expectations.

My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay here! We chose to stay in the Japanese-style room which was very clean and spacious with comfortable futon beds. The personalised services provided by all the staff were excellent and greatly appreciated- from the shuttle service to and from the train station; very warm welcome and hospitality; complimentary tea and Japanese snack; and helpful assistance with anything and everything! We also loved the dining options that were provided for both breakfast and dinner. Each dish was a feast for the eyes and mouth- the food were all presented so beautifully, and the ingredients were fresh and of a high quality. It was indeed a treat staying in this beautiful Ryokan and I hope that many more people will also get to share this experience.

We had a wonderful, luxurious, pampering stay here for 3 nights in a Japanese Western style room. The beds were comfortable, the amenities excellent and the room spacious for a family of 4. The food - a decadent and artful Japanese kaiseke meal, a steak dinner and a sushi course - was delicious and plentiful. But the best part about this ryokan is the staff. They go above and beyond to ensure your stay here is memorable. From memorizing our shoes, offering to do laundry, daily tea service, to spa treatments everyone here is friendly, kind and warm. I would recommend this ryokan to everyone!!

Extremely clean, spacious room and bathroom, ample facilities and a great shared lounge space with free tea and coffee. The breakfast bento was DELICIOUS! 😋 The private onsen could be booked for 2 x 30 min time slots (night and morning ) per day and it was lovely in winter. A perfect place to stay when visiting Takayama or nearby areas. Great location and close to many restaurants, convenience stores and train station also. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Everything about this place is comfortable, convenient and exceeded expectations.

Very nice modern Japanese style retreat. Modern self key code for lobby, common room for breakfast and relaxing, peaceful inner court garden, and a shared public bath (private use, by sign up time slots). Rooms are spacious compared to some Japanese hotels. Breakfast is bento box style with beverage buffet and good coffee! Casual and simple atmosphere. Location is a bit out of the way but within walking distance to main shopping district. We signed up for a local food demo by Don, an izakaya owner. Very informative and tasty and he even introduced us to local specialty stores since he knew shopownwers. Sanno Festival on its first day was very crowded but worth seeing the handcrafted floats up close.

An absolutely beautiful and affordable property. A great blend of modern and traditional Japanese style setting with private onsen, comfortable beds with private shower and toilet too. Room was spacious enough, clean and comfortable. The lounge with beanbags & board games & kitchen space with free drinks was amazing. Not forgetting the super delicious breakfast which was included in the price.

The very convenient location, you can walk to the old town, restaurant, morning market and the train station. The room is clean and the whole house is just beautiful and peaceful.( Very relaxing). The breakfast is so delicious and the stuff are so friendly and helpful. Definitely will go back out next visit.

The hotel is quite small with a cosy atmosphere, but modern amenities. It lies only a short walk away from the train station. Be aware that you'll have to walk back to the other side of the station to get to most restaurants and bars in town. The reception staff was friendly and helpful, and very proficient in English, which is not always the case, even in bigger hotels. The breakfast was really good and freshly prepared by two very friendly staff members. Apparently they alternate between a traditional Japanese and a Western breakfast, which seemed to be identical ever other day. This might have become a bit repetitive if we had stayed longer. The hotel has a small private open-air hot bath, which is open till after midnight - great for some relaxation after a long day of sightseeing or hiking before going to bed.

I had a fantastic stay at this guest house in Takayama! The place was incredibly clean and organized, with a very quiet and peaceful atmosphere. It's located in a great neighborhood, not too far from the main train station, making it very convenient for exploring the city. The staff was exceptional - friendly, accommodating, and always willing to help. The living room was a lovely space to relax, and the kitchen was massive - probably one of the largest I've seen in any hostel! There was even a dedicated computer area with desktops, which was very helpful. The front desk had a reception area and an elevator for added convenience. Plus, there was a large flatscreen TV in the common area, perfect for winding down after a day of sightseeing. Overall, this guest house offered exceptional value for the price. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a clean, quiet, and spacious place to stay in Takayama!

* Comfortable Accommodation: Spacious, clean, and comfortable single room. * Charming Atmosphere: Big and beautifully decorated lounge area with Ghibli themes. * Excellent Service: Lovely and helpful staff with good English proficiency. * Local Guidance: Personalized map with recommended restaurants and a list of Takayama attractions. * Practical Amenities: Clothes drying area, elevator (despite only 3 floors), and a shoe dryer (a lifesaver in the Takayama rain!). * Convenient Options: On-site coffee and ramen for purchase. * Well-Equipped Shared Spaces: Clean, well-equipped, and big shared kitchen and dining area.

Such a lovely and welcoming place! We booked this guesthouse last minute due to an unexpected situation, and it turned out to be one of the best choices of our trip. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful, always ready to assist with anything we needed. The common areas were cozy and full of charm — fun decorations, plenty of books and games to enjoy, and a really friendly atmosphere overall. It’s a shame we didn’t have enough time to make use of all the shared spaces, but everything looked wonderful. Our room was clean, well maintained, and comfortable. We truly enjoyed our short stay and would love to come back next time — highly recommended for anyone visiting Takayama!

Guest House Ouka is about 11mins walk from Takayama station, the route was pretty straight forward - just a straight line! The Guest House itself is cosy and well decorated. On 1/F you will find the reception counter and a home-like common area, the kitchen is fully equipped with utensils, cookware and long dining tables, Shower rooms are just next to the kitchen. My single room was on the 2/F which was clean, warm and spacious!! (with comfy bed/ chair/ hair dryer/ mirror/ small laundry rack etc. and a warm welcome note :) Restroom/ washing machine (200yen)/ tumble dryer/ Laundry racks/ washbasins were just few steps away. Staffs were so friendly and helpful, luggage storage was also available before check in and after check out. I had a great time in Ouka and Takayama, will definitely come back next time (and stay for few more days!)

I had such a great time at this hostel. The staff were super kind and helpful. Everything was clean, cozy, and well organized. The atmosphere was friendly but also calm, perfect to relax after a long day exploring. The location is really convenient, close to the station and restaurants. I also loved the common area. Would definitely stay here again. Highly recommend!

Very Nice house Warm welcome and helpful staff Great bathroom with bathtub , jacuzzi and sauna

The highlight of our stay was definitely the jacuzzi, which overlooks the serene Zen garden. It’s absolutely perfect for winter, where the warmth of the water blends beautifully with the crisp, cold air. Everything about the property was amazing—from the friendly customer service (she personally waited for our check-in at the lobby) to the thoughtful amenities provided. The place is ideal for families, with a spacious living room perfect for gathering and two bedrooms equipped with plenty of mattresses. Every detail felt well thought out, making it worth every dollar. Highly recommend!

I stayed in the Miyagawa apartment. Very good check-in process. The apartment itself was very large and luxurious. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. There are outdoor decks on both levels of the two story condo facing the river. It was nice to leave the door open and listen to the water at night despite being rather cold outside. Multiple bathrooms (one upstairs too) with a huge soaking tub close to a Jacuzzi size. There is a sauna as well. They delivered breakfast in the mornings. I don't think you could find a better place to stay for the price in this area.

We had an exceptional stay at Iori Stay TENMAN! The traditional Japanese house was beautifully designed, with a well equipped kitchen, peaceful tatami rooms throughout and a comfortable futons that ensured restful nights. The outdoor bath, surrounded by snow, was an absolute highlight and created an idyllic, tranquil experience. Each morning, a delicious breakfast was delivered right to the door, and the check-in staff were friendly, responsive, and attentive. Upon entering, the Japanese rock garden set a calming tone, enhancing the overall atmosphere. Located just a 3-minute walk from Takayama Station, it’s very convenient, with a fantastic yakiniku restaurant around the corner (beware of long wait times). While the property doesn’t have laundry facilities, the nearby laundromat easily resolved that. Iori Stay TENMAN offers the perfect blend of traditional beauty and modern comfort—highly recommended for anyone visiting Takayama!

IORI stay is simply AMAZING!! - this was the highlight of our whole trip to Japan. Incredibly beautiful house with all high quality fittings, extremely luxurious and comfortable, located in a quiet setting only a few minutes walk from shops, sake breweries & Shiroyama park. Highlight was the sauna and outdoor onsen - decadence with an authentic Japanese feel. It felt like our second honeymoon. We loved the place so much, we almost forgot to do sightseeing in Takayama! Incredibly friendly and helpful host Shingo-san provided us with tips and a map, a selection of local snacks and sakes and a tour of the house. The breakfast was delivered quietly every morning and was delicious. The perfect relaxing getaway - I can’t remember how much I paid, but it was WORTH IT!! There were even kamoshika footprints in the snow right outside our window - sadly no kamoshika (or bear!) sightings. But you can relax outside in the hot tub watching the little birds singing and dancing around the beautiful garden - so lovely!

This place was amazing - a real treat. Recently renovated, we had a room that had it's own private bath which was perfect. My partner went down to the other baths and said they were great too. The dinner and breakfast were 5 stars and the staff were just as amazing too. The view from the room over looked a temple just beyond a stream/river and the town, with views of the mountains surrounding it. Very quiet area with an old town area nearby similar to what you find in Takayama but smaller and not as busy. We drove and our car was parked by their valet and bought back when we left. Apparently there is a shuttle service to the train too.

Spent and amazing couple of nights here - such a great experience. The staff are superb, so polite and friendly. The Japanese meals are amazing, be sure to experience the dinner at least once. Also leave plenty of time and go with the Japanese breakfast. We opted for Western breakfast one day as were constrained by time to get to next location - in hindsight would have had Japanese and just eaten what we could as it is far superior. The onsen is really nice and not busy at all, so you get some privacy. Very relaxing after a busy day seeing the sights and there is complimentary sake in the evening. Yakatas and socks provided as well as other personal amentities for showering etc. I would really recommend this place and would love to go back.

Probably one of the best stays of my life. The stag was absolutely amazing, from start to finish. The attention to detail is impeccable, whilst not overwhelming. The room was wonderful, and the dinner and breakfast experiences magic. Overall, for the price of what would be a normal room in Tokyo, you get an outstanding experience. Lots of surprises, such as the massage chairs and public baths (all rooms seem to have a private onsen, ours certainly did. Our room was 4 different rooms (dinning area, lounge with large TV, bedroom and kitchenette / sink area) plus the outdoor onsen and shower (the only shower is by the onsen). It was so much better than any hotel we did in Osaka or Kyoto. Absolutely worth visiting for one or two nights.

We stayed here for a night in a room with a private bathroom and shower. We didn't need it at all because the public bath facilities were so wonderful. We were here on a quiet weekday, so we often had the entire public baths to ourselves. The onsen was incredible - the water extremely clean. The provided dinner and breakfast were elaborate and delicious. Highly recommend!

We had a wonderful stay at Yatsusankan. From our arrival we were made so welcome. Our room was warm and comfortable with a view across the river to the temple. The Onsen is amazing. Sitting in the outdoor Onsen with the snow falling is a magical experience. Breakfast was exquisite with many different delicious dishes. I highly recommend a stay in Yarsusankan.

The location was great. The space in the unit was so comfortable for 4 people. We were able to cook breakfast in the morning. The shower was amazing. The beds were very very comfortable. The staff was very helpful whenever we had problems. Def a great stay here in Takayama.

The property has a great location, within easy walking distance of the station for those arriving by train and also within walking distance of the sights of Takayama. Shops and restaurants are a short walk away, right outside the door really. The apartment is perfect for a small family, and was warm and comfortable in snowy conditions. The owner and manager were very helpful at all times, including help with arranging a tour to Shirakawa-go. The access to cheap and convenient washing was much appreciated.

It was a little bit more spacious than I expected! Hahaha, I was probably too used to the very small rooms in the cities. They were clean, beds were comfortable, water heated up well, and had little to no noise at night. The kitchen had a stove, fridge, and plenty of utensils, which was great. The laundry room was right next door, and the location was excellent - within 10-15 mins walk to major train station and local attractions. I requested a ground floor (i.e. first floor) room since my parents have leg and back issues and they cheerfully accommodated us, which was greatly appreciated! Also, they left some origami paper with instructions, which was lots of fun - my mother enjoyed making paper cranes!

Location is good, short walking distance from restaurants, convenient stores, bus station, train station, taxi. Old town walking street is not far from the hotel. Family room is quite spacious for 3 persons, fully equipped with kitchenware. Most of all it is very clean. They could help arrange a private tour to Shirakawa-go.

Hotel was a short walking distance from the train station. It was also close to the main attractions. Our room was modern, clean and very comfortable. There were many restaurants nearby.

Excellent location, train and bus stations were about 5 minutes away, also very convenient to old town and plenty of restaurants nearby. Staffs were attentive, friendly and helpful, smooth check in and check out. We also managed to borrow umbrellas from the hotel when it was raining. Room was spacious for a family of five, clean, comfortable and stylish furnishing. Good view from the room.

My stay at FAV LUX Hida Takayama was truly delightful. The location is a major highlight—being so close to both Takayama Train Station and the Nohi Bus Center made it incredibly convenient to explore the area, whether by walking or taking the bus. There’s even a minimart just a 1-minute walk in front of the hotel, which was perfect for grabbing quick essentials. The room itself was a haven of comfort. The bed was comfortable enough for a restful sleep, and despite the proximity to the train station, the room was surprisingly quiet, allowing for peaceful nights. The scenery from the window was absolutely breathtaking, offering stunning views that made every morning special. Another bonus was the easy access to the charming Old Street, which was just a short walk away, letting us soak in the historic beauty of Takayama at our leisure. Overall, I highly recommend FAV LUX Hida Takayama for its unbeatable location, comfortable accommodations, and beautiful surroundings. It’s a fantastic choice for anyone visiting Takayama, and I would definitely stay here again!

Such a wonderful hotel, located just 2 minutes walk from Nohi bus station (for those who go to Shirakawa go), family mart and many restaurants very close as well. The room came with a nice view of the city and breakfast which was a set menu - choose from 3 options+ hot/cold drink, nice way to begin your day. We came for the festival and walked on foot there (not far at all and a nice walk). Room was very clean, big enough for a family of 6. Bunk beds were big and spacious (important if your kids are tall). Staff was extremely welcoming, always smiling and greeting us whenever we came in. Any accessory you could think of was down waiting at the lobby - just grab it. Laundry room very efficient and clean, could be bigger. all in all - Highly recommended.

Great location right near the train and bus stations (which you need if you're doing day trips out of Takayama), plus walkable to all the Takayama sights. Very clean and bright. Beds and pillows comfortable. Fit our family of 6 fine and didn't seem too crowded, (but not much room for luggage for 6) though we didn't stay in the hotel a lot. You did have to juggle the one bathroom. It doesn't include breakfast but there is a nearby hotel/restaurant (Country Hotel) where you can purchase a breakfast buffet for 1000 yen. Make sure to try the Hida yogurt there it's so good.

The hotel is unique with a loft-style bedroom. My toddler loved it and treated it like a playground. The room is extremely clean and feels brand new. I love that each bed has its own power socket and a small ledge for placing a phone. The modern dimmable cove lighting creates a nice ambiance. Before check-in, a QR code needs to be filled in, and the same QR code is used to enter the room—very well designed. The check-in process felt modern and seamless. I also appreciated the Japanese toilet with a heated seat and a comprehensive remote. The bathroom is a neatly prefabricated unit that looks clean and well-maintained. The location is fantastic—less than a 5-minute walk from Takayama Station and close to the Morning Market and Old Town. Along the way, there are great food options, a supermarket, and a drugstore. A FamilyMart convenience store is also just a 3-minute walk away. During my 14-day trip to Japan, this was the best hotel we stayed in. ❤️

We really enjoyed our stay at Ryokan Asunaro. It is just a short walk to the morning market and not much further from the old town. It's also fairly close to the train station which is nice. The atmosphere of the hotel is very cute. The staff was very welcoming and our room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. I highly recommend you sign up for dinner for one night of your stay. The traditional Japanese style dinner was delicious and the presentation is adorable. This was one of our favorite Ryokan meals during our 3 week stay in Japan. Breakfast was also very good. We did both mornings of Japanese breakfast. Each time the food was a bit different and yummy. They offer American breakfast as well which looked good on other peoples tables.

Room was beautiful, clean and spacious with useful amenities (fridge, safe, TV, storage). Provide a list of their recommended restaurants for different cuisines and dietary requirements. Japanese breakfast was excellent and the onsen was spacious, clean and filled with extras that made it feel luxurious. Location is great, only a 10-15 minute walk from most things as Takayama is not big. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

From you enter the reception you are met with a beautiful traditional Japanese interier, it is very well done. Everyone there were very polite and respectful, from staff to other guests. We three women arrived around 16, were able to select a cute yukata each we wore as much as possible for our one night stay, and were shown our room which were as big as a small apartment. We choose to go directly to the onsen which had just opened for the afternoon and had the place for ourselves. Very well stocked with brushes, hairties, lotions, everything free to use! the rooms were nice and comfortable, there was a beautiful tea set for us to use so we had a tea party in our yukatas, before dinner. We had paid for the dinner which was serving after serving of small dishes and a particularly tasty hida beef with miso dish. The beds and shower were great, nothing to complain about there, we had the traditional breakfast the day after with a self serve bar of drinks such as tea, coffee, juice and milk. Oh and we also went down to the onsen before breakfast and were once again alone to relax and take our time. It was probably the most expensive stay we have included on our trip but it was also by far the best experience we have had, and can recommend anyone to try it even just for a night like us, if not more ☺️

Absolute must stay! So pleased that we stayed at Asunaro and couldn’t recommend it more - service, facilities and location are all fabulous. Go and enjoy it. Communication was excellent before arrival - very kind helping us with dinner recommendations. Night we stayed was chef night off but if you can eat here, do so. On arrival we were greeted by the owner who is just about the kindest, most jolly woman we have met (which is saying something as this has been our experience everywhere!). Super informative check in which included being able to pick our robe for the stay. Stunning selection. Our room was amazing - huge! Spotlessly clean and extremely quiet. Fantastic to sleep in traditional beds. Two way air con so when chilly heats up very efficiently and vice versa if too warm. Onsen - spotless and great to have the on site facility. Great location - everything within 15 minute walk and station especially close (7 mins away). Finally, breakfast was delicious. So disappointed we didn’t pick Japanese (we were in a rush as I picked an early train) so do recommend you try that. Small but big point… coffee was amazing, serious bean to cup machine which is so welcome! Fantastic stay in a beautifully preserved, very traditional (with handy touches) ryokan!

We arrived in Takayama in the afternoon and it was a quick walk from the train station to Ryokan Asunaro. We changed into our house slippers at the front door and had our check-in. We had a dinner booked for that night and chose our dining time as well as time for breakfast the following morning. We had 2 rooms/ one for myself and my husband and one for our young adult children. We loved the traditional room with tatami mats and futons. The corner room had great windows. We enjoyed a short walk into the town before we got ready for dinner. We all liked changing into our yukatas. Dinner was delicious! The presentation was beautiful and we enjoyed trying all the dishes. We went to the onsen (small but relaxing!). Breakfast the next morning was traditional Japanese breakfast and we especially enjoyed the rice and Hida beef. Great rooms and friendly staff! We had a snafu after leaving- our daughter left her phone on the bench when putting on her shoes- the front desk gentleman drove it to the train station and we were so very thankful! It was a lovely time in the mountains and at the Ryokan! Wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again!

Perfect location — convenient for access to train, a bus to the Hida Folklife village, and for walking to nearby restaurants and markets. Peaceful entryway garden. Trading shoes for slippers right after entry created a feeling of welcome and cleanliness. A choice of yukata and obi was a welcome offering. Many thoughtful touches awaited us in our spacious room, like a welcome note and an origami crane. Beds were comfortable. We loved the shoji screens and tucked away places for clothing. Both Japanese and Western style breakfasts were delicious and generous. My husband enjoyed the men’s bath each day. Staff were always kind and helpful. Overall we had a very cozy feeling. Recommended!

The staff was friendly and so helpful at this 23-guestroom ryokan. The tatami floors throughout the public areas and guest rooms are so nice and kept in beautiful condition by everyone's use of slippers. The staff will store your street shoes for you until you leave the ryokan for the day. The guestrooms have comfortable futons and a Nespresso-like coffee maker with pods. In the evening, the staff would bring iced water in an insulated pitcher and a couple of treats. The guests have the use of indoor yukata, which we wore to breakfast. The guests also choose yukata to be worn outdoors, if desired. The Japanese breakfast was wonderful and made specifically for each room. A western breakfast option is also availaable. The guests select a timeslot in which to dine. Additional juices, breads, yogurt, and espresso machine options are included. The two washer and dryer sets are free. A packet of liquid detergent can be purchased at the front desk for 100 yen.

Friendly and very accommodating staff. Kimonos were fun. Robes and jackets were great. Enjoyed the hot spa. The tea and sake was a nice touch. Having free laundry was great. Breakfast was lovely. The futons were fun and comfy. Loved having the warm , cozy over jackets for the cold evening strolls at night. Conveniently located near the bus and train stations, old town, and restaurants.

The facilities are lovely, comfortable and clean, staff very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed wearing the kimono out to dinner and the traditional clothes within the ryokan. The breakfast was delicious, complimentary sake in the evenings was also a nice touch and I enjoyed use of the public bath.

This ryokan strikes a reasonable balance between authenticity and catering comfortably to its predominantly non-Japanese clientele. The tatami mat room was spacious, with thicker bedding mats than perhaps completely traditional (but I'm not complaining about that - very comfortable!) There was a separate seating area with a Western sofa, small shower room and separate toilet. All very clean. Kettle and tea provided, fridge with water bottles supplied daily. The public baths (indoors and (sort of) outdoors) were very pleasant and scarcely used by the shy tourists! Breakfast was very good and plentiful (Japanese or Western choice) Location is great - just a few minutes walk from the railway station and (in the opposite direction) the old town, but very peaceful side street. Staff very attentive and spoke good English.