Melhores hotéis de negócios em Tsuruoka

The appearance is very impressive. According to the station's proximity, the biggest advantage is to take the airport bus and turn around. Next to the local shopping mall, the hotel has a door leading directly to the shopping mall. The largest room in the annex building, the space is okay, but the facilities are a bit old. I heard that the main building has been renovated recently, I guess it’s better? Breakfast is okay, Japanese-style rice miso soup type, Western-style only has bacon small intestine. The rice is delicious. Yamagata is an agricultural county! The service is of course good, some front desks do not understand English, and communication is strenuous. There is also a key to leave at the front desk, which is very interesting.

Yutagawa Onsen Kuhe Ryokan is located in Tsuruoka and about 25 minutes by bus from Tsuruoka Station, near Yudagawa Onsen. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel. Yukata are available for guests to wear during their stay. Guests may borrow conveniences such as irons and desk lamps at no additional charge (please inquire at the front desk for details). Facilities include a communal bath and an open-air bath. The hotel possesses 13 guest rooms.

3.5 km from Kamo Aquarium, Kameya Hotel is a recently renovated property located in Tsuruoka and provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking. The property has sea views. The ryokan features parking on-site, a hot spring bath and a 24-hour front desk. The ryokan offers a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hair dryer, free toiletries and bidet. A fridge and kettle are also provided. The units include a safety deposit box. The ryokan is located in a geothermal area, with a number of hot springs nearby for guests to relax in. Guests at the ryokan can enjoy skiing and cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. The nearest airport is Shonai Airport, 5 km from Kameya Hotel.

Overall, I think it's good value for money. Hot springs and public baths are lukewarm. I'm a little happy that there is a bag at the entrance of the bath where you can put wet towels etc. The bath in the room was free-flowing from the source, and it was so hot that it turned red in a second when I entered with the water dripping from the beginning. It felt good after adjusting it with hot water. It would be nice if there was confirmation of allergies and wasabi at the time of meal and check-in. For dinner, sashimi is served at a hot spring. I would have been happier if I had white rice or breakfast rice cooked for dinner. Breakfast is normal. I ate two clams in my clam miso soup and both were crispy and sad from the morning. The family who went with me was also jerking. It's difficult to choose between Japanese and Western, but it would be nice if it was a breakfast buffet or a light seafood bowl for breakfast instead of sushi for dinner. The building and cleaning are solid, and the structure is gorgeous. I wonder if the elevator can't be helped, but I'm worried about the sound of the door. I've been impressed by how well-maintained an older Japanese-made elevator can keep it, so I'd be happy if I could consult with the manufacturer and improve it. Room and cleanliness. Amenities are also taken care of. It's a pity that there is a bath towel for each person in the room, even though there is a hot spring bath. I'm happy to have two, one for the room and one for the large bath. It would be nice if there were less razors and combs in the public bath and a bath towel or milk or ice cream after the bath. The futon is a little firm. If you have one more futon, you're in a luxury inn. I wrote a harsh review because I thought it was delicious and wasteful, but overall this service at this price was very good.