Room types vary: twin rooms for two, Japanese-style rooms with two to three futons, and a suite with extra sofa-bed; most rooms accommodate 1–3 adults and children are not accepted.

Yes; the ryokan features natural hot spring baths including indoor and outdoor baths, gender-separated public baths, and a reservable family/private bath, with some suites offering a private jacuzzi.

The ryokan provides pick-up/drop-off from the Zao Onsen bus terminal by prior arrangement; please request the shuttle when you book or before arrival.

Take the direct bus from JR Yamagata Station to Zao Onsen (about 45 minutes) then a short walk to the ryokan; Yamagata Airport is roughly 35 km away and travelers typically use taxis or arranged transfers.

Staff have some English but may have limited fluency; guests report the team is helpful and will assist with directions and arrangements.

You’ll get a traditional ryokan experience—tatami rooms, yukata, communal onsen bathing—and Japanese-style meals served in the hotel restaurant, often featuring local ingredients such as Zao beef.

Wakamatsuya sits in Zao Onsen village within minutes of the ski area; nearby highlights include the Zao Ropeway, the Okama crater (seasonal), public communal baths and local souvenir shops.

A family/private bath can be reserved at reception and some suites include private tubs; pets are not permitted at the property.

Yes—Zao Onsen village has convenience stores (for example Lawson) and small grocery or souvenir shops within a short walk of the ryokan.

Check-in is from 15:00 to 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00; the front desk operates continuously and can normally store luggage before check-in or after check-out.

All rooms are Japanese-style tatami rooms in several sizes for solo travellers, couples and families; some family rooms list configurations up to 2 beds plus 4 futons (up to six guests).

Yes — Tsukasaya sits on Yutagawa Onsen and offers shared hot-spring baths fed from the natural source; if you need a private/reservable bath, please check with the ryokan.

The property does not advertise a dedicated hotel shuttle; the nearest airport is Shonai Airport (roughly 30–40 minutes by shuttle or taxi), and the ryokan is reachable by public bus or taxi from Tsuruoka Station.

The ryokan provides English information on its website, but English-speaking staff may be limited; contact the ryokan in advance by email or phone to confirm language support.

Meals focus on seasonal Shonai ingredients served in traditional ryokan style, with an Asian breakfast and proprietor-led sake tasting options available; dinner service may require earlier arrival.

Mount Haguro is about 40 minutes by car, Mount Gassan around 1 hour 10 minutes and Yudonosan roughly 1 hour by car; the ryokan can advise on local sightseeing routes.

From Tsuruoka Station take the Shonai Kotsu bus to Yutagawa Onsen (approx. 30 minutes, local fare) or a taxi (approx. 20 minutes); the ryokan also has limited on-site parking.

Standard check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00; if you plan to arrive late or need dinner service, inform the ryokan in advance as dinner guests are asked to arrive earlier.

The official site mentions pet-friendly room options while some booking listings differ, and private-bath availability is not clearly stated — please contact the ryokan directly to confirm both pet and private-bath arrangements.

Yutagawa Onsen is a small village with limited shops; larger supermarkets and convenience stores are located in Tsuruoka city, reachable by bus or taxi in about 20–30 minutes.

Tendōsō has a small number of rooms including family suites; many rooms sleep up to four guests using beds or futons. Children aged 10 and over are accepted; extra beds and baby cots are not available.

Yes — the property offers public hot-spring baths with renovated indoor and outdoor bathing areas. Private‑use baths are not guaranteed; ask the ryokan in advance if you need a reserved or family bath.

The property welcomes a wide range of guests to its onsen; specific tattoo rules can vary, so please check with the ryokan before arrival if you have large or visible tattoos. Staff can advise on any local etiquette or alternatives.

The ryokan does not advertise a regular shuttle service; direct transfers are uncommon. The nearest airport (Yamagata) and Tendō Station are a short taxi ride away and taxis are the usual option for transfers.

Tendō Station is a short taxi ride (around 5–10 minutes) from the ryokan, and Yamagata Airport is approximately a 15–20 minute drive. Local taxis and rental cars are the most convenient ways to reach the property.

Staff primarily speak Japanese, and the ryokan offers friendly, attentive service; limited English is typically available. If you need specific language support or assistance, notify the ryokan before your stay.

Meals focus on seasonal kaiseki cuisine and local Yamagata specialties, with the ryokan known for classic regional dishes such as grilled eel. Dinner and breakfast options are commonly included in accommodation plans; inform the ryokan ahead of time about dietary needs.

Standard check-in begins in the afternoon (around 15:00) and check-out is in the morning (around 10:00–11:00). Exact times can vary by plan, so confirm your arrival and departure window when you book.

Pets are not permitted at the property. For private room configurations or special requests (for example a private dining area or adapted room layout), contact the ryokan in advance to discuss availability.

The ryokan sits in the Tendō Onsen area close to the town center, shogi-themed landmarks and walking routes; Zaō ski areas are about 30 km away. Convenience stores, small supermarkets and restaurants are available in town within a short walk or drive.

Room types range from twin rooms for two to Japanese-style family rooms with multiple futons that can sleep up to about 6–7 guests; confirm occupancy for each room type when booking.

The property has two main bath complexes (Higashi/East and Nishi/West) with multiple indoor and open-air baths, including large stone, cypress-log and barrel-shaped gensen baths; baths are refreshed daily.

The ryokan describes public indoor and open-air baths and does not list dedicated private-rental onsen; contact the property directly to request private use or special arrangements.

A free pickup from JR Akayu Station is available with prior reservation; there is no scheduled airport shuttle—Yamagata Airport is about a 50‑minute taxi ride away.

Take the Yamagata Shinkansen (Tsubasa) from Tokyo to JR Akayu Station (about 2.5 hours) and use the ryokan’s reserved pickup or a short taxi for the final leg.

The front desk has English-speaking staff and will use a translation app if an English speaker is not available.

The ryokan serves seasonal Japanese cuisine featuring local ingredients and Yonezawa beef; vegetarian meals are available if requested at least three days in advance, and guests may bring their own food (not permitted in the evening dining hall).

Children of all ages are welcome, but cribs and extra beds are not available at the property.

Pets are not permitted; the property lists a minimarket on site for basic items.

Located in Akayu Onsen, the ryokan is convenient for Uesugi Shrine, Yonezawa and Lina World, and is within reach of Zao Onsen; local travel is by JR Akayu Station connections and taxis for day trips.

Tsukinoike has 18 rooms (including 3 en‑suite open‑air bath rooms, 10 Japanese rooms and 5 twin low‑bed rooms) and most rooms are designed for two adults; children are not permitted in this property.

Yes — the ryokan uses Kaminoyama onsen water and offers gender‑separated large baths, hinoki (cypress) open‑air baths and small single‑person outdoor ‘sasabune’ baths for a variety of onsen experiences.

Three guest rooms include en‑suite private open‑air baths suitable for two adults; the public baths and single‑person outdoor baths are normally shared and gender‑separated, so contact the ryokan in advance to ask about any private‑use options.

No regular shuttle is listed; Kaminoyama‑onsen Station is about a 15‑minute walk from the ryokan or a short taxi ride away, and the property has free on‑site parking (around 20 spaces).

Yamagata Airport is roughly 36 km away — most guests travel by car or taxi or use public transport to Kaminoyama‑onsen Station; from Tokyo take the Yamagata Shinkansen (about 2.5 hours) to Kaminoyama‑onsen, then walk 15 minutes or take a short taxi.

The primary language is Japanese; staff can assist with basic English but proficiency may be limited, so notify the ryokan in advance if you require English support.

The ryokan serves kaiseki‑style dinner and Japanese breakfast using seasonal Yamagata ingredients (the dining area has been updated with semi‑private sections); please state any dietary restrictions or requests when you make your reservation.

Nearby highlights include Rina World amusement park and the Saito Mokichi Memorial Museum (both around 10 minutes by car), Zao and the Okama crater (about 50 minutes), local footbaths and seasonal events such as the Kaminoyama Castle festivals — reception can advise on timing and transport.

Check‑in typically starts at 14:00 and check‑out is by 10:00; the ryokan asks guests to inform them of expected arrival time and will accommodate late arrivals if notified in advance.

Pets are not allowed at the property; there are shops and convenience stores in the Kaminoyama Onsen area near the station for basic supplies — reception can give exact directions and opening hours.

The ryokan has 20 rooms in a mix of Japanese and Japanese‑Western styles (8‑tatami, 10‑tatami, modern twins and suites) with a total capacity of 72 guests; individual room maximums vary so check the selected room’s occupancy before booking.

The property offers source‑flow hot springs including a strong acidic, white‑cloudy semi‑open (detached) bath and an alkaline natural indoor bath; both are fed by natural sources and intended for communal use.

Some public bathing areas may refuse guests with visible tattoos, so tattooed guests should check ahead or request a private bathing option if needed.

The ryokan’s facilities include a detached semi‑open bath and public large baths, but private/reservable baths are not prominently advertised; contact the property directly to ask about private use or special arrangements.

A free shuttle from Zao Onsen Bus Terminal is available with advance reservation; the nearest airport is Yamagata Airport (about 35 km), from which you can take local transport to Zao Onsen then the ryokan shuttle.

Standard check‑in starts at 15:00 (booking notes often request arrival by 19:00) and check‑out is by 10:00; you should notify the ryokan of your expected arrival time in advance.

Staff primarily speak Japanese, and English is available to some degree; guests with specific language needs should advise the ryokan before arrival.

Meals focus on seasonal Yamagata cuisine served in the ryokan’s dining area; dinner is served in the dining room (guests are asked to arrive between 18:00 and 19:00) and dietary requests can be noted in advance.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. The immediate onsen area has limited evening options and few shops, so for supermarkets or wide shopping choices you may need to go into central Yamagata.

The ryokan offers free Wi‑Fi in all rooms, free on‑site parking (capacity for about 20 cars and larger buses), ski drying/storage facilities, a souvenir corner and communal bathing amenities.

Room sizes vary; most rooms are designed for two guests, while some larger rooms can host small families — no extra beds or cots are available, so check the room description when booking.

Yes — the property offers public hot spring baths including an outdoor rotenburo, and some room types feature private in‑room hot spring tubs.

Some rooms include private tubs and staff may be able to arrange private-use options; contact the ryokan in advance to request reservations.

The ryokan provides a free shuttle service from Kaminoyama-Onsen Station by prior arrangement; airport transfers are not standard but can sometimes be arranged — confirm with the property before arrival.

Yamagata Airport is about 38 km away; you can take a taxi or rental car, travel by train to Kaminoyama-Onsen Station and use the ryokan shuttle, or ask the property for transfer options.

Staff are primarily Japanese; many guests report helpful basic English communication, but bringing a translation app is recommended for detailed requests.

Traditional Japanese meals are served for dinner and breakfast with table service rather than buffet; please inform the ryokan of your preferred dinner time in advance.

Small shops and convenience stores are located near Kaminoyama-Onsen Station, about 1.5 km from the ryokan; staff can direct you or advise on a short walk or drive.

Nearby attractions include Zao Onsen and the Zao ski area (around 17 km), Lina World (about 6 km), and Yama-dera temple (approximately 28 km); Kaminoyama-Onsen town is also close for local sightseeing.

Check-in is between 15:00 and 18:00 and check-out is by 10:00; if you expect to arrive outside those hours or need station pickup, notify the ryokan in advance.

Rooms vary by building: main-building rooms accommodate roughly 2–7 guests and west-building rooms 2–4; there are also family and special rooms listed for larger groups. Select the room type that matches your party size when booking.

Yes — the property has a large public bath, gender-separated open-air baths, and an outdoor foot bath for guests to use. Onsen hours are generally from 13:00 until 10:00 the next morning (subject to change).

Yes — a free shuttle service from JR Tendo Station is available; guests should call the property upon arrival to request pickup. Contact details are provided on your booking confirmation.

Yamagata Airport is about six kilometres away; you can take a short taxi or public airport liner, or arrange local airport transfer services. The ryokan can advise on transport options if you contact them in advance.

The ryokan website is available in English and staff are experienced with international guests, but Japanese is the primary language on site. Staff will generally assist non-Japanese-speaking guests as needed; notify the ryokan in advance if you need extra language help.

Guests stay in tatami-style rooms, wear yukata provided by the ryokan, and can enjoy seasonal multi-course local cuisine, a tea-ceremony room, Japanese gardens and a relaxation room. There is also a lobby souvenir shop and an outdoor foot bath.

Nearby highlights include Tendo Park, the Tendo City Shogi Museum, the Hiroshige Museum of Art and Yamadera temple, all within easy reach for day trips. The ryokan lists local sightseeing recommendations and can help with directions.

Check-in is generally from 15:00 to 19:30 and check-out is until 10:00; you must inform the property of your expected arrival time if it differs. Reception is staffed during daytime hours to assist with arrivals.

Yes — some special rooms (for example Musou and Yoimachi) feature private open-air baths and indoor cypress baths; request these room types when booking. For other private-use arrangements, ask the ryokan in advance about availability and reservations.

Pets are not permitted at the ryokan. There are local restaurants and convenience stores in Tendō within easy reach, and the property also has an on-site souvenir shop for basic items.

Rooms vary by type and sleep from 1 to up to 5 guests depending on the room; suites list capacities (typically 4–5). Please check the room description or contact the ryokan to confirm the best option for your party.

The ryokan has nine hot-spring baths, including large public baths that operate 24 hours with alternating men’s and women’s times, plus reservable private baths for uninterrupted use. Some room types also offer open-air baths; ask in advance if you need a private booking.

There is no regular scheduled airport transfer listed; access from Yamagata Airport and Yamagata Station is typically by public bus, taxi, or shared transfer services. Contact the property before arrival for suggested transfer options or help arranging a shared taxi.

Staff are primarily Japanese and can assist in English for basic guest needs; for detailed requests or special arrangements it’s best to notify the ryokan in advance.

The property is a historic ryokan with traditional architecture, tatami rooms, yukata robes and multi-course kaiseki dining, so guests should expect an authentic Japanese onsen inn experience. Note the building is old, accessed by stairs with about twenty stone steps to the entrance and no elevator.

The ryokan sits in Zao Onsen village within walking distance of the Zao Sky Cable/ropeway and ski lifts; Mount Zao, the Okama crater and the winter “snow monsters” are popular nearby sights. Ginzan Onsen and Yamadera are reachable by car or local transport for day trips.

Onsen Station on the Zao Chuo Ropeway is a short walk (around 5–10 minutes) and local buses run between Yamagata Station and Zao Onsen; taxis are readily available. The ryokan’s map and directions page can help plan arrival routes by train, bus or car.

Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00; please notify the ryokan if you expect to arrive late. Also note there are stone steps to the entrance and no elevator, so guests with mobility needs should contact the property ahead of time.

Pets are not accepted at the ryokan. Private baths are available to reserve for exclusive use; for private-room requests or special occasion arrangements, contact the ryokan in advance to confirm availability.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese kaiseki dinners and local-style breakfasts in the dining room; many plans include dinner and breakfast. Inform the ryokan of dietary restrictions or allergies when you book so the kitchen can advise or accommodate where possible.

The ryokan has 22 uniquely styled rooms; room types range from twin and modern Japanese rooms to family suites, with some room configurations sleeping up to eight guests (futons/beds vary by room).

Yes — the property offers natural hot spring public baths (indoor and open-air) and several room types include private open-air onsen baths; in-room private baths are limited to specific room categories.

A free shuttle from JR Tendo Station is available by prior reservation; Yamagata Airport is about a 15-minute drive and Sendai Airport is roughly a 75-minute drive.

Staff are accustomed to international guests and can assist in English; basic English service and multilingual support are available for common requests.

Standard check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 10:00; please inform the ryokan of your expected arrival time. The property enforces quiet hours (about 22:00–07:00) and has an entry curfew overnight.

Pets are not allowed at the property.

Yes — convenience stores and small supermarkets are available in Tendo town near Tendo Station, which is a short walk from the ryokan.

Popular nearby sights include Yama‑dera (Risshaku Temple), Tendo Park and Jakushoji Temple; the ryokan’s local tour options can also arrange regional excursions such as Ginzan Onsen visits.

The ryokan serves traditional Japanese cuisine, with multi‑course kaiseki dinners and Japanese set breakfasts; meals are served in dining areas, private dining rooms, or in‑room dining for certain room types.

The property does not advertise separate rentable private public baths; however, several room types come with private in‑room onsen baths — request a room with a private bath when booking and contact the ryokan in advance to confirm availability.