Hotels Near Yamanomura Museum in Yamagata

Stayed in Yamagata for the first time in a long time. The hotel I chose is Yamagata Kokusai Hotel. Net reservation from Jalan. I was able to stay at a price below 5000 yen with a plan with breakfast for one night. (There is a coupon discount) Go by private car. There is a parking lot in the basement and it is convenient. After check-in, go to the room. It feels far from the trend. (Air conditioning is centralized management type, etc.) TV 📺 is small, less 々 sorry. I tried to enjoy online distribution (DAZN, etc.) on my hand-held tablet, but the Wi-Fi environment was not very good and it was interrupted. However, breakfast is wonderful and delicious. There are dishes that make you feel Yamagata such as potato boiled, dashi, grapes 🍇, chrysanthemum, and omelet rice with dadacha beans, and curry 🍛 is also delicious. Yamagata, where major hotel chains are advancing. This is the hotel I want to support. I'll see you again.

Quite newly constructed hotel at center of Yamagata city near JR Yamagata station. Especially morning breakfast is so yummy and gorgeous like dinner / supper meal. Hope wanna stay at here next time if I come to Yamagata again.👍👍👍

Just off the deck in front of Yamagata Station, good access along the big street in front of the station. It is also convenient to the restaurant town in front of the station. Because it is not a big hotel, there is no special feature, but the room is clean and comfortable, there is no luxury, but there is also a free breakfast, and the price was relatively reasonable. The minimum required functions were complete and perfect to stay simple. In addition, since there is no parking lot around, it is difficult to park far away (opposite the main street, parking JA Yamagata, ３ block away). It is recommended for those who don't care about here.

A convenient location and close to bus terminal. Spacious room and city view. Several high quality restaurants within 10 - 15 mins walk.

When taking the bus to Yamagata, remember to walk directly into the JR station and cross the JR station. It is faster. Go out from the west exit of JR Yamagata Station and walk straight for about 3-5 minutes. You will see the hotel. Do not follow the Google route and go around in a big circle. After checking in, hotel 2 In front of the elevator on the first floor, there is a toothbrush set (the bristles are quite soft), face wash, makeup remover, facial mask, bath powder, cotton swabs, razors, pre and post-shaving supplies, etc. You can take them by yourself, between 12 noon and 12 p.m. The restaurant on the floor provides free coffee, juice, etc. for consumption. There are also full bottles of shampoo, conditioner and shower gel available in the bathroom. The room can accommodate 27-inch luggage (one can be inserted into the aisle to open in an L shape) and 29-inch luggage (if fully unfolded, it will block the door to go out). Overall, it is clean and convenient. , close to the station, there is a supermarket next to it, I highly recommend it!

It was a hotel directly connected to Yamagata Station. The weather was good on the day I stayed, the mountain 々 was clear at dusk, and I was able to see a beautiful moon at night. If you walk in front of the station, there are restaurants and supermarkets, so I think it's not troublesome to stay. There was also a convenience store on the １ floor. I would like to take care of you again when you go to Yamagata.

Access to this onsen is a little difficult. While only a 5 minute walk from the bus station, there are steep steps to the entrance. Although the website states that the onsen was founded in 1716 and is very historic, there is little evidence of that history except in the foyer and adjoining lounge area, which are quite pleasant and finished in warm timbers and have an antique feeling. The rest of the onsen is modern, but navigating is a challenge as there are many passages and stairways, all of which were underheated and drafty. Even the dining room where we ate our meals was chilly, with rugs provided for warmth! The food was excellent and the staff friendly and obliging. our room was adequate but nothing special and the baths were good, although the publicity picture of the outdoor bath is very misleading - it shows a view of trees whereas the reality is a close view of unsightly concrete reinforcing of the adjoining hillside. We were somewhat disappointed with our stay here, having expected to experience a more historic character and traditional experience.

A wonderful place to stay in. The service was fantastic. The room was huge, much too large for just a solo traveler like me but it would have been perfect if I had brought my wife and child along. The onsen quality was great, albeit the fittings at the shower area were a bit old. The food was hands down amazing and featured great local produce. Honestly there was too much for one person to finish! What I especially liked was that they had a separate room on the first floor where if it was too early for you to check in, you could drop your luggage off, change, and then grab your gear and head to the slopes. Same thing if you intend to charge the slopes a bit more on your last day, just leave your stuff in the storage room, hit the slopes, come back and change out, hit the onsen for the last time, then go off. Definitely recommending this place to my friends visiting Zao.

It is an old hotel, so you may not want to take a bath in your room, but their public bath is good. This place is on the hill which means you will not want to walk by your own in winter because of the slippery Mountain path. But in other hand it is really convenient because they provide shuttle bus to bus station or cable car station. And there is a ski place just in front of the hotel, you can borrow the equipments from hotel.

Everyone says it's very wonderful, but have you ever stayed there? It's so terrible. First of all, the response of the parking lot clerk (the shorter) is the worst, and there is a feeling of trouble in the face. There is no affection or anything. I was asked to stop it difficult (not a parking lot), but if it's a place, please do it! It was like that. Even if you let me carry my luggage and leave it with a cart, the room is normal. Well, it's a place for skiers, so it's dirty and old. The air conditioner in the room is a type that attaches to the window. I'm worried when it will fall, and now this is ... Sweat It's a type that doesn't open the screen door, but small insects come in. As for the bath, I rented a private bath (open-air bath), but the view is not good and it is narrow anyway! It would have been nice if the large communal bath had vinyl to put wet things in. It will take you to the Zao Kamiyu joint open-air bath by bus. This driver was very friendly. This bath was the best. Regarding meals, there are many types, and there are items written, but I don't know what it is. There is no explanation. It's noisy for the time being. Good morning to the little child! Where are you going today? Was it delicious? I was listening, but when the child was embarrassed, he was surprised to hear that he was saying ”Oh! I was ignored!” in a loud voice. It's unpleasant. Only foreign employees were very kind. Breakfast is as good as a business hotel. It's a little like a maze, and if you make a mistake in the place to go to the venue at night and attach it at a different entrance, it's coldly treated as ”It's not here!” And ”No”, how do you go to the place? When I heard that, a word over there (laughs) What? Over there? Which one? I laughed involuntarily. If it smells troublesome, even if you write it, I took a morning bath in the large communal bath and took a break while waiting for my partner and waited in the lobby, but I didn't say hello even if there was an employee. I was wandering around, but I ignored it at all. The morning greetings written by a famous person in front of me are displayed on the forehead (laughs), but Lucent's pair of stays at Naruko Hotel, which is considerably cheaper than here the day before and the service is thoroughly attentive. The response was really really the worst. I will never go again.