Takayama Hotel Guide - Sukyo Mahikari hotels in Takayama, Japan.

"Spa was excellent; very quiet area. We enjoyed walking into the city. Restaurant had an assortment of dishes with reasonable prices."

"Wonderful place to stay. I really enjoyed the bath. Staff was excellent and the breakfast was fantastic. I look forward to staying there again."

"Well equipped kitchen, nice little fireplace in the common area to warm you up after a day outside. "

"We absolutely loved the hotel—super clean, full of thoughtful touches, and the staff were very attentive. It is located close to the entire tourist area, and we spent a spectacular and safe few days there. Highly recommended."

"We had a great stay at Ichika Machiya Holiday House. It was close to the train station and lots of great restaurants. The house was very very nice and clean. Thank you for a great stay! "

"friendly staff, delicious meals and great views surrounding ryokan "

"Hotel is perfectly located and the room is very nice. "

"Lovely stay with great hosts and a delicious supper."

"Perfect location … great stay "

"Great staff, family friendly, great breakfast"

"Awesome hotel and location "

"Good hotel with an excellent location!"

"Great location and very neat!!!"

"Exceptional"

"Clean room, nice staff, and great breakfast!"

"Lively clean cute hotel. While the rooms weren’t large they were comfortable and nice. Breakfast was great also. Staff was very nice and allowed a late checkout. "

"This is such a special place to stay - a temple in a beautiful town in the mountains, incredibly comfortable and well looked after. We met some lovely people - both monks and other visitors. Our room had the most peaceful view too. We extended a night and I would absolutely visit again."

"The towel smells weird, and power point location in the room could have been better. Other than those, it’s been an awesome place to stay, definitely would come back."

"GREAT LOCATION"

"I never saw an image of the exterior of the building in the advertisement on Expedia. I never read that access to the upper floor was via a steep staircase which made carrying two suitcases to one’s room difficult. The place appears to be managed by the Wat Hotel next door but without access to the Wat’s facilities. The walls between the rooms were such that one could plainly hear conversations next door. The room was fine but the experience frankly disappointing."