Hotels With Breakfast in Gifu Prefecture, Japan

I chose this hotel for my trip to Takayama. It used to be the Wing Hotel Hida Takayama, but now it's called Koko. **Cleanliness:** The hotel has high-legged beds, and there was dust underneath, which personally bothered me. **Facilities:** The hotel parking requires advance reservation and has two areas: one directly under the hotel and another 500m away at a different establishment. The price is 500 yen per night. There aren't enough spaces at the hotel, so if you reserve late, you have to walk a long way to get your car, which is quite inconvenient. Additionally, the washing machines and dryers are located inside the communal hot spring bathhouse, and on the men's side, there's only one washer and one dryer, which is really too few. You often have to wait in line. **Environment:** The location is quite peaceful, about 1km from Takayama Station. **Service:** Overall good, but not outstanding.

Excellent location, right by the Takayama train station. Hotel was new with clean facilities, breakfast was really yummy. Room was reasonably sized and clean with a washer dryer. While there was no gym, the onsen facilities at the hotel were spacious and new. Outdoor onsen experience was amazing while looking at the snow outside.

The hotel was really lovely! The service was amazing, and the staff were really kind and thoughtful. There's plenty of free drinks and snacks around (coffee/tea/yakult, ice cream, fermented rice drink, ramen) that you can take at set time periods. You can also rent yukatas for free. The dinner and breakfast were amazing and extremely filling. The staff also took time to explain the individual dishes to us! Highly recommend that you book in advance, because there aren't many food options around the hotel. The onsen (private/public) is also open for really long hours, so we could go late at night or early in the morning. The hotel isn't too close to the main Shirakawago village, but they offer a shuttle service to and from the village. Do check the schedule in advance in order not to miss the bus!

The hotel is a bit out of the way, about a 2000 JPY taxi ride from Gifu city center. The rooms are spacious, with large bathrooms, walk-in closets, and big beds. Although a bit old, it's clean and suitable for families. Service was just okay; we had to go to the front desk ourselves to get an extra bottle of water. Since we were just transiting through Gifu, we only stayed for one night. I wouldn't recommend it for travelers looking for convenient access to explore Gifu.

I really love Takayama; I've been coming here for three consecutive winter holidays, and it's even more beautiful when it snows. Before, I always stayed near Takayama Station, but this time, since I wasn't planning on visiting the old town or morning market, I chose this hotel with more of a resort feel. The environment is nice, and getting around is actually quite convenient with a scheduled shuttle bus. Taxis to the arcade and supermarket aren't far either. I tried both the buffet and the kaiseki dinner, and both were very good. The hot springs were also great. The hotel is quite large for the area, so it has all the amenities, and the price is reasonable. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I come to Takayama.

We are here for their onsen (can opt for private or public) and because of its strategic location from the train station and bus station. There are alot of food options within short walking distance, around 10-15 min walk to reach miyagawa river and enjoy their morning market. The hotel provides odens and new year noodle because we spent new year during our stays. They put extra care for kids amenities with a cute slippers and handkerchief. We enjoy our stay in Takayam

Exceptional accommodation and service! My husband and I purely enjoyed our time at Yunoshimakan. We had a room with private open air bath because of my tattoos (so public bath wasn’t an option), and it was 100% worth its price. Kaiseki dinner was excellent, the buildings are adorable, we couldn’t wish a better service. Before coming, I thought that more than 1 day at onsen is waste of time — and totally regret the hadn’t made a choice to stay for a longer time. My advice: order a taxi or ask for a transfer if you carry a suitcase. I am really sorry for my husband who needed to carry our luggage 300m upstairs.

Affordable, comfortable and clean This hotel is located in the city center, affordable, comfortable and clean. The room is small but warmly decorated, making people feel at home. The service staff is friendly and enthusiastic to answer guests' questions. There are many special snacks and attractions around.

The quality of the hotel is very high. It's conveniently located near the train station and a 15 minute walk to the old town. The spa is really nice, clean, and spacious. The family spa is a nice touch. Rooms are very large, comfortable beds, with a tub. The only drawback is breakfast. The restaurant is too small to accommodate guests. It's odd that it's common in Japan to have large hotels, with many guests, include breakfast, and then build a tiny restaurant. Makes no sense. Options are limited and food is the same every day. I wouldn't recommend it, but there's so few options nearby or in the town in general, that you basically have to eat there. Just go before 8 AM. Otherwise, the hotel is really nice.

The hotel room is spacious, cleanliness is good. Though the staff are young, they are very cheerful and helpful. First time experience to leave the shoes in the lobby locker, quite happy that the whole area is free from dust as no one can wear shoes inside. There has 3 free car parks around the hotel area for you to choose. Good location for visiting Magome-juku. Has a bundle of restaurants nearby with a nice cafe eating traditional toast. All toiletries are available at the lobby area. Worth to stay again.