Just a 1-minute walk from JR Shinjo Train Station, Hotel Route-Inn Shinjyo Ekimae features a spacious public bath, a relaxation lounge with massage chairs, and rooms with free wired internet.
David
Japan
I think probably the best choice in Shinjo for a business hotel. Adjacent to the train station, on the wide open East side ... (restaurants etc are on West side). I was traveling by bicycle and they let me put my bike in my room. Very enlightened policy.
Clean property.
Friendly staff.
Nice "large bath" area to soak in a hot bath.
Decent breakfast included.
Better than average for the Route Inn chain ... and these are usually not bad at all!
Located in Shinjo, within a 8-minute walk of Shinjō Station and 15 miles of Oishida Station, New Grand Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Located in Tsuruoka, within 17 miles of Kamo Aquarium and 29 miles of Shinjō Station, Kyukamura Shonai-Haguro provides accommodations with ski-to-door access as well as free private parking for guests...
Only a 5-minute walk from the Pagoda at Mount Haguro, Shukubo Kanbayashi Katsukane offers Japanese-style rooms, vegetarian Japanese meals and free Wi-Fi.
Sarah Stroh
United States of America
To stay in a traditional setting really made our visit to Dewa Sanzan area special. The dinner options where all the food is locally sourced and prepared- incredible experience.
Surrounded by sacred mountains and untouched nature, Tamonkan is housed in a historic Japanese-style building. Complimentary tea and snacks are served to welcome guests.
Albert
United States of America
Toki-san and staff were most attentive to our needs. When we encountered difficulties during our mountain trek/pilgrimage, Toki-san assisted in many ways. He is a true gem.
R;MOGAMI is a recently renovated villa in Kiyokawa where guests can make the most of its open-air bath and barbecue facilities.
Miki
United States of America
We were extremely happy with the food and the amount. The host went out of her way to write the directions in English for us, as she was not sure whether we understood Japanese or not. Loved the place.
A 350 year old temple inn, Shukubo Daishinbo offers Japanese-style accommodations, a large public bath and free Wi-Fi. Featuring a garden and free parking, the property lies surrounded by nature.
Stec
Canada
Staying at Shukubo Daishinbo in Tsuruoka, Japan, was one of the most enriching experiences of my trip. This 350-year-old temple inn, run by a Yamabushi family, offered me a unique opportunity to connect with Japan's spiritual and cultural heritage in a deeply meaningful way.
The location of Shukubo Daishinbo couldn't have been more perfect. Nestled at the base of Mount Haguro, it served as an ideal starting point for exploring the sacred Dewa Sanzan mountains. Each morning, I had the chance to participate in the rituals led by the resident Yamabushi, which was both a serene and enlightening experience. The blend of Shinto and Buddhist practices, known as Shugendo, is something I’d never encountered before, and it gave me a new perspective on spirituality and nature.
But what truly made my stay unforgettable was the food. The meals at Shukubo Daishinbo were incredible, reflecting the best of Shojin Ryori, the traditional Buddhist cuisine. Each dish was crafted with care, using local, seasonal ingredients, including wild mountain vegetables. The flavors were delicate yet profound, and every bite felt like a celebration of the region's natural bounty. The connection between the food and the surrounding landscape was palpable, making each meal a deeply meditative experience.
The peaceful atmosphere of Shukubo Daishinbo, combined with the warmth and hospitality of the hosts, made me feel like I was part of something truly special. Whether it was joining the morning prayers, hiking up Mount Haguro, or simply relaxing in the tranquil surroundings, every moment spent here was nourishing for both my body and soul.
If you're looking to immerse yourself in Japan's spiritual traditions or just want to unwind in a serene and beautiful setting, I can't recommend Shukubo Daishinbo highly enough. It’s more than just a place to stay—it’s an experience that will stay with you long after you leave.
Located among spiritual mountains with a rich history, Hagurokan offers traditional Japanese-style guest rooms in a historic building.
Angela Weston
United States of America
The room was exceedingly comfortable & luxurious. The location is convenient for visiting Mt Haguro. The onsen was great as well as the locally sourced meals for purchase.
大聖坊 Daishobo is located in Tsuruoka, just 15 miles from Kamo Aquarium and 29 miles from Shinjō Station. This guest house offers free private parking and free Wifi.
Xiaoying
United States of America
The hosts were very kind and flexible; the meals were good; the living and bedroom area is nice and comfortable.
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