Only a 6-minute walk from JR Yamagata Train Station, Yamagata Kokusai Hotel offers accommodations with free wired internet access and a flat-screen TV.
Watcharin
Thailand
Bigger room, good location near convenient store (Lawson, 7-11, family mart)
Delicious and many kinds of breakfast, car parking in underground
Just a 1-minute walk from JR Yamagata Train Station, Hotel Route-Inn Yamagata Ekimae offers modern accommodations with free wired internet and a video-on-demand (VOD) system.
Located in Yamagata, within 8.5 miles of Zao Hotsprings Ski Resort and 2.9 miles of Yamagata Station, Hotel Route-Inn Yamagata South - in front of University Hospital - provides accommodations with a...
Located in Yamagata, 10 miles from Zao Hotsprings Ski Resort, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Yamagata Ekimae provides accommodations with a fitness center, private parking and massage services.
Directly connected to JR Yamagata Shinkansen (bullet train) Station, Hotel Metropolitan Yamagata offers comfortable guest rooms with warm colors and modern facilities.
Siridech
Thailand
Big room, nice mattress, big bathroom. Hotel is located in train station so easy to travel by train. Hardly hear noise from train.
Featuring 3-star accommodations, Super Hotel Yamagataeki Nishiguchi Hot Spring is located in Yamagata, 11 miles from Zao Hotsprings Ski Resort and a 11-minute walk from Yamagata Station.
Featuring 2-star accommodations, Hotel New Mogamiya is located in Yamagata, 11 miles from Zao Hotsprings Ski Resort and a 2-minute walk from Yamagata Station.
Close to the station, very nice Japanese breakfast.
APA Hotel Yamagata Ekimae Odori is located a 7-minute walk from Yamagata Train Station and provides modern and well-equipped rooms with flat-screen TVs and free wired internet.
Located in Yamagata, ホテルフェブランシェ is a 9-minute walk from Zao Hotsprings Ski Resort. Featuring a restaurant, the 5-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a shared bathroom.
FAQs about hotels in Yamagata
On average, it costs $85 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Yamagata for tonight. You'll pay around $115 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Yamagata will cost around $127, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Yamagata is a beautiful city. It was also our base for visiting other places. We went to Yamadera, Ginza Onsen and Zao Onsen by train and bus, from the Yamagata station. Had Ramen, which was reasonable in value
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
The Yamagata Ski area (Zao Onsen) is fantastic.
The Yamagata Ski area (Zao Onsen) is fantastic. It wasnt crowded, lessons for kids and adults were AUD$55 for 4 hours, lifts were @4$ per lift. Gear hire was AUD$65 for 2 days PP. In Australia lift passes are $250 per day alone. The hotel Sailor Hutte was literally at the base of the ski lifts. Food was cheap ($10-14 per meal) booze was cheap ($3.50 for a beer). The guys at the Hotel Sailor Hutte were great, make an effort to chat with them via your translator app. Its worth it. One more thing, I would recommend buying Shinkansen tickets directly from JR East rail online. Heaps cheaper than buying a seven day pass unless you are planning to spend 7 days on the train. FYI there are 3 Shinkansen companies East, Central and West. They have there own websites a bit clunky in English but it works. Good luck.
Kieran
Australia
Scored 10
10
Yamagata is a beautiful mountainous prefecture.
Yamagata is a beautiful mountainous prefecture. There are many places to visit and things to do. We rented a car and I believe this is a must if you want to sight see and time is an issue for you. By car from Yamagata train station, Zao Onsen is about 40-50 minutes away, Ginzan Onsen an hour, Yamadera about 20-30 mins. If you are into photography, there are many great landscape photos you can take here.
Melvin
Australia
Scored 10
10
hidden gem for sure!
hidden gem for sure! its a lovely small town that has everything.
make sure to rent a car and drive around the city and the outskirt as well. ginza onsen & zao onsen is definitely a must visit place when going to yamagata.
Nadya
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Not very famous place for travelingas not much to see in the...
Not very famous place for travelingas not much to see in the city.
If you could have a car or rent one, could go more places.
Basically in Yamagata prefecture, public transportation doesn't cover much as it is not a prefecture mainly for sightseeing though there are several nice places to go.
YO
Japan
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The hospitality was amazing and all staff members where super helpful and friendly, despite us not knowing Japanese super well but the staff always did well to communicate with us, the cafe was super cute and had some really delicious food.
The room we stayed in was quite spacious and super comfortable even had a beautiful view from the window every morning!
It was also in walking distant to some nice onsens, foot baths and other delicious restaurants! Definitely recommend if you're wanting to stay there in the colder months.
We have travelled widely for 45 yrs and stayed in some of the best and worst hotels. From the least expensive to the expensive. The Metropolitan Yamagata is one of the best and one of the most affordable. Everything one would normally require of a most comfortable and happy stay, you will find here. For the price you pay, you can’t get this standard anywhere else in the world. Highly recommend!
Great location right beside the station, there's even a covered walkway straight to the building.
The view is fantastic, I think this is the tallest building in Yamagata and the hotel is located at the top. There's also a Family Mart and a cinema in the building
the place was lovely, but most of all the staff was amazing, friendly and helpful.
also i ate diner there (you pay by donation) which was the best meal i had in japan, with so many different dishes.
would definitely come back when im japan!
Very nice hotel, good rooms. Staff extremely kind and helpful, with possibility to find someone in the team speaking english. Possibility to find food for western breakfast, not only japanese style.
Riccardo Fabiani 1965
Italy
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