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The Facility was very luxurious yet refined and relaxing. The hospitality was excellent, and the meals were truly delicious. The Onsen water was clear and colorless, but it lived up to its reputation as one of Japan’s Three Famous Hot Springs, said to have been favored by Masamune Date. It doesn’t make you overheat easily and keeps you warm for a long time—an exceptional spring quality that warmed both body and mind and soothed me deeply. Next time, I would love to stay in a Room with a private open-air bath. I will definitely return.

The food, drinks, and hospitality were outstanding, and we were extremely satisfied. Every dish looked beautiful and tasted amazing, and there were also unique alcoholic beverages you can only enjoy here. All drinks were free, which was a delightful surprise. The staff’s warm hospitality was wonderful as well, and we had a comfortable and enjoyable stay. It was a little disappointing that there was no open-air bath, but the Onsen was excellent; we enjoyed the large public bath as well as three private family baths, each with its own charm. On our way home, we received photos from dinner and freshly baked, delicious croissants as souvenirs. We are grateful for the heartfelt hospitality until the very end. Next time, we would love to try the winter and spring dishes too.

I stayed in a Room at Hakubaittei. The building is old, and the in-room toilet, sink, and bath felt dated, but everything was well cleaned and felt hygienic. The light switches were unresponsive and had a delay before turning on, which was inconvenient. The Onsen baths offer a wide variety and were very satisfying. There are also many open-air baths. The changing area was clean as well. There are several entrances to the baths, but when using the entrance near the front desk, the cold-water dispenser was only located between the changing area and the bathing area. It would have been nice to have a cold-water dispenser with cups near that entrance or in the changing area. There were dispensers near other entrances. The meals weren’t anything special, but everything tasted good. The service was also good. The breakfast buffet had plenty of variety and was delicious, with shabu-shabu, tuna sashimi, and kamameshi even in the morning. I chose this Accommodation for the baths and food, so it was absolutely the right choice! I’d like to stay again.

It was our first stay in a while, with seven family members including our grandchildren. As it was a long weekend, we expected it to be crowded, but we were still able to relax and had a wonderful time. Dinner was very filling and we were very satisfied. However, at the end of the meal we wanted to have coffee or tea, but it was quite crowded and took a long time, which was disappointing. We hope you can add more self-service machines for coffee and tea. We would like to visit again.

This was our family’s first trip to Sendai. It was also our first time staying here, and it had a charm that felt different from international hotel chains. The staff were extremely courteous, which made us feel at ease throughout our stay. Our child is no longer an infant, but we were impressed that the baby food service was properly divided into stages. If I come to Sendai again for work, I would like to stay here again.

Even during Silver Week, we stayed at Tamaya Ryokan at a reasonable price. Near the front desk there is a large public bath, and a little farther away there is a private bath available 24 hours a day. Both were on the hotter side, with a slight iron scent, plenty of water, and free-flowing Onsen—afterward my skin felt wonderfully smooth. The meals were homemade with an impressive variety of dishes. Everything was delicious. In particular, I tried “inago (grasshopper?) tsukudani” for the first time in my life. It had a unique texture with a slight bitterness... The croissants we bought as souvenirs were also lightly sweet and crispy—highly recommended. After check-in, we also received bathing tickets for “Kami-no-Yu / Kotobuki-no-Yu,” so we immediately took a short walk to Kami-no-Yu about two minutes from the Accommodation. There was even an outdoor footbath, and it really captured the atmosphere of an Onsen town. The next day after breakfast, I went for another casual stroll in my yukata and stopped by the café “Ensou.” The coffee and gateau chocolat there were exceptional. At Tamaya Ryokan, I was able to relax from check-in at 3:00 PM until check-out at 10:00 AM. This was my first visit to Togatta Onsen; I loved the town’s atmosphere—it felt calm and comforting. It’s about a five-hour drive from our home, but I definitely want to go again.

We stayed here with three generations of our family! There was plenty of food, and the kids’ set meal was very satisfying in both taste and portion size. Also, having in-room dining when traveling with children was truly appreciated—we could eat at a relaxed pace. The Onsen is hot as noted in the posted warnings, so children need to be careful. You can adjust it since cold water is available. Our only complaint was the elevator. Even when it wasn’t crowded, once the second person started to get on, the doors would slam shut—several times we got caught by them (lol). Please watch your children. Overall we were satisfied and would like to stay again.

I stayed for two nights, and the best part was that drinks were free all the time with the all-inclusive plan. I didn’t go out anywhere and just enjoyed the Onsen and drinks, which was perfect.