Hodakaso Sanganoyu Hotel Takayama , Takayama (Gifu)
About the Hotel
Hodakaso Sanganoyu is a traditional ryokan situated in the picturesque landscapes of the Japanese Alps. It offers guests the unique experience of natural hot springs and Japanese hospitality. The hotel is conveniently located near major attractions such as Hirayu Waterfall and Kamikochi area. Guests can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine featuring well-known Hida beef.
Location
Located in a national park, Hodakaso Sanganoyu is approximately 30.5 miles from Takayama and 34 miles from Matsumoto. Guests must take a bus from the JR Takayama Station to reach the property. Nearby attractions such as the Hirayu Folk Museum and Okuhida Bear's Park emphasize the area's rich cultural and natural beauty. The ryokan is well-situated for exploring hiking routes and skiing opportunities in the vicinity.
Rooms
The rooms at Hodakaso Sanganoyu feature traditional Japanese futon beds, ensuring an authentic cultural experience. Each room includes a full en-suite bathroom equipped with a Western-style toilet. Guests can appreciate the simple elegance of shoji screens and tatami flooring in their accommodations. Air conditioning, free toiletries, and a seating area enhance the comfort of the stay.
Eat & Drink
Dining at Hodakaso Sanganoyu includes Japanese cuisine offered at two onsite restaurants, Yamabudo and Himetake. Both restaurants highlight Hida beef as a signature dish, appealing to traditional culinary tastes. Special meal requests can be accommodated but should be reserved at least two days in advance. The property provides a snack bar/deli for additional light meal options.
Leisure & Business
Hodakaso Sanganoyu features an array of leisure amenities, including a 24-hour public bathing area with hot springs. Relaxation options include a sauna and massage services, catering to guests seeking rejuvenation during their stay. The ryokan also offers conference space, making it suitable for business needs. A bar/lounge allows guests to enjoy drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.
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General
- Free Wi-Fi
- Safe deposit box
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
Room features
- Air conditioning
- Sitting area
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Media
- Television
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
Reviews and Ratings
Our stay at this ryokan in the Okuhida Hirayu onsen region was simply magical, especially during winter. The family room provided a cozy space for all of us, and the dining experience exceeded our expectations with a feast of delicious meals. The onsen was a highlight with both indoor and outdoor options. However, keep in mind that the public bath incurs additional charges, which might be an extra expense to consider.
Our stay at this ryokan in the Okuhida Hirayu Onsen region was truly magical, especially when surrounded by winter's beauty. The family room was spacious and well-appointed, and we had an incredible dining experience with a multi-course dinner that left us fully satisfied. The onsen facilities, both indoor and outdoor, were lovely and added to the relaxing atmosphere. However, the public bath option incurs extra charges, which was a bit surprising. Overall, it's a great place for a family getaway in the snowy mountains.
We had an enchanting stay at this ryokan, especially during the winter season when the surroundings look magical. The family room was perfect for us, equipped with both Western-style beds and futons, ensuring we had a comfortable night. The dining experience was exceptional, with a dinner that included a multitude of delicious courses. However, the public bath option incurs extra charges, which might not suit everyone's budget.
Our stay at this ryokan was nothing short of magical, especially in the winter wonderland setting. The family room was quite spacious for all four of us, and the meals—both dinner and breakfast—were truly delightful. The onsen experience was relaxing, with both indoor and outdoor options. On the downside, the public bath option comes with extra charges, which was a little surprise for us.
Our stay at the ryokan was simply enchanting, especially in the winter. The dining was exceptional, offering a feast with plenty of delicious courses. The onsen facilities were lovely and added to the charm of our visit. However, it would have been nice if the public bath had fewer extra charges.