Located in Tsuruoka, 6.9 miles from Kamo Aquarium, Shonai Hotel Suiden Terrasse provides accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
A 7-minute walk from Yudonosan Jinja Shrine, the Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter features a relaxing hot public bath, a restaurant and free-use internet PCs.
JP_Fan
United Kingdom
I was surprised to find out that the Hotel has its own Onsen, which guests can use for free! The Onsen facility is good, with lots of amendments in the male facility. It was a great experience! The breakfast facility is also free.
Conveniently located a minute’s walk from JR Tsuruoka Train Station, the Tsuruoka Ekimae Route-Inn offers a public bath and rooms with free wired internet.
Joemark
Philippines
The breakfast was good and the staff were very helpful. I wish though that I was given a cleaner room. There were dust or the bed sheets were rather dusty.
Offering free WiFi, APA Hotel Yamagata Tsuruoka Ekimae is set in Tsuruoka. The property is around 6.2 mi from Kamo Aquarium and 16 mi from Atsumi Onsen. The restaurant serves Japanese cuisine.
Robert
United States of America
Excellent location near the train station. Very clean rooms and friendly and efficient staff.
Located in Tsuruoka, 7.6 miles from Kamo Aquarium, Hotel Alpha-One Tsuruoka provides accommodations with free bikes, free private parking and a restaurant.
A recently renovated ryokan, Kameya Hotel offers accommodation in Tsuruoka. The ryokan features a spa experience, with its hot spring bath, public bath, and open-air bath.
Providing sea views, Ikkyu -Seaside Hotel- in Tsuruoka offers accommodations and a shared lounge. This 3-star ryokan offers an elevator and private check-in and check-out.
Teresa
United States of America
Very clean, friendly staff, delicious food, accommodating for children. While English is not spoken there they went above and beyond using translator apps to tell us about the meals. We had a bathroom with a private onsen which was relaxing and easy to use and our room had a beautiful view of the sea.
Tsukaya Ryokan is a accommodations with a history of over 300 years. All rooms feature tatami (woven-straw) floors.
Nathan
United States of America
Of all the hotels and ryokans I stayed at during my two weeks traveling Japan, the night at Tsukasaya Ryokan was by far my favorite. Mrs. Shoji personally came out and greeted me at my taxi. From that moment onward, I felt as if I was receiving an experience personalized just for me. After showing me to my room, Mrs. Shoji informed me of several local attractions (parks, shrines, temples, etc.) that were lovely to visit prior to returning for dinner.
Every moment of the stay felt thoughtfully crafted and authentic. The food was delicious, containing many dishes that I had never before experienced. The onsen, while small and enclosed, was at just the right temperature and left my skin feeling the best it has in years. The design of the structure was charming and authentic (as best that a foreigner like myself can judge). The staff were friendly and accommodating.
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