Gujo Hotel Guide - Snow Wave Park Shiratori Kogen hotels in Gujo, Japan.

"This is my second time staying in this hotel. I love it because it is right beside the train station. It is so convenient. Rooms were a bit small and they do not have interconnecting rooms for families but the hotel was very nice to take in our side by side room request. Rooms were a little small for 2 pax but it is good for 1. Onsen was great! Best part about this hotel is that they have a laundry machine in every room!!! "

"Breakfast was included as well as the onsen. Breakfast was very good and had a variety of Japanese and western breakfast foods. Our room was exceptionally large for Japan. Onsen was very clean and never felt crowded. It was close enough to walk to Takayama station but a little far to walk to the older part of town where most the shops and activities for Takayama Matsuri were being held- however a taxi to the old town was only 1000 yen one way. "

"Clean room, comfy beds, friendly staff, and great location. Loved the ticket for free onsen visit too!"

"Beautiful accommodation with great amenities and services available to guests."

"Beautiful location and room in rustic Japanese buildings, and excellent kaiseki dinner. We loved the river right outside and enjoyed our stay. Unfortunately our room was rather infested with stink bugs and the staff was unresponsive when we reached out around 10pm for assistance. I am familiar with stink bugs entering buildings in Japan during this time of year (and have experienced it at other ryokans as well) however after removing nearly 40 of them from our unit during our 1 night stay I think it’s fair to say this property needs to address the problem."

"Bar wasfine"

"Helpful & friendly staff. Comfortable room size Enjoyed the indoor & outdoor onsen + sauna. "

"The BOSENKAN was a great experience. We really enjoyed the Onsen, even though it was our very first experience. The food was traditional, and there were a lot of new tastes for us which was nice. We were surprised by the large number of non-native workers there were. It did make understanding them difficult, and we felt it was less authentic. But we still enjoyed our stay! We will miss Mizuki-chan!"

"This hotel offers an exceptional opportunity for non-monastics to explore the Eiheiji Temple nearby in comfort. The building is new and well designed, and the breakfast and dinner are exquisite vegetarian offerings from the former Temple Chef. The staff are kind and hospitable, and well organized in facilitating Temple visits. "