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Hirayu Onsen Spa Hotels
Are you looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of your day-to-day life? Do you want to escape reality and forget about your never ending to-do list? Then why not treat yourself to a relaxing stay at one of the spa hotels in Hirayu Onsen? Whether it is for a weekend getaway or a staycation, book your visit to one of the Hirayu Onsen luxury spa hotels.
With all of the amazing things to do around Hirayu Onsen, you will likely be worn out from sightseeing. The Hirayu Onsen spa hotels provide top of the line facilities with hot-tubs, saunas and private treatment rooms. Treat yourself to an indulgent hot stone massage or facial to rejuvenate from a busy day. If that's not enough for you, indulge in a full day-at-the-spa package. And maybe you are just looking to reach maximum relaxation before a fancy night out on the town. Take advantage of the salon features offered at most Hirayu Onsen spa hotels and get a mani-pedi before your evening begins.
Travelocity wants to help you relax and rejuvenate during your next stay in Hirayu Onsen, but we know that spa treatments can put some strain on your wallet. Bundle your hotel and flight together and save enough to pay for your facial!
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Recent Hirayu Onsen hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hida Takayama Onsen Takayama Green Hotel (KEIO GROUP HOTELS)
"Great hotel for visiting Takayama with Onsen and few restaurants"
Takumi no Yado Miyama Ouan
"Miyama Ouan has a lovely staff and is a fine place to stay. We had a good experience here and the setting in the mountains is beautiful. The property is dated and needs renovation. We spent the same amount of money elsewhere in Japan at far nicer ryokans. They need to spend a couple million dollars to update the rooms and the common areas. We felt it was not the best value for the money. Also, they do not have any western breakfast options, which is a negative for the price. A Japanese breakfast is basically the same as a Japanese dinner and for Americans, two Japanese dinners every day is not always that appealing. We liked Miyama Ouan, but would look at other options for the amount we paid."