Very convenient to just cross a not so busy road from Takayama station to the hotel. Bus terminals for local loop buses and buses to other cities like Shinjuku or shirakawago are also directly opposite the hotel. There are a few hotels just a stone’s throw away from the station/bus terminal . So worth comparing prices. Walkable distance to local famous streets and also there’s a 7-11 downstairs. Some nice souvenir shops and pharmacy along the same street within 1-2 blocks.

Only one key is provided, all other hotels we have been to provide at least 2 ‘keys’. Their key to room is rather unique, not a card. You have to give the key to reception when you go out. I guess there have been cases of lost keys before.

The location is exceptional. Right across from Takayama train station and the Nouhi Bus Terminal.

The room i booked for one person is the perfect size. The bed is a little firm for my liking . They only provided one pillow but they were happy to provide an additional when I requested. Its minor but an older staff at the reception refused to let me borrow a pen. The other younger staff was willing to lend it to me but was stopped by the older staff. All the staff were friendly and accommodating and was happy to help except one .

This budget hotel far exceeded my expectations. It is literally across the road from Takayama train and bus station and an easy walk to the historic sights, attractions and places to eat. While dated, the rooms were neat, clean and comfortable with more facilities than hotels twice its price. The breakfast was a buffet style affair with lots of choice, both Japanese and western cuisine. A complete bargain at £37 (May 24) for a small twin en suite room with breakfast. Staff were all lovely and accommodating with good English. Well done Country Hotel Takayama. A 4 star hotel in 2 star clothing.

Two things, one the separate top sheet and then duvet tends to strangle you in the night, just a duvet without top sheet would be better though that is personal preference. The en suite bath is rather bijou and a 6ft westerner might need a winch to get them out. It does also drain into the bathroom floor but I think that’s how it’s designed to work. Just nit picking. This place is great for budget travellers or those who prefer to spend their money on seeing places rather than swanky hotel rooms.

This hotel represented exceptional value for money; I got a single room with en-suite bathroom for little more than the cost of a capsule hotel or dormitory bed. The room was fairly small, but this is normal for Japanese hotels. The staff all spoke English, everything was spotlessly clean and there were fine views of the hills from the window. It is located just across the road from the railway station which is very convenient when arriving with all your luggage, although I suppose meant it was a little bit further from the main sights and attractions,

Great location - right at the bus terminal with souvenir stores and a convenience store downstairs. Breakfast was awesome. Functional room although very compact (small like an inside cabin on a cruise)

It was not easy to carry the luggage and walk to the 2nd floor for check-in. Only after checking in did we find out that there is an elevator on the other side of the building that one can take and go to 2/F for reception. Every time we went out we needed to hand back the key and leave with the receptionist. And there was no verification to get back our key when we returned. While we understood that they don't want travellers to lose the keys, from my perspective I hesitated to hand in the key because of our valuables inside the room, and I didn't feel safe with the key just put on their counter, and without any verification, we just got our key back by telling our room numbers.

The location was just right opposite the station, room was spacious enough to fit two of my luggages, and staff was very friendly. I had a breakfast included, it was nice buffet type breakfast with a mix of japanese and western style dishes.

I stayed at the beginning of November, the nights were a bit cold but there was no heating system in the room. And also, there could be a bit brighter lighting in the desk/bed area as in the evening it was a bit too dark. Apart from that, everything was perfect.

hi, im from malaysia. I come to takayama buy bus from Kamikochi bus terminal. The Takayama bus terminal and JR is just in front of the hotel. Alot of souvenir and convinent store. They change your towels, dispose grabage everyday. How ever they did not have non smoking room. The smell is quite strong. PLease request for air freshner. Other than that, everything is superb. Must stay here.

the smell of ciggrate so strong.

This was easily the cheapest hotel out of 8 during my holiday so I wasn't expecting much. Yes, the room was on the small side (like most hotels in this price bracket) and the decor rather tired, but it was comfortable enough for a one night stay. Location, right opposite the station and close to convenience store and restaurants, could not have been better. The staff were pleasant and efficient. For the price, the accommodation and breakfast was very good value. (Some reviews mention a lack of fruit at breakfast but that is typical of all the hotels I stayed at, even the more expensive ones. You only have to see the fruit displays in department stores to understand why!).

Considering the price it would be unreasonable to find fault. You get what you pay for and, in my view,, this hotel is perfectly adequate for a short stay.

早餐十分丰盛， 好吃。 巴士站就在对面，交通方便。

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Perfect location. It is just opposite the train and bus station. Variety in breakfast provided. Room size is acceptable as a business hotel. 5 stars for their polite and attentive staff. They kept and helped to courier my adaptor and mobile phone charger which I accidentally left when I checked out. Also, their coin laundry is cheaper than what you can get outside. There are vending machines selling drinks at lobby and family mart outside.