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Location, hosts, Overall 10/10

This is a modern, beautiful little house with many comfortable areas, a fantastic washing machine and dryer, a charming garden in a quiet beautiful neighbourhood of Takayama. The wi-fi works perfectly, I had to work remotely and had no problems at all. This was our best stay in our trip to Japan.

Truly exceptional in Japan! What an owner. Marvellous atmosphere, 100 years old house and vintage music makes this so unforgettable.

There was a sudden heavy snow and our car was stuck in the snow. Our arrival time turned out to be almost 12am, we have messaged and informed the host, she was really kind, she stayed up and waited for us. She helped us to call the car rental service to make alternate arrangements and suggested safer routes for us to go Shirakawago the next day and route to return to Tokyo. House was spacious and clean, especially recommend for families.

Great for families with young children as you don't have to worry about other customers. The house is very comfortable, clean and has a Japanese style bathroom. The lady who accommodated us was lovely and she even made us a nice Japanese breakfast for us. The house is surrounded with beautiful mountains. I would definitely recommend this place.

Very artistic feel and first time experiencing living in a museum. It really gave a WOW feeling when we post the pictures in our social media. Very near to the morning markets and old street. The host gave us a very detailed explanation on the property history and the do and don’t.

Our accommodation was clean, cozy, and conveniently located near the station and Old Town. A great place for families and a perfect escape from the busy cities!

Nice big house, tatami rooms, breakfast bento, super-friendly pickup and luggage transport from station.

We stayed in Iori Tonomachi in Hida Furukawa. I had been looking at properties in Takayama but wasn't satisfied until I saw this stay in neighbouring Furukawa. It was stunning in the pictures so we decided to book 5 nights, as a family of three (including a 1 year old). The place is so well located by the canal, it was like stepping into a piece of history. The area is well maintained and was beautiful with the autumn leaves and koi carp, the setting couldn't have been more perfect. The house itself is warm and inviting and well designed, as well as well equipped with everything we needed. Extra touches such as blinds in the bedroom and bathroom, and a projector which we used for movies, made things even more intimate. The beds were wide and comfortable, and the bathtub was very special. All throughout the stay we felt connected to the wider Hida community. We had greeting gifts of local miso crackers and mouthwatering daifuku, as well bath salts and local spring water. We went back to the shops for more! We were greeted by a member of staff, and they and others remained connected throughout our stay to ensure we had places to eat for lunch and dinner, making reservations for us and organising our luggage forwarding. Our days started off with traditional breakfast sets hand delivered by a sweet lady who even brought a gift for our baby. They were so yummy and differed day to day. We asked for Japanese meals for our entire stay and they accommodated this request. We parked in the city hall car park which was a short walk away. We didn't mind this as we could stroll through the neighbouring Buddhist temple and festival square. We looked forward to returning to Furukawa after our trips, and getting to know the town. We miss it a lot already! The town of Furukawa itself is quiet and artistic, the woodwork is especially of note.

It was great to stay in a lovely little home after a few nights in hotels. Great facilities, style and location