Hotels Near Narage Jyuku in Kaminoyama

I stayed in a room with foot bath and hot springs. I was able to disinfect my fingers at the entrance and disinfect the room at the front desk. In addition, it was the impression that Nakai would take care of the hot spring, such as the guide of the room at the front desk to prevent infection, and it was the impression that the countermeasure was firm. I was a little lost in a quite large building. I saw the mountain of Zao and had a good view from foot bath and hot springs. It was hot water. The female amenities had local cosmetics trials. I don't know because I don't use a large bath. I think the dishes were the amount of couples who were full in the morning and evening. Dinner was a plan to choose steak meat and rice. I think there is another plan. I was very good value for money because of go to travel. You may not stay in a room with a hot spring many times. . . But it was a hot spring that I wanted to stay again. It's a hard time, but I want you to work hard. Thank you.

Hospitality is absolutely wonderful. A lot of things of the ground of Yamagata came out, too. Of course, all of them are delicious. We also had delicious Yamagata local sake. The view from the large public bath and open-air bath on the 8th floor is also the best. The hot spring water is soft and just the right temperature. The tiredness of the trip was blown away. It's fun to see the paintings of celebrities' plates displayed in each hallway. I definitely want to come again.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. Eating a large amount of dinner is a matter of training. You can take the leftover food back to your room. The hot spring was only an indoor bath and it was not flowing directly from the source, but you can go to the Azumaya main building to take a bath. The facilities in the room are not so complete, but it was good considering the cost performance. Unfortunately there was no hair dryer in the room! *Since I am a smoker, it was nice to be able to smoke in the room.

I used the all-inclusive plan. In the lounge, you can drink drinks (alcoholic beverages such as coffee) in self-style at dinner and breakfast from 15:00 to 22:00 and 7:00 to 10:00. Coffee, tea, petit cakes, beer, and Yamagata wine were placed in the lounge on the lobby floor. After taking a bath, we sampled two types of Yamagata wine and enjoyed herbal tea and petit cakes in the lounge. Some people were relaxing with beer, wine, etc. and enjoying tea and cake. I didn't use it, but there was a room with comic books, and some people borrowed them and read them in the room or lounge. As for the room, I didn't expect much because it was a plan this time, but it was a room where you could see the scaffolding currently being renovated. However, my family spent a lot of time in the lounge, so it didn't bother me. Currently (December 2022), about half of the inn seems to be under renovation (outer wall?), and scaffolding was set up in half. I was. The bath is a large public bath and an open-air bath, and the wash area is equipped with amenities. There was also a shampoo bar in the women's bath. It was a colorless and transparent hot spring with a soft feeling. The cold water machine is also good because you can drink both cold water and room temperature water. Dinner and drinks were all inclusive. However, it was different from the type of wine that was in the lobby lounge. Afterwards, I thought it would have been better if I had tasted the 5 types of sake in the lobby lounge. I don't have a chance to drink yamagata wine. The wine served at dinner was also Yamagata wine. Of the several types, I personally liked Sainte Neige white wine (Chardonnay), which uses Yamagata grapes. Dinner was Japanese food, but we also had Yamagata beef roast beef and beef stew, which went well with wine. The most delicious dish was steamed Yamagata beef Kagura. What impressed me was that most of the all-inclusive and all-you-can-drink wines were made overseas, but this all-inclusive only served Yamagata wine, which made me very happy. Sainte-Neige wine is also sold at the hotel shop, and it was 2750 yen per bottle. I was very happy to be able to drink expensive (for me) delicious wine at dinner with all-inclusive. Breakfast was a buffet, but it was a satisfying buffet with local colors. I enjoyed Imoni, shiso rolls, Tsuyahime porridge and rice, and (preserved) cherries. I could drink beer etc. at breakfast, but there weren't many people drinking. We didn't drink at home. In addition, everyone in charge of dinner and breakfast was also pleasant. After breakfast, I went to the lounge and drank coffee. We stayed in an all inclusive accommodation and enjoyed it very much. I felt a delicate female gaze in various places throughout the inn. I think that it is an inn that has been creatively invented.

Very impressed from the start of understanding the service until walking out, staff can speak Thai and have Thai staff as well. Japanese-style rooms in the evening, go to use the private Onsen first on the deck to watch the stars with the cold weather, soaking in hot water comfortably. Excellent in the morning, gradually going to use Onsen Public is good in another way, dinner and breakfast are very good in both meals, the staff are also very good service in every place, very recommended for all Thai friends. You can walk 15 minutes from the train station, nearby to walk around the castle as well.

The room is small, but very distinctive and very clean, the hot spring is very comfortable, everyone in the hotel will smile and say hello to you, breakfast and dinner are delicious, the sweet wine is also very good, about 10 minutes from the Shinkansen, the hotel will have a free car transfer every hour, Although there are not many attractions around, it is very fast to go to other cities, it is highly recommended

Very good dinner and breakfast first class 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Foreign websites can not be booked very popular, Ctrip was booked by me to the last one! The core town of Tibetan King Hot Spring Scenic Area is very small. This homestay is operated by an old couple in pension village (Wood House Village) on the edge of the town. If you don't drive by yourself, you need to discuss the daily pick-up time with the boss. It takes only five minutes to drive to the town, but it can't walk. The boss is very enthusiastic and punctual. He will use a translator to communicate with you, so there is no pressure to communicate. Basically go skiing in the morning and return to the homestay at night. The homestay is unexpectedly more cost-effective than the town. Breakfast is 3000yen per person, dinner is 4000yen per person, very rich, and the price of drinks is fair! This kind of wooden house will have insects, which is the kind of awkward mobile, the size of peanut grains, and it will not affect people's rest without biting. It will be fine to see the tape provided by the hotel sticking out of the window or letting it go outside the window. I think the only downside is that the wooden house is poorly soundproofed. The homestay stipulates that it is a rest time after ten o'clock in the evening, but if you encounter unqualified tenants, you will be noisy.