Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at the delightful Hidatei Hanaougi, a traditional ryokan with hot springs bathing, available both privately in-room or in the onsite public baths. Wonderful staff, traditional food and ambience complete the experience.
Highlights
Each room is authentic and includes a futon bed and tatami-mat floors
When not relaxing, enjoy exploring the area including the Miyagawa morning market
Enjoy local delicacies including Hida beef, famously tender and delicious
Unwind in the onsens here, the hot springs have great health benefits
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Inquire NowHidatei Hanougi is located in Takayama, close to Okura Falls in the Gifu prefacture. It is situated close to Hida Kokubun Temple and a 10-minute drive from Hidatakayama Museum.
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