Room types vary from single/double and twin rooms to tatami rooms (up to 3 futons) and suites that can accommodate up to 4 guests; specific capacity is shown on each room listing.

Yes — the property has public indoor and outdoor onsen for men and women, plus suites with private baths.

Yes — the hotel offers two private outdoor onsen that require reservation and are provided as a complimentary privilege for overnight guests.

Tattoos may prevent access to the public bathing areas; guests with visible tattoos may be asked to use private baths instead.

There is a scheduled pick-up from JR Sendai Station (around 13:30) and a return from the ryokan (around 11:00), both require advance reservation; Sendai Airport is about a 60‑minute drive and other public-bus plus taxi options serve the area.

Check-in is from 15:00 (guests should notify arrival time) and check-out is until 11:00 (some listings show a 9:00–11:00 window).

The ryokan has a Japanese restaurant offering traditional Japanese-style meals; breakfast is available (including vegetarian options) and many rates include dinner or half‑board choices.

Yes — the property operates as an adults‑only ryokan.

The hotel is located on Mt. Zao with easy access to skiing, hiking and the famous winter 'snow monsters' (juhyo), plus nearby Togatta Onsen and Eboshi ski area for seasonal activities.

Pets and parties/events are not allowed; note that restaurants and shops in the immediate area are limited and some may close early in the evening.

Most traditional rooms sleep up to four guests on futon bedding; the property also offers twin rooms with two beds. Children are welcome but extra rollaway beds are not available, so please check room type when booking.

Yes — the ryokan uses Akiu Onsen waters and offers public bathing areas and open-air baths on the property. Several room types and the annex include private open-air baths for in-room bathing.

A pick-up/organized shuttle service from JR Sendai Station is available by prior reservation; the property is also about 23 km from Sendai Airport. Contact the ryokan ahead of arrival to arrange transfers.

Staff primarily communicate in Japanese. Guests can still make reservations via the official channels and the property provides an English-language website with basic information.

Standard check-in is between 15:00 and 18:30 and check-out is by 11:00. Please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance; note that guests should arrive by 18:00 if they wish to be served dinner.

Meals are traditional kaiseki (chakaiseki) using seasonal Tohoku ingredients and are served at set dinner and breakfast times. Please notify the ryokan in advance of any dietary restrictions or special requests.

Dinner is served in set slots around 18:00, 18:30 or 19:00, and breakfast is offered at 07:30, 08:00 or 09:00. If you want a specific slot, request it when booking or at check-in.

Certain room types include private open-air baths for exclusive use; if you require a private bathing option, reserve a room advertised with a private onsen in advance. For other private-use arrangements, contact the ryokan directly to confirm availability.

Pets are not permitted at the property. A well-known local shop is within a short walk, and Akiu Village/market areas nearby offer local produce, souvenir shops and small eateries within a few minutes by foot or car.

The ryokan sits in Akiu Onsen with easy access to Rairai-kyo Gorge, Akiu Shrine, Akiu Winery and craft centers, many reachable by short walk or a brief drive. Public buses connect Akiu with JR Sendai Station (journey times vary), and driving or arranged transfers provide the most direct access to regional sights.

Room capacity varies by type; options range from single/twin rooms up to family-style rooms that sleep up to six using futons—check the room description when booking.

The ryokan offers two main hot-spring types: the indoor medicated Yaku-to and the larger Dokutsu-no-yu with an open-air section for seasonal views.

Yes—some suites (Ichijoh Suite, Yunushi Suite) and the family bath include private hot-spring bathing; availability depends on room type and prior reservation.

A shuttle service runs once a day from Shiroishi Station and Shiroishi-Zao Station; there is no regular airport shuttle, so use public transport or a taxi from Sendai Airport.

Take the Tohoku Shinkansen to Shiroishi-Zao Station (about 13 minutes from Sendai), then a short taxi or the daily shuttle; by car or taxi the ryokan is roughly a 60-minute drive from Sendai Airport (about 33 km).

Staff can communicate in multiple languages; English is commonly available and staff also handle Chinese and Korean in many cases—ask ahead for specific language needs.

Meals are traditional, seasonal kaiseki served in private dining rooms (Sho-an) to create an intimate, Taisho-era atmosphere with local Miyagi ingredients.

Nearby sights include Yajiro Kokeshi Village (a short drive), Shiroishi Castle (around 7 km), Zao Fox Village and Mt. Zao—most are reachable by car within 15–40 minutes.

Pets are generally not accepted at traditional ryokan—confirm directly with the property; convenience stores and supermarkets are available in nearby Shiroishi, a short drive from the onsen village.

Check-in is typically from 15:00 and check-out by 10:00; the ryokan offers luggage storage before check-in and after check-out—confirm exact times when you book.

Room capacity depends on room type; cots and extra beds are not available. Children are not permitted and the minimum check-in age is 20.

The property offers multiple hot spring facilities, including indoor public baths, outdoor open‑air baths and a sauna.

Yes, some room types include private in‑room spa baths or tubs fed by hot spring water while public baths remain available for all guests.

Please contact the ryokan directly to request private or reserved bathing options, as availability and reservation requirements vary.

A free shuttle from Sakunami Station is available by prior reservation (service runs until early evening); provide your train details to the ryokan to arrange pickup.

From Sendai Airport, travel to Sendai Station and then take the Senzan Line train or a bus toward Sakunami; arrange the hotel shuttle from Sakunami Station for the final leg.

Staff primarily speak Japanese; some staff have limited English ability and the team will assist where possible—using a translation app is recommended.

Dinner and breakfast are typically served buffet‑style featuring local specialties, and the on‑site café/lounge offers snacks and drinks in the evenings.

Check‑in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check‑out from 07:00 to 11:00; entry to the property is closed between 00:00 and 07:00.

Pets are not allowed. Sakunami is a small onsen village with limited shops—for supermarkets and larger stores head to Sendai and bring essentials if needed.

Room types range from single and twin layouts to family-style Japanese rooms that list capacities up to seven futons; children are not accommodated and extra beds are not available.

The ryokan features communal hot-spring baths including indoor facilities and an open-air rotenburo, plus a named 'golden bath' for guests to enjoy.

Private baths are not advertised as standard; guests should contact the ryokan directly to ask about private or reservable family-use options.

A complimentary shuttle serves Shiroishi Station (pick-up 14:20) and Shiroishi-Zao Station (pick-up 14:45) and must be reserved in advance (typically at least 3 days); standard check-in is 15:00–19:00 and check-out is 07:00–10:00, and you should notify the ryokan of any late arrival.

The nearest major airport is Sendai (about 43 km); common routes are by train to Shiroishi or Tohoku Shinkansen to Shiroishi-Zao Station followed by a short taxi (around 10–15 minutes), or by car via the Tohoku Expressway.

Staff are known to be helpful though English proficiency can be limited; many guests report attentive service, so bring a translation app for detailed requests if needed.

The ryokan serves a traditional kaiseki-style dinner and a Japanese breakfast, both typically delivered and served in the guest room.

The property notes there are no restaurants or grocery shops immediately nearby, so plan to buy supplies or dine in town before arriving or rely on the ryokan's meals.

The ryokan sits in the Kamasaki Onsen area with easy access to local hot springs; Shiroishi Castle and the Zao region are nearby attractions, while Sendai city sights are roughly 40–50 km away for day trips.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan.

Room capacities vary by type; many Japanese-style rooms use futons and accommodate 2–5 guests with family and larger rooms available.

The ryokan has large communal baths with mountain views (Kappa no Yu and Tougen no Yu) plus open-air bathing; public baths alternate between men and women.

There are four private baths that guests can reserve on arrival at check‑in; advance reservations for private baths are not accepted online.

The property does not list a regular airport shuttle; most guests arrive by car, taxi, or arranged transfer—contact the ryokan directly to inquire about any ad hoc pickups.

By car the ryokan is roughly a 30–40 minute drive from Sendai area points and Sendai Airport depending on traffic; public transport requires transfers and a taxi for the final leg.

English‑speaking staff are available to assist guests.

Meals focus on local Miyagi ingredients with multi‑course Japanese dinner (kaiseki) and a Japanese breakfast; dinner is served in private or partitioned dining rooms depending on the plan.

The ryokan sits in Togatta Onsen with nearby attractions including local onsen streets, Zao Fox Village, Zao Dairy Farm, and the Miyagi Kokeshi Doll sites; ski areas and scenic lookouts are within driving distance.

Check‑in is from 15:00 (last check‑in about 18:00) and check‑out is by 10:00; guests are asked to provide an estimated arrival time in advance.

Pets are not permitted. The ryokan has an on‑site shop and vending machines and there are local shops and restaurants in Togatta Onsen; for a full supermarket, larger nearby towns or Sendai will have more options.

Room capacity varies by room type; many rooms suit two adults while family rooms accommodate larger groups. Check the specific room description or contact the ryokan to confirm maximum occupancy for your chosen room.

Yes — the property operates Matsushima Onsen with public indoor and outdoor baths and scenic open-air baths facing the bay. Some rooms also feature private open-air baths.

Yes — the ryokan offers reservable private open-air baths for guests who prefer privacy. If you want a private bathing time, request or reserve it in advance.

Tattoos may be restricted in public bathing areas and could be refused entry. Guests with visible tattoos are advised to use a private bath or ask staff about accommodations.

A complimentary shuttle runs from JR Matsushima Kaigan Station (and sometimes from nearby Matsushima Station) typically in the mid-afternoon to early evening; guests should call on arrival to use it. From Sendai Airport, travel to Sendai Station then take the local line toward Matsushima and use the ryokan shuttle or a short taxi for the final leg.

Standard check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00. The front desk is staffed in daytime and evening hours and after‑hours/late check-in generally requires prior arrangement with the ryokan.

The ryokan serves traditional multi-course Japanese (kaiseki) dinners focused on local seafood and seasonal produce, with options for in-room dining or private dining courses. Dinner service is scheduled in the evening and exact times depend on your booking and plan.

Free on-site parking is available for guests. Pets are not permitted on the property.

Komatsu-kan Kofu-tei sits facing Matsushima Bay and is within easy walking distance of local sights such as Godaido Shrine and nearby temples; the property is a short drive from Matsushima train stations. The complimentary shuttle and local taxis make it convenient to reach sightseeing piers and nearby attractions.

English-language support is available and the ryokan welcomes children, with specific family-room options and child-friendly plans. Note the person completing check-in must meet the property’s minimum age requirement, so check policies when booking.

Most rooms are designed for two guests, with triple and family room options available; check the specific room type for maximum occupancy when booking.

Yes — the property has multiple hot-spring baths including indoor and outdoor sea-view onsen; public baths are gender-separated and yukata are provided.

Tattoos are not permitted in the public onsen; guests with visible tattoos should ask about private-bath options or cover-up rules in advance.

Yes — the ryokan offers free shuttle/train-station pick-up from nearby stations (Matsushimakaigan and Matsushima); contact the property ahead of arrival to reserve a transfer.

Sendai Airport is the nearest airport (about 30–40 km); by car it takes roughly 40 minutes, and by public transport you can reach Matsushimakaigan/Matsushima stations with transfers in around 50–60 minutes.

Staff are multilingual and can assist in English; the restaurant offers vegetarian options and foreign-language menus are available on request.

The ryokan operates an on-site restaurant serving buffet-style dinner and breakfast featuring local seafood and regional dishes; some room rates include meals, so confirm your reservation details.

Major sites such as Zuigan-ji, Godaido, the Fujita Kyohei Glass Museum and Matsushima Bay viewpoints are all within a short walk or a few minutes by local transport.

The ryokan is walkable from local stations (around 10–20 minutes depending on the station) and offers free on-site parking for guests arriving by car.

Some room types include private open-air baths or in-room baths; pets are not allowed on the property; convenience stores and small shops are within walking distance for basic supplies.

Room capacities vary by type: standard Japanese rooms usually sleep up to 4 on futons, family and deluxe rooms up to 5–6, and special suites accommodate 2–4 guests. Check the chosen room type for exact maximums when booking.

Yes — Ryokusuitei features large communal hot-spring baths including a notable open-air bath (Kagaribi-no-Yu), indoor baths and a sauna, and it offers day-use bathing options.

Some special room types include private open-air baths; private rental of communal baths is limited, so contact the ryokan in advance to request or confirm availability.

A free shuttle operates between Sendai Station (east exit) and the ryokan; seats require prior reservation and the service typically runs once in the mid-afternoon to the hotel and once back in the morning. Contact the ryokan to reserve your seat.

Sendai Airport is about 23 km away; common routes are train or bus to Sendai Station followed by the ryokan shuttle, or a direct taxi/private transfer to the property. Allow extra travel time for connections.

Staff provide English assistance and the ryokan has English information available; for specific needs (dietary requests, guided directions) it’s best to inform the hotel before arrival.

Meals focus on seasonal Japanese cuisine with multi-course dinners and a buffet-style breakfast; some plans offer in-room dining or set-course kaiseki served in the dining area.

Akiu Village and its commercial area with a farmer’s market and food stalls are a short drive away (about five minutes), and the ryokan has a gift shop and vending machines on site; large supermarkets are not immediately adjacent.

Nearby highlights include Akiu Winery, Akiu Craft Park and Akiu Village (all a few minutes’ drive), while central Sendai attractions such as the castle site and Shiogama Shrine are reachable by car or public transport. The ryokan can advise on local sightseeing routes.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 (final check-in times apply for meal service; please notify the hotel if arriving late) and check-out is at 10:00. The property provides guest assistance for arrivals and transfers—confirm your expected arrival time in advance.

Room types range from small Japanese-style rooms for 1–2 guests to larger tatami suites that sleep up to 6 people using a mix of beds and futons; capacity depends on the room type you book.

The ryokan features large communal baths, an open‑air bath and several private baths; private onsen are available for guest use and can usually be reserved at the front desk.

A complimentary shuttle/pickup service is offered from Naruko‑Onsen Station and nearby bus stops by reservation, and the station is also within a short walking distance (about 5–10 minutes).

The closest airport cited in property information is Yamagata Airport (around 60–70 km); airport or longer transfers may be possible by prior arrangement with the hotel — contact the property before travel to confirm.

Staff generally provide basic English assistance and will try to help guests with limited Japanese, though fluency varies; notifying the hotel of language needs in advance is recommended.

The ryokan serves a buffet breakfast and Japanese dinner (often semi‑buffet or set menus using local ingredients); if you book a room without meals you may not be able to add dinner on arrival, so check with the hotel beforehand.

Guests are in the Naruko Onsen area, close to the hot‑spring district, Naruko Onsen Shrine, local kokeshi doll shops and scenic spots such as Kurikoma Quasi‑National Park and nearby hiking routes.

Naruko‑Onsen Station on the Rikuu East Line is a short walk away and local buses serve the area; free on‑site parking is available for guests who drive, which makes exploring the surrounding region easier.

Standard check‑in begins at 15:00 (check‑in window indicated by the property) and check‑out is by 11:00; if you expect to arrive late, notify the hotel in advance so they can note your arrival.

Private baths are available for guest use (reservations handled at the hotel); pets are not permitted on the property, and there are limited food shops immediately nearby so guests should plan accordingly or ask the front desk for local options.