“Muy buena”
The apartment was gorgeous, spacious and equipped with every convenience, and the private sauna felt luxurious. The sofas were a bit uncomfortable and we could have used a few more pillows.
AnaIl y a un mois
Un instant…
★★★·Takayama·8.0
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Ryokufuen Kiyoharu offers 18th-century charm in Takayama city centre, within an 18-minute walk from Takayama Station. Rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and traditional yukatas. The ryokan boasts a hot spring bath, sauna, and open-air bath, as well as a restaurant serving Japanese dinner and Asian breakfast. Bike hire and luggage storage are available, with nearby attractions including Yoshijima Heritage House and Takayama Festival Float Exhibition Hall.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The apartment was gorgeous, spacious and equipped with every convenience, and the private sauna felt luxurious. The sofas were a bit uncomfortable and we could have used a few more pillows.
Ana·Il y a un mois
Breakfast and dinner were top quality in classic Japanese style, and the rooms were roomy and full of comfort.
Teresa·Il y a un mois
The room was beautiful with tatami and futon, the onsen was nice, breakfast and dinner were excellent and served impeccably, and we could rent bicycles, so I recommend it and would return; the area was inconvenient, but with bikes we reached everywhere, and there was no coin‑operated washing machine.
Angelica·Il y a un mois
The onsen was divine, it looked old but had a cool 70s vibe, and the outdoor area was pretty; the dinner and breakfast were hearty but not very high quality, honestly.
Rubén·Il y a un mois
We were completely disappointed; despite choosing this place for six people based on online reviews, nothing lived up to the hype. The staff were friendly, but the facilities were terrible—old, dirty, and the rooms constantly smelled bad, a scent that incense provided in the room couldn’t mask. We had booked to enjoy the river and the baths, but both were filthy, smelly and rundown, so we never even used the bathrooms. In short, it was simply a let‑down, as I explained above.
Valerie·Il y a un mois