I recently had the pleasure of visiting Japan for the very first time, and I must say that my experience exceeded all expectations, thanks in large part to the incredible hospitality and humbleness I encountered at the hotels I stayed in. From the moment I stepped foot in Japan, I was captivated by the warm welcome and genuine kindness extended by the people, and this sentiment was mirrored by the exceptional service I received at the hotels. Cleanliness is something that stood out to me immediately. The hotel I stayed at was immaculately clean, and it was evident that great care was taken to ensure a pristine environment for guests. Every corner of the rooms and common areas reflected a meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the Japanese commitment to cleanliness and orderliness. I found this aspect of my stay particularly refreshing and it further enhanced my overall experience. The staff's friendly attitude truly made me feel at home during my stay. Each encounter with the hotel staff was marked by their genuine warmth and eagerness to assist. Whether it was providing recommendations for local attractions, answering my inquiries, or simply engaging in friendly conversation, their kind demeanor made a lasting impression. Their unwavering commitment to ensuring my comfort and satisfaction was truly commendable and added an extra layer of enjoyment to my trip. Beyond the exceptional service, it was the humbleness of the hotel staff that truly struck a chord with me. Despite their professionalism and dedication, they remained humble and approachable. There was never a sense of superiority or distance, but rather a genuine desire to connect and provide an authentic experience. Their humility and genuine care for their guests made me feel like more than just a visitor; I felt like a welcomed member of their community. Overall, my first visit to Japan was an unforgettable experience, largely thanks to the humble and hospitable nature of the staff

Good location. Next to the train station.

The mattress was super hard. Very uncomfortable bed!

locates opposite of Nohi bus station.

There is a Family mart located on the same building.

Goog location, good price, good staff.

Location and price.

It is a very standard business hotel style room. Whatever should be available is available, such as towels, tooth brush, kettles and such.

They want to ensure the keys are not lost but the penalty fee for losing the key is insanely high. Therefore they make people staying there return the keys to the counter when they leave the hotel. I just find it cumbersome to get the keys from the counter every time I go back to the hotel.

The staff was very supportive and helpful. My partner forgot her money at our ski trip and the staff help us called the ski shop and also facilitated everything. Finally, we got the money. Thank you very much. Your guys are the best. Moreover, the hotel location is brilliant. Only 3 mins walking from JR station. Recommend for the traveller especially who have the huge luggage.

The facility were not well. The hot water was not working (one hour fixing) and the air con was very hot.

Breakfast was good value. Convenient location.

Ridiculously hard mattress, and pillows like concrete. Got very little sleep

Good price good location good hotel with cheap parking lot. Clean place

Don't think breakfast worth 1000¥. Wasn't that delicious and fresh.

super near to takayama station so it’s really convenient!

bed was a little hard

Very convenient location.

Concrete passage/corridor is slippery & nosy

Amazing view on the mountains from my room (10th floor).

Modest hotel but great location just across the train station and bus terminal. For the price we paid we were aware not to expect a luxurious hotel and that was OK. Family Mart is just below the hotel. Main tourist attractions are within 15-20 min walk from the hotel. Small room, but again, cannot beat the price.

The location of this Hotel is wonderful. Close to everything worth a visit, and moreso, next to the bus station from where you can go for a mountain day trip, to Shirakawa-go, or to your next stop in either Kyoto, Matsumoto, or Kanazawa. The staff is also incredibly friendly, going even beyond the standard japanese politeness in the service industry.

The infrastructure is dilapidated. Walls are cracking, air extractors in the bathrooms don't work, carpets are older than I am, and the beds seem to be made from whatever they use to craft tank plating. Overall, the hotel seems to be stuck with decor from the early 1900s. Moreover, having to turn in your key every time you go out feels condescending and ridiculous. Specially when there is no ID verification when requesting it back.

it’s very near the Takayama train staion and Nohi bus Center

nothing significant