Hilton Takayama Resort
Mountain-view rooms, private onsen, and a choice of four restaurants
About this stay
Arriving at the Hilton Takayama Resort, guests find themselves in a modern setting with easy access to Takayama city. The highlight here is the array of hot spring baths, both indoor and outdoor, many offering spectacular views of the Japanese Northern Alps. Rooms are designed for comfort, featuring flat-screen TVs and complimentary green tea and coffee, all while overlooking the majestic mountains. Beyond the baths, the resort provides a sauna and massage services for relaxation. Dining options are plentiful, with Restaurant Rosiere offering a buffet and three other restaurants serving various Japanese specialties. The Lounge Scenery is available for drinks, creating a complete resort experience.
- Hot spring baths
- Private onsen
- Mountain views
- Sauna and massages
Our take
Hilton Takayama Resort is a strong match for guests who want a resort-style stay with onsen baths in Takayama. The hot springs include private onsen, rooms look out to the mountains, and a sauna and massages add to the relaxation. Four restaurants, among them a buffet and Japanese specialities, remove the need to search for dinner. Being near the station is a practical bonus. Travellers wanting a small, traditional inn will find it larger and more resort-like. For a comfortable onsen stay, I would recommend it.
- Book a room with a mountain view to fully appreciate the Japanese Northern Alps scenery.
- Take advantage of the private onsen for a more secluded and relaxing hot spring experience.
- Explore the different restaurants within the resort to sample a variety of Japanese specialties.
Why we love it
- Private onsen baths with mountain views
- Spectacular views of the Japanese Northern Alps
- Four distinct dining options on-site
- Convenient location near Takayama station
Why guests love itI would choose Hilton Takayama Resort for a family or couple who wants hot spring baths at the hotel itself. It offers hot spring baths, including private onsen, plus rooms with mountain views and free WiFi. A sauna and massages are available, and four restaurants, including a buffet and Japanese specialities, mean meals can stay on site. The hotel is near the station, which helps when travelling with luggage, though a resort of this kind invites a slower stay.
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