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The room was very beautiful because it was renovated. I wanted to enter the hot spring and sauna, so I took the annex side that I could go directly. Only the bath area seemed to be not lanobei, but it was not dirty and I was able to relax. Tsuruoka is not a good person to access the airport, if you don't have a car, you need to go by bus, so you can get off and off the bus from next to this hotel. There is also a station immediately on foot, and there are many bicycles rental and car rental nearby. This is an unrepentant choice

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.

I stayed here on a tour of the Shonai region. It was a cheap tour, so I didn't have high expectations, but I was surprised by this inn. The approach from the gate at the entrance is decorated with the ”Pine Festival Pull Rope” of Mt. Haguro. The interior of the spacious lobby is also wonderful, and there is a welcome drink counter. There is a shop in front of the front desk, but it is not a typical souvenir shop, but a select shop that also sells traditional crafts from around Yamagata. At the back of the first floor, there is a storehouse-like store where you can drink local sake. The guest room, which can be reached by elevator, is quite spacious with tatami flooring and two large beds. Behind that is a wooden floor with a sofa. The floor is heated, so it is comfortable to lie down. The large window overlooks the Sea of ​​Japan. The meal was a kaiseki meal as part of the tour, but the delicious food made with locally produced ingredients, which showed the chef's good taste, was served in abundance. Breakfast was the same as the other guests in another large hall, but it was an elaborate set meal like a Shokado bento. It was delicious food that looked good on social media. The hot spring was also wonderful, and the large communal bath had a large tub, a cypress bath, and an open-air bath. The next morning, when I went to the beach, I could see Mt. Chokai to the north. The hotel staff were also very considerate, and at dinner time they prepared ice for the remaining bottles of shochu so that we could drink it in our room. It felt like I had stayed at a good inn for the first time in a while.