3-Star Hotels in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan

Hotel is on the West Exit (bus to Zao/Sendai is on the East Exit) but is less than 10 minutes walk and feels more quiet. Rooms were good size and there were free drinks and ice cream in the lobby from the afternoon. There is a 24 hour supermarket behind the hotel, only negative is, there is no proper crossing in front of the hotel.

Super clean, lovely staff, all the amenities I could’ve needed during my stay. Also - lovely view of the city and mountains from the room but also on the top floor of the building.

1. Location of the hotel is nice! 2. Double Room size is pretty small which is 140m2 onlty! So, I would not reccomend those who have kids! 3. Toilet is very tiny! also bathtub can't fit a small kid! 4. The Freezer is very small! I have never seen such a small freezer. So, couldn't fit our Bento Box! 5. The hotel is old, and not properly maintained, for example; shower curtain is broken, and attach it with tape!

The room is definitely small, but the service is good. There is a place for men to take a bath, but there is no place for women. The women's bathing suit is presented at the front desk and they can soak in the room. The hotel I ordered this time is very cheap. It is very close to Yonezawa Station. There is also a large 24-hour supermarket next to the hotel. Overall, I am very satisfied.

All hotels were built during the heyday of Japan. The rooms are small but very cost-effective. The facilities are a bit old and the sense of age is very strong. But the location is good. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Yamagata Station. There are also many places to eat around. It is a good choice to stay in Yamagata. The breakfast room is relatively large, and there is no time to eat when skiing.

First of all, it's right in front of Sakata Station, so it's easily accessible from Shonai Airport. I took a bus from the airport to Sakata Station, and was surprised to find that the bus stop was right in front of Tsuki no Hotel! I booked a corner twin room this time, and the room was very comfortable and had a relaxing atmosphere. I also had breakfast at the hotel, which was delicious with a wide variety of options. I had fun spending time in the same building before checking in. The library was very spacious and there was a tourist information center as well. Overall, I was very satisfied. I would definitely like to stay here again when I go to Sakata.

The hotel is relatively old, the room size is moderate, and the price is reasonable. There was only one washing machine but it was broken.

Very convenient location, few minutes walk from Yamagata Station. Service as good as Japanese hotels can offer. Good deal with satisfactory breakfast included.

It has everything you need. There is a supermarket opposite which is very convenient, the service is good, and the rooms are clean. It’s just that it’s snowing heavily and you have to walk 200 meters in the open air. It will be tiring to carry your luggage. There is less food at the west entrance and you need to go to the station.

Located in a quiet neighborhood, staff is friendly and helpful. Limited parking space surrounding the hotel, but they got you covered, just check with the staff and they will sort it out for you. Accommodation comes with free breakfast, and it's really amazing, you will be surprised by the varieties they served.