Best Yamaga Hotels

Very very nice. a little bit far from town but it is very calming and clean. The onsen is really good.

I exchanged emails with the owner during my stay, but I was relieved to reply quickly. The kids room was very popular with children.

The shower in the bathroom didn't work. The fish bones for dinner and the pickles for breakfast were very delicious.

It is very easy to find in the local area, breakfast is good, but it is a bit too early to end the meal time. The hot spring is comfortable and convenient, and the bathrobe is recommended to be changed to dark color.

Small but complete, the hotel. There are many facilities/activities such as table tennis, billiards, marshmallows, bars (free 1000 drink coupons), the fly in the ointment is that the room has only a small bathtub and no hot springs. Choose the most flat room-shaped left river view me, the scenery is good, it is a quiet small town, very recommended.

Room, meal, service are very satisfactory

The staff service is very good, the dinner and breakfast are 10 cents rich, one set per person. Mountain. Four Points is relatively remote, so it is convenient for self-driving travelers. The hot spring environment is good. There are not many shops or souvenir shops nearby, so the location is relatively quiet.

Very traditional ryokan. You have to take off your shoes when you enter the door. There is a Chinese waiter at the front desk of the hotel. But obviously he is a newcomer, and he is not very familiar with some management matters of the hotel and the surrounding attractions. The order is one parking and two food, the ingredients are very fresh, the variety is rich and creative, and the taste is good. Early and evening meals are served in separate private rooms. The hotel proprietress will personally visit each private room to worship visitors and collect their comments on the hotel. The hotel itself is good, the balcony of the room booked has a private bath, facing the river. It's just that the private soup is very ordinary, and the scenery is also average. Yamaga is really a small place, there are no shops and no attractions. There is only one Yachiyo and Lantern Museum. There is nothing to shop around. If it's just a clean picture, it's barely acceptable. More than 3,000 a night is not cost-effective.