Guest House Ouka

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$57

Reservations:

+1 (888) 389-8504

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Guest House Ouka is a 2-star guest house in Takayama, Japan, offering a cozy stay just 0,9mi from the city center.

Located at 2-36 Hanaoka-Cho in Takayama, the price starts from $57 per night.

With 1,226 reviews, amenities include free Wifi, air conditioning (free), non-smoking rooms, an elevator, and private parking (extra charges).

From Japanese-style spaces to social dormitories and family-friendly layouts, the room lineup covers a wide range of traveler needs. Expect options with private bathrooms as well as shared facilities, including Japanese Style, Shared Bathroom; Japanese Style, Triple; and dormitory configurations that feature bunk beds, with some female-only dorms for added privacy.

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Rooms

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1 Køjeseng

540 sqft

Seng I Sovesal

Gratis wi-fi

Please note that there is no individual air conditioning available in this room. An air conditioner installed in the center of the floor covers all the rooms on the floor. Bathrooms and toilets are shared with other guests.

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315 sqft

Værelse

Spabad

Gratis wi-fi

This family room features air conditioning. A folding bed will be prepared for the 6th guest, only when the booking is made for 6 guests. Please indicate the correct number of guests at time of booking.

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195 sqft

Værelse I Japansk Stil, Fælles Badeværelse

Gratis wi-fi

Renovated in July 2018, this private room features air conditioning and seating area.

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With 1,226 reviews backing it, the place sounds like a well-loved budget base for exploring Takayama. Room sizes vary from compact economy singles around 76 square feet to larger family options near 539 square feet, with many mid-sized rooms spanning roughly 130 to 259 square feet for comfortable stays.

Payment is straightforward: cash, Visa, and Mastercard are accepted. Prices start from around $57 per night, offering a friendly entry point to discovering Takayama’s charms.