Top Hotels Near Shirakawago Gasshozukuri Homurajin Museum in Shirakawa from AU$156

"丁寧だった"

"The room was clean, the staff wonderful and the breakfast buffet delicious. Also the location is perfect."

"Nice sized room, loved the private onsen and close to the station. Also close to downtown with a small walk. Staff is strict on check in times so be aware, early check in is not possible"

"Very welcoming and accommodating staff. Lovely room. Great bathrooms. Close to tourist areas. "

"Amazing, best hotel I’ve ever stayed in. Located right next to the train station, so convenient. Perfectly clean"

"Central location, easy to get to from train and bus station. Clean rooms, free coffee in the afternoon. Access to a common microwave. Spa bath and mist sauna was good. "

"Terrible- i have stayed in at least 20 hotels around Japan and this one has the worst service by far. They don’t let you leave your luggage ar the reception to go sightseeing for a few hours. I bought and paid late checkout and explicitly told them not to wake up 10’times, guess what they called and woke me up anyway. Specifically people at the reception were not friendly We arrived at dinner time, but they refused to serve us dinner because we did not book for it in advance and there is no other food in the hotel, and around the hotel you have to walk far just to eat which is also not recommended due to the risk of Bear attacks"

"room was clean and spacious. Great choice of restaurants. The onsen was also a real bonus"

"- The room was pristine and spacious. - The futon beds were insanely comfortable! - The private onsen was beautiful. - The staff were immensely helpful and had wonderful English - The location a few minutes walk from the train/bus station makes getting there with suitcases really convenient. - The breakfast is quite good and convenient. Definitely would go for the Japanese breakfast option Overall everything seems like it had been thought of which made the stay feel comfortable as both a home base for traveling around Takayama and the Hida region or as a place to rest and recoup on a rainy day"