Accommodations in Takayama near Lion Dance Ceremony Exhibition Hall (Takayama, Japan)

Authentic kaiseki dining experience, Owner-led historical building tour

Relaxing sauna and bathing facilities, Traditional Japanese room comfort

Exclusive private onsen baths, Scenic outdoor onsen views

Alternating gender onsen access, Historic Momoyama bath experience

Soothing hot spring bath, Modern and clean facilities

Japanese-style twin rooms, Ski resort access hub

Exceptional owner and staff hospitality, On-site brewery and local craft beer

Authentic Japanese-style rooms, Terrace with scenic views

Exclusive access to 9 public onsens, Traditional tatami rooms with Shōwa charm

Close proximity to local attractions, Indoor and outdoor hot springs

Mountain view balconies, Hand-kneaded soba noodles

Convenient ski resort access, On-site dining with local sake

Exclusive access to 9 public onsens, Cozy, small-scale ambiance

Thoughtful female guest amenities, Authentic Japanese-style accommodations

On-site indoor and outdoor onsen, Exquisite multi-course dining

Seamless snow monkey park access, Evening sake and wine bar

High-pressure oxygen capsule, Access to nine public hot springs

Prime location for ski enthusiasts, Convenient laundry facilities on each floor

Rooms with traditional horigotatsu, Access to 9 public onsen

Gateway to Shibu Onsen's nine baths, Delicious vegan and vegetarian options

Private rooftop onsen with views, Interactive mushroom harvesting dinner

Private outdoor onsen with scenic views, Proximity to Yamaboku Wild Snow Park

High-altitude mountain escape, Expansive stone garden open-air baths

Natural hot springs from four sources, Dedicated dietary accommodations

Panoramic mountain view open-air baths, Direct ski slope access

Starlit open-air bath with mountain views, Highest-placed onsen in Japan

On-site massage for relaxation, Direct access to ski slopes

Tranquil traditional garden views, Authentic 100-year-old traditional house

Kuon suite with exclusive amenities, Traditional ryokan architecture

Traditional Japanese room design, Outdoor onsen with natural water

Natural hot spring bathhouse, Deep soaking bathtubs

Art gallery with Japanese drawings, Open-air and private onsen baths

Yamada Onsen area location, Matsukawa Keikoku canyon views

High-altitude ski-in/ski-out access, Japan's highest sulfur concentration onsen

Gender-segregated indoor and outdoor baths, Refined ceremonial tea house design