Rooms built around rest, not around a lobby
After a day exploring Takayama or travelling through the Japanese Alps, guests return to a calm, efficient room designed around the essentials that matter most: a good shower, comfortable bedding, reliable connectivity, practical in-room facilities, and a quiet night's rest.
Deluxe Twin Room
A spacious, airy room with two comfortable double beds and room to spread out, ideal for couples travelling together or a small family that values a little extra breathing space after a day in Takayama.
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Six more accommodation types, from a compact double to a ten-guest group room. Every room shares the same comfort standard - choose the one that fits how you are travelling.
Standard Double Room
A clean, compact room centred on a large queen bed, designed for one or two travellers who want a quiet, efficient place to rest with everything within easy reach beside Takayama Station.
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Superior Queen Room with Two Queen Beds
Two generous queen beds give friends or families plenty of room to sleep comfortably without crowding, paired with the same quiet, spotless standard shared across every room in the hotel.
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Family Suite
A flexible layout combining a queen bed with a separate twin, giving parents and children or small groups their own sleeping space while keeping the whole party under one roof and minutes from the station.
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Superior Twin Room
Two double beds in a bright, well-appointed room built for easy living, with strong water pressure, modern washlet amenities, and soundproofing that keeps the platform noise firmly outside.
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Superior Twin Room with Tatami Area
The comfort of two double beds alongside a traditional tatami corner, a quiet nod to Japanese hospitality that gives you a place to sit, relax, and unwind the way locals do after exploring Hida.
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Grand Commons 7beds Room
A large shared room configured for groups of up to ten, combining seven twin beds with a sofa bed and a futon so a whole travelling party can stay together in one practical, sociable space right beside the bus center.
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Much of what makes a station-side stay work happens outside the room.
Practical help for independent travellers
Guests arriving on an early train can leave bags in secure luggage storage before check-in and collect them again after check-out, which turns an awkward travel day into a full day of sightseeing. Check-in itself is quick, so nobody stands in a lobby longer than necessary, and the staff know which questions travellers actually arrive with.
- Secure luggage storage
- Before check-in and after check-out, so arrival and departure days stay useful.
- Quick check-in
- Short, clear, and unfussy - you are in your room and back out again quickly.
- Coin-operated laundry
- Suited to multi-day visitors and anyone travelling light through the Hida region.
- Shared microwave area
- Late returns, market food, and simple meals are easy to manage.
- English-speaking staff
- Questions about the city or your onward route get a clear answer.
- Dining tips and transit help
- From a good place to eat nearby to confirming a bus connection for a day trip.
A comfortable stay, a quiet room, and Takayama's main transport connections just outside the door.