Hotels near Tenyu Shrine, Tsuruoka

The reception staff was very kind, the single room was well equipped, clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious.

Inter type route inn again. I stayed at the route inn and I didn't write it, but the usual route in facilities. Because it is an intertype, it is far from the center, but if you walk a little, there is a roadside type restaurant. Be careful if you are planning to drink because you walk accordingly. Convenience stores are a little far away. I wonder if breakfast was not very regional. I don't know the regional nature of Yamagata in the first place. But beans? Imobo? Yonezawa beef and cherry blossoms can't be served at the breakfast of Vijiho. However, the number of items was large and the taste was not bad.

You can see the sea and you can soak in the soup, the room is very warm

If you're wondering where to find a hot spring inn around Tsuruoka, this is the right place! After climbing 2,446 stone steps to Mt. Haguro and sightseeing in Tsuruoka, we arrived at Yunohama Onsen. All rooms have an ocean view, and the view from the window is like a moving painting by Kaii Higashiyama. There was a wide variety of meals, and the menu was pleasing to the eyes and tongue (both at night and in the morning). The coast is just a stone's throw away, the service is well-considered for corona, and the employees are very pleasant. I got on the bus to go to the next sightseeing spot, but even though it had been more than 15 minutes since I checked out, three employees came out of the way to stop the bus passing in front of the inn. I was surprised when he shook me, and then I was moved by myself. If I have the opportunity to go to Tsuruoka, I definitely want to stay here again.

The hotel has unparalleled sunset views, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the meals are delicious! The service staff are very kind and make you feel like you are at home. I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

One of the best traditional inns (ryokan) in Sakata! Staff are very friendly and especially interested in foreign guests. Was able to have great conversations and learn more about Sakata! There are English-speaking staff, English menu and other information translated into English. Rooms are clean and cozy and the herbal bathhouse (ofuro) is open 24hr. Free bicycle rental is available and so all of Sakata’s tourist attractions can easily be visited within a 40-minute walking radius. Lunch in Wakaba is also open to non-guests and is always priced at ¥800. Even among the locals, Wakaba is known for its delicious food! Halal food can also be provided if requested in advance. It was an amazing stay!

Overall, I think it's good value for money. Hot springs and public baths are lukewarm. I'm a little happy that there is a bag at the entrance of the bath where you can put wet towels etc. The bath in the room was free-flowing from the source, and it was so hot that it turned red in a second when I entered with the water dripping from the beginning. It felt good after adjusting it with hot water. It would be nice if there was confirmation of allergies and wasabi at the time of meal and check-in. For dinner, sashimi is served at a hot spring. I would have been happier if I had white rice or breakfast rice cooked for dinner. Breakfast is normal. I ate two clams in my clam miso soup and both were crispy and sad from the morning. The family who went with me was also jerking. It's difficult to choose between Japanese and Western, but it would be nice if it was a breakfast buffet or a light seafood bowl for breakfast instead of sushi for dinner. The building and cleaning are solid, and the structure is gorgeous. I wonder if the elevator can't be helped, but I'm worried about the sound of the door. I've been impressed by how well-maintained an older Japanese-made elevator can keep it, so I'd be happy if I could consult with the manufacturer and improve it. Room and cleanliness. Amenities are also taken care of. It's a pity that there is a bath towel for each person in the room, even though there is a hot spring bath. I'm happy to have two, one for the room and one for the large bath. It would be nice if there were less razors and combs in the public bath and a bath towel or milk or ice cream after the bath. The futon is a little firm. If you have one more futon, you're in a luxury inn. I wrote a harsh review because I thought it was delicious and wasteful, but overall this service at this price was very good.

Tachibanaya sits next to a river in a quiet village surrounded by forested mountains. Huge rooms, ofuro, rotemburo and sauna for the onsen experience: yukatas, tatami and kaiseki dining for the ryokan ambience. Meals are served at reserved tables in a dining room. Free shuttle to meet Uetsu line Inaho trains at Atsumi Onsen station. Caters almost exclusively to Japanese guests: a knowledge of onsen etiquette and basic Japanese recommended. I have stayed in many similar places over many years - this is one of the very best. SF: Loistava ja erittäin hyvä arvo.