Hotels With Wifi in Gifu Prefecture, Japan

The onsen quality in Gero district is really superior. Skin feels very silky. The floor structure can feel confusing but we got used to it very quickly. The hotel offers good onsen and kaiseiki experience at economical price. Lots of local Japanese so it felt very authentic. The only downsides are 1. lack of entertainment options eg local performance, art & craft for young kids 2. Very crowded breakfast time. They could arrange different breakfast halls to divert the crowd or give timeslot tickets in advance.

The hotel is extremely well-maintained. It boasts a classic 'old money' design which, while showing its age a little, is kept spotlessly clean with not even a hint of mustiness. The hotel service was also excellent, and they certainly didn't relegate foreigners to undesirable corner rooms. For our family of three, including a child, I booked two rooms. The hotel thoughtfully connected them, creating a spacious suite of over 70 square meters. Absolutely superb value for money!

The breakfast was good, the staffs are friendly but it's so busy because there is so many big western tourists groups, someone really don't know or don't care to follow the rules in Onsen, should be improve !

Pros: - Shuttle bus waiting right in front of the train station - Shuttle bus drop-off every hour in the morning till noon - the room we booked is really spacious with a western-style room and a Japanese-style room and a private bathroom - the view at our room balcony is a big bonus - There are 3 onsens in the hotel which all are good - Nice buffet breakfast with variety of Japanese food Cons: - only one drawback during my stay is other groups of guests whom spoke loudly while using the onsens

Lovely stay at this hotel. The onsen was so nice to soak in at the end of a long day of hiking. The breakfast spread was delicious with a large Japanese spread and a small western spread. I really enjoy the local food specialities that they had available for breakfast like soba with grated mountain yam, peanut miso grilled on a leaf, rice Dango with a peanut sauce, and warabi mochi.

The location is fantastic, just a few minutes' walk from Takayama Station. The service was excellent, with staff taking the time to explain all the hotel's facilities. At check-in, guests can choose a kimono for complimentary rental. They also provided a selection of aromatic essential oils, which smelled wonderful. The room was spacious, and sleeping on the tatami mats was surprisingly comfortable. Highly recommended!

This hotel was absolutely wonderful! The location is incredibly convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Takayama Station, which has a FamilyMart right next to it for easy shopping. Hida Kokubun-ji Temple is also only a 3-minute walk away, and next to the temple is the famous Maruaki restaurant, known for its Hida beef. The hotel itself is very quiet, and the room was spotlessly clean and surprisingly spacious. There was plenty of room to open our luggage, which is a huge plus in Japan where rooms can often be tiny and make moving around difficult – not a problem here at all! The bathroom also had a separate wet and dry area, and every part of it was clean. Overall, I was extremely satisfied, especially considering the low price and the excellent service from the front desk. I honestly think this was the best hotel of my entire trip to Japan. If I had to pick any downsides, one would be that the hand soap was a bit drying, so ladies might want to bring hand cream. The other is that the pillows were a little firm, but these are minor issues that don't detract from the overall excellent experience. If I ever have the chance to visit Takayama again, I will definitely stay here!

Onyado Yuinsho was located about 27 mins walk up the hill from shirakawa go bus terminal. It is possible to walk there as it’s a quiet path along the road pavement and a lot of scenery to see. But it’s not advisable unless you miss the 1st shuttle bus to hotel at 3pm. Reason is due to the bears signboards located along the road indicating possible bear attacks. The shuttle bus service is good at scheduled timing available at their website. Service, food and facilities are top notch. I love their attention to details. I will highly recommended you include breakfast and dinner in hotel as the eatery are all about 20 mins walk away and lighting outside hotel is poor at night. The onsen is a must try with different types of cold, hot water, fountain, sit down, indoor and outdoor. The whole hotel is carpeted so schools are not allowed. Overall I love the unique experience and their attention to details.

We had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was spacious and very clean. It’s nice that hotel guests can enjoy a parking discount. The Onsen fee structure is similar to most hotels in Japan. The private Onsen was quite fully booked during my stay, so I used the public Onsen instead. It was modern and comfortable, though I wasn’t entirely sure if it was a real Onsen or just a regular hot bath. Overall, it was an enjoyable and relaxing stay.

Ryokan is perfectly located not far from bus station. Cozy rooms, amazing kaiseki dinner and very special breakfast BUT If anything is needed - nobody will bring it to your room number (i.e. towel, spoon, fork), you could get it only at reception, which is far from hotel wings. Also on the day of leaving after hiking in montains I was not allowed to visit public onsen while collecting my baggage. The reason - I came later than ”check-out time” - it costs nothing to the hotel, but the mood was ruined. I paid almost 600usd for a night and was expecting definitely another level of service.