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A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a low table, a sofa with cushions, and a built-in charcoal grill.
A cozy interior with a sofa, a dining table, and a hanging light fixture.
A snowy village with traditional wooden houses.

1. K's House Takayama Oasis - Quality Hostels

K's House Takayama Oasis - Quality Hostels
Hida Takayama Onsen
United Kingdom
Aris
$93 nightly
$103 total
Oct 18 - Oct 19
K's House Takayama Oasis - Quality Hostels
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, sliding shoji doors, and a small window.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, a small desk with a chair, and a window with colorful paper blocks.
A traditional Japanese building with a red and black facade, a covered entrance, and a sign indicating it is a worksite guest house.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, a small table, and a heater.

2. Hostel Murasaki

Hostel Murasaki
Hida Takayama Onsen
United States
William Nathaniel
$56 nightly
$62 total
Nov 6 - Nov 7
Hostel Murasaki
A hotel entrance with a sign reading "Komorebi Hostel," a covered entrance, and a staircase.
A room with a sofa, a small table, and a washing machine.
A traditional Japanese-style room with two beds, a wooden ceiling, and a sliding door.
A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a dining area with a table and chairs, and a window providing natural light.

3. komorebi hostel-your cozy place-

komorebi hostel-your cozy place-
Hida Takayama Onsen
Canada
Nicolas
$56 nightly
$62 total
Nov 15 - Nov 16
komorebi hostel-your cozy place-
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, wooden beams, shoji screens, and a sliding door.
A cozy lobby with a wooden bench, striped sofas, and a reception desk.
A wooden interior hallway with a staircase leading to another room.
A person standing at a counter with food items and a weighing scale.

4. Guesthouse Tomaru

Guesthouse Tomaru
Hida Takayama Onsen
$125 nightly
$139 total
Nov 15 - Nov 16
Guesthouse Tomaru
A room with a white vending machine, a trash bin, and a glass door with a frosted panel.
A narrow bathroom with a small pool, tiled walls, and a window.
A green exterior with a white door, a bear statue with a 'WELCOME' sign, outdoor furniture, and a potted plant.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a low table, a television, and a chair.

5. Tateyama Foothill Onsen Crayon House

Tateyama Foothill Onsen Crayon House
Toyama
$50 nightly
$57 total
Oct 31 - Nov 1
Tateyama Foothill Onsen Crayon House
A wooden-paneled room with a bed, a desk, and a TV. There are two bottles and a glass on the desk.
A wooden-paneled room with a bed, a desk, and two wine bottles on a table.
A hotel with a neon sign, a modern facade, and a sign indicating a price of 3,500 yen per night.
A room with a bed, a desk, and two bottles of wine on a counter.

6. Hotel St.River - Adult only

Hotel St.River - Adult only
Toyama
Japan
KIYOKO
$59 nightly
$66 total
Oct 19 - Oct 20
Hotel St.River - Adult only
A framed cityscape photograph on a wall with a staircase in the foreground.
A hotel entrance with a sign indicating ecoHotel and a staircase with ornate metal railings.
A vending machine with a blue exterior and a Pepsi logo, located in a hallway with a red door.
A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a desk lamp, a telephone, and a television.

7. ecoHotel

ecoHotel
Toyama
Canada
Jason
$39 nightly
$43 total
Oct 19 - Oct 20
ecoHotel
A modern bathroom with a wooden vanity, a large mirror, and a bathtub.
A traditional Japanese-style room with tatami flooring, a futon bed, a shoji screen, and a framed picture on the wall.
A modern meeting room with a long table, chairs, and a kitchen area in the background.
A traditional Japanese interior with tatami flooring, a low wooden table, and a seating area with a cushioned chair.

8. Hooray Toyama

Hooray Toyama
Toyama
United States
Luke
$93 nightly
$103 total
Oct 26 - Oct 27
Hooray Toyama
A traditional Japanese onsen with wooden beams and tatami flooring.
A traditional Japanese room with tatami flooring, a wooden table, and a red cushion.
A traditional Japanese building with a wooden exterior, a covered entrance, and a stone pathway leading to a bench.
A clean indoor swimming pool with wooden walls and a glass floor, equipped with a changing area and towels.

9. Guesthouse Tomoshibi - Hostel

Guesthouse Tomoshibi - Hostel
Matsumoto
Hong Kong SAR China
hong yi
$73 nightly
$82 total
Nov 5 - Nov 6
Guesthouse Tomoshibi - Hostel
A hotel with a prominent sign reading "HOTEL LEMAX". It features multiple floors with balconies and a modern architectural design.
A double bed with a beige bedspread and white pillows, a wooden headboard, and a small bedside table with a lamp.
A hotel hallway with carpeted floors, doors on both sides, and a light fixture on the ceiling.
A modern lobby with a red sofa, tiled flooring, and potted plants.

10. Hotel Livemax Toyama

Hotel Livemax Toyama
Toyama
Japan
Narendra
$57 nightly
$63 total
Nov 15 - Nov 16
Hotel Livemax Toyama
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Discover cheap things to do in Hida

Nestled in the scenic Hida region of Gifu Prefecture, budget-conscious travelers will find a wealth of affordable experiences without compromising quality. Start your adventure at the Hida Folk Village, an open-air museum featuring traditional thatched-roof farmhouses from the Edo period, where you can stroll through beautiful gardens and learn about local culture for a small admission fee. For a taste of history, visit Takayama Jinya, a well-preserved government outpost showcasing the region's unique past, where entry is free or very inexpensive. Food lovers can delight in the local specialty, Hida beef, by visiting one of the many affordable izakayas or street vendors offering delicious beef skewers without breaking the bank. Don't miss the vibrant morning markets in Takayama; they’re a great place to sample local produce and crafts, all while soaking in the friendly atmosphere and picturesque surroundings. For accommodations, consider staying in the Takayama area, where budget hotels and guesthouses . These places often provide a cozy atmosphere with attentive service, making your stay comfortable while exploring the charming streets and serene landscapes of Hida.

How can I get cheap hotels in Hida?

Best tips to find a cheap hotel in Hida

  1. If you're looking to travel to Hida on a budget, you'll be happy to know that you can find hotels for as low as $49. Of course, that price is affected by amenities, star rating, and even the time of year you visit. At most, hotel prices can be as high as $455. Staying a short amount of time in Hida is an effective way to reduce hotel costs.
  2. When you cut your vacation down to just a few days, you don't have to worry as much about hotel prices since you don't have that many nights to stay. For budget hotels in Hida, 3 to 4 days should be all the nights you need. That's generally enough to enjoy the city's top attractions, though there's certainly enough to do to warrant a week-long trip.
  3. When booking cheap hotel rooms in Hida, it's typically best to book about 3 weeks in advance. Book further in advance than that and you could be paying too much for your room, as hotels will often overestimate future demand. However, if you wait too long, you might find that the hotel has been completely booked.
  4. When you utilize search filters on Expedia, you'll be able to narrow down your results in a flash. These search filters cover a wide variety of factors you may be interested in when it comes to finding a cheap hotel in Hida, including amenities such as Free Breakfast, 2-star rating, or proximity to local attractions. You can even set filters for price limits to ensure that all the displayed results are within your budget.

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Frequently asked questions

Which are the best hotels to stay in Hida as a budget traveler?
For budget-conscious travellers visiting Hida, Hotel Kikori is a fantastic choice, offering excellent value and a comfortable stay.Hotel Kikori is a 3-star property with a strong 8.4 rating, providing a range of amenities that enhance your stay without breaking the bank. Guests particularly appreciate the complimentary WiFi, allowing them to stay connected, and the free toiletries, saving on packing essentials. A major highlight for travellers is the free self-parking, a convenient feature that adds value. For a relaxing experience, the hotel boasts both indoor and outdoor public onsen, allowing guests to enjoy traditional Japanese hot springs right on site.
How much does a budget hotel in Hida cost?
Budget hotel prices in Hida vary, but you can find a great deal from $49 on Expedia. To find the cheapest budget hotels, be flexible with your dates—off-peak and mid-week stays are typically cheaper. Stretch your budget further by looking for hotels with free breakfast, free parking or free airport shuttles. Sort your search results by "Price: low to high" to see our lowest rates.
Which area of Hida is best to stay in for cheap hotels?
For travellers seeking cheap hotels in Hida, the central Takayama area is often your best bet, as it offers the widest selection of budget-friendly accommodations. While not strictly "in Hida" itself, Takayama is the main gateway city to the Hida region, providing practical and affordable options.Solo travellers will find numerous guesthouses and hostels clustered around Takayama Station, particularly in the quieter streets just a short walk from the bustling Sanmachi Suji historic district. These establishments often feature dormitory beds or small private rooms at very great prices, and their central location means easy access to local bus routes and the train station for exploring further into Hida.Couples looking for value can also find quaint ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) or business hotels in Takayama that offer good rates, especially outside of peak festival seasons. Many of these are within walking distance of attractions like the morning markets along the Miyagawa River and the Hida Folk Village, allowing you to save on transportation costs.
What are the top-rated cheap hotels for families in Hida?
Hotel Kikori is an excellent choice for families seeking a top-rated, budget-friendly stay in Hida.This 3-star hotel, with an 8.4 rating, offers several valuable amenities for families, including free WiFi and complimentary toiletries. Guests can also benefit from free self-parking, which is a great money-saver.
When is the most affordable time to visit Hida?
The most affordable time to visit Hida, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, is typically during the shoulder seasons of late spring (May to early June) and autumn (late September to early November), outside of major Japanese holidays. During these periods, you can often find lower prices for accommodations and experience fewer crowds, making it ideal for solo travellers.Solo travellers will find that these times offer a pleasant climate for exploring without the peak season price tags. Late spring brings comfortable temperatures and blooming greenery, while autumn showcases stunning fall foliage. Both seasons allow for enjoyable walks through the charming streets of Furukawa, a well-preserved ancient town, and visits to the Hida Folk Village, which features traditional thatched-roof houses, without the need for additional heating or cooling costs in your lodging.Additionally, traveling during these times allows solo explorers to take advantage of off-peak public transportation rates or special passes if available, reducing overall travel expenses.
Is Hida a budget-friendly destination?
While Hida, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, is not traditionally considered a budget-friendly destination compared to some other Japanese regions, budget-conscious travellers can certainly enjoy its charm with strategic planning.To make your visit more affordable, consider staying in guesthouses or family-run inns, especially if you're a solo traveller, as these often offer a more economical alternative to larger hotels. Eating at local eateries, particularly during lunchtime, can significantly cut down food costs; look for 'teishoku' (set meals) which provide good value.For couples and solo travellers, Hida offers numerous free or low-cost activities. Explore the beautifully preserved old town of Takayama, often referred to as "Little Kyoto," on foot, admiring the traditional merchant houses and sake breweries. The morning markets, such as Jinya-mae and Miyagawa, are also free to browse and offer a glimpse into local life. Additionally, many of Hida's natural attractions, like scenic walks along the Hida River, are entirely free to enjoy.
Is it cheaper to book a Hida hotel and flight package?
Booking a hotel and flight package on Expedia can be cheaper than booking flights and hotels separately. Bundling can lead to significant savings, especially for international travel or when booking well in advance. However, savings vary depending on factors like destination, travel dates, and availability, so it's wise to compare options. With access to over 300,000 hotels worldwide, Expedia makes it easy to build the perfect vacation package.
Can I cancel my budget hotel reservation on Expedia?
Many Expedia hotel reservations are refundable, provided that you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline. This is often within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. Be sure to check your booking confirmation for the exact cancellation policy. For maximum flexibility, use Expedia's "Fully refundable property" filter during your search to find the right budget hotel in Hida for you.

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