Hotels With Gym in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan

When you get off the bus heading to Tsuruoka from the airport at Science Park, Suiden Terrace is right in front of you. The room is simply designed but has everything you need and is very comfortable. There is also a bar and a library space, which is nice. We didn't have time to relax this time, but if you have the time, I recommend spending some time there. The open-air baths are switched between men and women in the morning and evening, so you can enjoy them both in the morning and at night. There was a wide selection of Yamagata specialties for breakfast, which was great to enjoy in the morning.

Overall, a very good experience. The breakfast was good, the room was decent, and the amenities were nice. Facilities seemed quite new, and the staff was friendly and helpful. One minor point was that occasionally the staff relied on a translator device when communicating, rather than interacting directly.

Very few people, very quiet. There are 5 pools for men and women in the hot spring, including the largest stone bath Totoro Totoro hot spring. There are samurai costumes for taking pictures, and there are free bozi sodas in the afternoon.

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!