Hotels with Parking in Yamatotakada

The staff were friendly and professional, they made our stay a pleasure.

Everything! Fabulous location and experience with an opportunity to get away from the city and enjoy Japan’s tranquility! The exceptional service, soy tour experience, and surroundings were fantastic! All details were attended to including, farm to table fine dining, refined finishes and comfort.

Very clean and food is delicious

Nice view! Comfort and quiet environment

The staff was fantastic. I stayed at this hotel because it was close to the mountains to run in. I needed a 6:30am taxi, and the taxi wouldn't do a that time. So the manager agreed to drive me 20 minutes in his own car even tho he was not working then.

The room was very big, we had a lot of space to put our belongings. The host was friendly, helpful and welcoming.

This apartment really takes me back... it's basically a repurposed 1R (one room) type of apartment, with a tiny kitchenette and a tiny unit bath, in a very old building with thin walls. Basically it's a place that would be typically rented by a poor college student or a young adult. In this case however it was turned into a hostel-like accommodation, and honestly it works well as such. The apartment had everything we needed, including the microwave, electric kettle and some dishes. The place was taken care of well. The futons even had an electric blanket, so we did not get cold during chilly nights.

The hosts are special. Very friendly and considering. The house is unique.

Upon arrival we were greeted with local sweets and hojicha tea, the property is quite unique and feels like stepping into another space and time. While my 6' 2" height (188cm) kept being clumsy and bonking my head, our room was truly a joy to sprawl out and utilize fully. With a dedicated lounge area next to the bathroom as well as our own fountain pen and desk to scrawl out notes. The added breakfast was a MUST and if I were to do it again, I would've added the dinner as well. Walking to other restaurants was a little bit of a chore but staff were happy to call ahead for us to make sure there was availability and even provided umbrellas as storms were rolling through. We tried basically all of the included "coupons" for local stores but especially loved the sweets shop and public bath (which allows tattoos during the weekdays.)

The host was friendly, and it was a great stay at the Minshuku (a family-run, guesthouse-style lodgings).