おやど　古都の夢

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A Hida-Takayama Onsen communal bath

• ♨️Men's and women's communal baths, 'Nonoka' and 'Hananoka,' drawing on Hida-Takayama Onsen
• 🪨Soak in a granite (mikage-ishi) tub, and let the fatigue of travel melt gently away
• 🕒Open evenings 15:00–23:00 and mornings 6:00–9:00

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An open-air bath and private baths

• 🏞️The open-air bath 'Iwanoyu,' its rock-lined tub carrying the mood of a mountain village
• ⭐The 5th-floor private bath 'Hoshinoyu' is reservation-based, 40 minutes for 3,300 yen (heated water)
• 🎁Guests using the private bath receive complimentary bottled water and a beauty mask

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Rooms full of individual character

• 🛏️All 29 rooms differently decorated, each with its own distinct character
• 🚿Every room has a private bath and washlet toilet, with fridge, humidifying air purifier, and TV
• 🏯A range of room types, including the special room Shunkei-no-ma and the junior suite Murasaki-Shikibu-no-ma

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Cuisine crafted from seasonal ingredients

• 🍲A refined yet unpretentious flavor built on the region's seasonal ingredients
• 🍳Breakfast lets you choose between Japanese, Western, or a fruit-and-bread style (varies daily for multi-night stays)
• 🎐Meals served at the Japanese-style dining venue 'Kagura' (breakfast 7:00–8:00)

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A lobby with an irori hearth, and the grounds

• 🔥A distinctly Hida lobby with an irori hearth and thick wooden beams, where jazz plays by night
• 🏮Traditional wooden architecture modeled after an Edo-era castle-town home
• 🛍️The gift shop 'Yumenoya' (8:00–21:00), free laundry room on the 3rd floor, and Wi-Fi throughout

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The mood of the seasons, and the exterior

• 🍁The garden and gates change expression with the seasons, glowing with autumn color in fall
• 🏘️An inn that keeps the old charm of Hida-Takayama's historic town alive
• 🌸Set amid seasonal festivals, including the spring Takayama Festival

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Hospitality and access

• 👘Colorful yukata rental (men's sizes available too), plus aromatherapy oil rental in the lobby
• 🚶Walking distance to Takayama Jinya and the Miyagawa morning market, in the heart of town
• 🏆Recipient of multiple awards, including Travelers' Choice and the Michelin Green Guide

In the heart of Hida-Takayama, where the charm of an Edo-era castle town still lingers, Oyado Koto no Yume captures the beauty of a traditional Japanese home. Sink into a granite communal bath and an open-air bath, and let a night in the old capital pass like a dream in a lobby warmed by an irori hearth.