Find hotels near Miboro Dam, Shirakawa from NT$2,127

"The room was fairly spacious and had a washer/dryer combo unit which made it very convenient. Great location as Takayama train and bus station is right outside the front gates. Their jinbei was really comfy. You could wear it around the hotel and go to the free foot spa on one of the upper floors."

"Such a fun ryokan. We had a huge room with 2 bedrooms and a river/mountain view. Their jinbei was very comfy and cute. After the onsen there was free ice cream and a yogurt drink available."

"Comfy beds, clean rooms, friendly staff and delicous food options. "

"Beautiful location and room in rustic Japanese buildings, and excellent kaiseki dinner. We loved the river right outside and enjoyed our stay. Unfortunately our room was rather infested with stink bugs and the staff was unresponsive when we reached out around 10pm for assistance. I am familiar with stink bugs entering buildings in Japan during this time of year (and have experienced it at other ryokans as well) however after removing nearly 40 of them from our unit during our 1 night stay I think it’s fair to say this property needs to address the problem."

"Breakfast very good , widespread of choices"

"Bar wasfine"

"Helpful & friendly staff. Comfortable room size Enjoyed the indoor & outdoor onsen + sauna. "

"Very modern and clean hotel. Staff was very helpful with booking reservations and offering transportation options. The co-ed onsen is a nice touch "

"Large hotel outside the city good for group travelers. Onsen on premises was excellent. Breakfast was also good. With my arrival I asked the reception to eat in a Japanese restaurant and was told only available the western restaurant with Pizza, burger etc…. I went to check the restaurants and checked the Japanese one if available and to my surprise they told me no problem I can get reservation which I did. I returned to the reception and asked why I was told otherwise. An apology was in place but I guess that’s the policy to separate the foreigners from locals so the atmosphere to be kept undisturbed by foreigners who some may have bad manners. Unfortunately it’s being repeated in many places I visited after the current flood of tourists. "