Takayama
Steeped in 17th century traditional architecture and culture, the enchanting riverside town of Takayama is located amid the beautiful scenery of the Japanese Alps. Isolated from the rest of the country, the town has retained much of its historic charm evident in the narrow lanes and well-preserved wooden houses of the old town, Sanmachi Street.
Often referred to as Hida-Takayama, the town celebrates both spring and autumn with the highly-acclaimed Takayama Festival, held in April and October each year. Worth exploring is the Hida Folk Village, which has 30 homes built during the Edo Period (1603-1867), along with a traditional crafts centre. There are also two morning markets to browse and enjoy.
Hidatei Hanaougi
Takayama, Japan
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at the delightful Hidatei Hanaougi, a traditional ryokan with hot springs bathing, available both privately in-room or in the onsite public baths. Wonderful staff, traditional food and ambience complete the experience.
Hotel Associa Takayama
Takayama, Kanazawa & Around, Japan
Located in the heart of the Japanese Alps in the Takayama Hot Spring Village, the Hotel Associa Takayama is a resort hotel with fantastic views of the mountains and its own indoor and outdoor hot spring baths.
Tokyu Stay Hida Takayama Musubi no Yu
Takayama, Kanazawa & Around, Japan
A modern and classic hotel in a prime location in Takayama, the perfect base to explore this unique city surrounded by the mountainous region of Gifu Prefecture. Boasting fresh crisp decor, local wooden furnishings and traditional Onsen hot spring baths.
Wanosato Takayama
Takayama, Japan
A beautiful Japanese Ryokan just twenty minutes from historic Takayama, Wanosato is surrounded by forested hills and traditional Japanese villages. Dating back 160 years, with a rare Gasso-zukuri thatched roof, Wanosato is a truly unique place.