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This was a Hotel I definitely want to stay at again! Not only were the amenities and play area great, but the private family bath was surprisingly easy to use when we wanted, and we were able to relax and enjoy a bath together as a family. Free laundry and drying were also available, which was a huge help—especially with our 2-year-old, when we ran out of spare clothes and started to panic. Meals were buffet-style, so we ended up eating quite a lot and couldn’t make it for late-night snacks, which was a shame—but next time I’ll plan better (haha). Just one thing: the kids’ meals didn’t change much between breakfast and dinner, so our child got a bit bored. It would have been nice to have a little more variety.

We stayed in a Room with a private Onsen. We also used the large public bath, and since there are only a few Rooms, we were able to enjoy it privately. I couldn’t tell the difference between the two hot spring sources, but the water was soft and the temperature was just right. In any case, the garden is wonderful. Although Tendo Onsen is located in town, it’s in a calm setting where you can hear cicadas. And the food is outstanding—no typical “just to increase the number of dishes” meals; instead, you can enjoy local and seasonal ingredients prepared with care and served with refined flavors. They also have an excellent selection of Dewazakura sake. I stay at various Accommodations for work, and among those that fit our budget and lifestyle, this is one of the very best. We’d love to stay again.

Although it is located in the city center, it was quiet, and we fully enjoyed the Onsen in the open-air bath attached to our Room. Meals were served in a private dining area directly connected to the Room; it can be locked, and during service it is separated from the guest Room, so our privacy was protected and we could relax with peace of mind. The food was also very delicious.

From the welcome pineapple cider, beer, and simmered yam konnyaku to a feast of Yamagata specialties, we were completely full! Dinner was served in beautiful dishes that made everything even more appetizing. The post-bath lounge had a wonderful atmosphere, the massage chairs were very comfortable, and we really appreciated the complimentary drinks and snacks. Of course, the baths were spacious and very relaxing! In the morning, the breakfast ramen was delicious. I chose rice porridge instead, and with so many side dishes I was very satisfied. The watermelon was sweet and tasty too.

We stayed here before and returned a few years later, and it was still a wonderful Accommodation. The property was clean, the food was excellent, and the staff were very attentive.

The large public bath is available from 5:30 a.m. to midnight, so I was able to enjoy the Onsen many times at different hours. Both dinner and breakfast were nourishing and truly delicious. Ryokan meals can sometimes be heavily seasoned, but here nothing was surprisingly salty, and I enjoyed everything. In the guest lounge, there were treats like dadacha-mame ice cream and Onsen manju, plus DIY Onsen eggs—these little services were a lot of fun. I also appreciated that soft drinks were unlimited. The garden is lovely, and there are also amenities like spa treatments, table tennis, and a large shogi board, so there’s plenty to enjoy inside as well. I had a luxurious time soaking in the Onsen, enjoying great food, and relaxing at the Accommodation. I would definitely love to visit again.

Whenever I return to Tendo, my wife and I stay here. The Facility feels a bit dated, but the staff’s hospitality—from their greetings to their thoughtful care—has never changed. The meals are delicious, and even amid rising prices, you can feel the commitment to maintaining your service. For me, “Comfort Hotel Tendo” is truly indispensable. Please keep up the great work, everyone.

There is only one elevator, which can cause some congestion during the morning and evening hours. Other than that, there are no issues at all.

I stayed in late May. This was my second visit. Since it was the off-season after the Obon holidays, I was able to stay at a very reasonable rate. I had heard that a large public bath and sauna opened in early June, and I was really looking forward to it. [Onsen (large public bath)] Just under 40°C [Cold bath] High 16°C to 17°C [Sauna] Around 90°C, with automatic löyly The large public bath is quite spacious, and since the sauna is new, it had a pleasant woody aroma. It’s also fairly hot, which I really enjoyed. The cold bath was nicely chilled, and I could relax in the outdoor air at the resting area. I did three sauna sets with cold baths and outdoor breaks, and spent a very fulfilling hour there. The sauna wasn’t crowded either, which was great. There are several restaurants along the road nearby, so I ate dinner and breakfast there. After the sauna, I relaxed for a while before going to bed. It felt like such a luxurious time. I slept soundly until morning. As for noise, it hardly bothered me at all. Since I used the large public bath, I didn’t use the Room bathroom. I’d love to stay again if I have another chance.

I stayed on June 18th for a business trip. The front desk service was excellent. The Room was clean. Breakfast was very delicious. It was my first time trying Yamagata's Imoni, and the flavor was wonderfully rich. I would love to stay here again if I come back for work.

The Onsen was excellent. Reasonably priced and the meals were decent, it's a Hotel I would like to visit again.

We left Tokorozawa IC around 12:30 and arrived in the evening. Since it was a weekday after Golden Week, the parking lot was not crowded. Everything could be handled on a smartphone, the amenities were well stocked, and having a lounge and a bath was great for relieving travel fatigue. We used it as a stopover between trips starting the next day. The price was also reasonably low (it varies depending on the stay dates).

The Room and meals were both satisfactory. I would like to use it again if I have the chance.