Hotels With Gym in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan

The hotel is brand new, and the bathroom facilities, in particular, are excellent. It's probably the best option near Yamagata Station. It's a 3-5 minute walk to Yamagata Station and just a 3-minute walk to the bus stop (for Zao Onsen Ski Resort) from Yamagata Station. The breakfast restaurant is a famous Yonezawa beef restaurant. You can ask the front desk to make a reservation for you.

Love this hotel. It's beautifully designed by 坂茂 and it lives up to his fame. The buildings look like they are floating over the rice fields. Both dinners and breakfast were excellent. Most ingredients are sourced locally and they are delicious. But what I love the most is the open baths. Both are small, but they're carefully designed with a tranquil, soothing view. I'd love to come back again just for the hotel.

Great hotel with great location to explore the shirotsuzuji park and shrine.

Superb! The facilities are excellent, service is great, and the location is very convenient. The hot spring is incredibly relaxing. I didn't expect a hot spring hotel not located in the mountains to be this good. The food quality is also good, and very filling. The only downside is that they keep your shoes in the lobby, so you have to ask them to retrieve them every time you go in or out. It's best not to go in and out too frequently.

Those who live here must go to Yueshan for skiing or climbing. The meals and service are very good. But there is no fitness room here, and the soundproofing is relatively poor. There is no convenience store nearby, please bring your own dry food if you need it. The owner is very nice, I can also use the bathroom after I leave and go skiing on the last day. Go to Yueshan for skiing and highly recommend it.

I stayed here while sightseeing in Yonezawa! It was conveniently located on a main street, close to a convenience store, and cheap to stay. The rooms are old and have an old smell, and the unit bath is also dated, so I don't think it's for people who want to enjoy a hotel stay as their main focus. It's a good hotel for people who just want to go sightseeing outside all day and sleep. On the other hand, the large communal bath on the 9th floor was nice and clean. It's not big, so you have to exchange your room key at the front desk and then get the key to the large communal bath. There is a baby bed in the dressing room, so you can bring babies. The breakfast was delicious! There isn't a huge selection, but the taro stew was so good I had seconds!