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Just zoning out and looking at the mountains was soothing, and I felt relaxed at night and slept very well. I think the view from the Room is this Hotel’s best feature and top recommendation. At night I dimmed the lights, kept the curtains open until I got sleepy, and watched the

The staff training, cleanliness, construction, and distance from the station all contribute to a comfortable Hotel. If you compare it to brand new places and start complaining, it will be endless; however, this Hotel is at a level that makes you want to use it repeatedly. Rest as

When sightseeing in Yamagata, we stay at Symphony. Once again, the food was outstanding. The dishes are very thoughtfully crafted—the way the ingredients are brought out and seasoned is impressive. The combinations of items in the dinner course were also excellent. Each time, we can enjoy different dishes, and it feels like they are always evolving. We were also happy to have a wide variety of vegetables at breakfast.

There is a shared microwave and water available in the hallway. Since I checked in after having afternoon tea at 3:00, I prepared my own dinner. Breakfast was a very tasty buffet, and I tried every item. I would like to stay again.

About 10 years ago, I stayed here when it was operating as a “weekly apartment,” and this time was my first stay in quite a while. While feeling nostalgic, I also had an extremely comfortable stay. ■ Outstanding hospitality Most impressive of all was the service from the female front desk staff member. Her explanations were very thorough, and she made check-in feel refreshing from the start. Although I work in customer service in a different industry, her attentive care and demeanor were so wonderful that I genuinely felt, “I want to learn from this.” ■ Cleanliness The Room was meticulously cleaned throughout—no dustiness and no unpleasant odors at all—spotlessly clean. The unit bath and toilet (no bidet seat installed) do feel dated as Facility features, but they are polished so well that it more than makes up for their age. Given Yamagata’s many excellent Onsen facilities nearby, if you plan to enjoy bathing outside, it’s not an issue at all. ■ Dining and location It was a little disappointing that the kitchen that used to be available is now unusable, but there are plenty of restaurants in the area. In particular, “Sakaeya Honten,” famous for hiyashi ramen (cold ramen), is right across the street—an unbeatable location! You won’t have any trouble finding somewhere to eat. ■ Advice for future guests Check-in hours are relatively tight (15:00–18:00). I recommend planning your schedule with plenty of buffer time. (They seem able to accommodate flexibly if you contact them in advance, but arriving early is safest.) I felt this is a very trustworthy Accommodation where older facilities are more than compensated for by careful cleaning and warm service. I would gladly stay again when visiting Yamagata.

The exterior and facilities, including the elevator, feel dated like an older Hotel, but the Room was very clean and spacious. The toilet also had plenty of space—something you would usually only get in a higher-grade Room at a newer Hotel. I was very satisfied. Great value for money. The parking area at the back is uneven, and the second parking lot is a bit far.

It can be hard to find even with a car navigation system, but as you get closer there are small directional signs posted along the roadside. There are several town-run sports facilities nearby, which should help as landmarks. At the entrance, you put your shoes in a locked shoe locker, and from the moment I entered the Facility it felt very clean. Many guests seemed to be using it like a public bath with their families. The indoor bath has both a hotter and a lukewarm tub; most people were in the lukewarm one, so it was crowded. On the other hand, once you get used to the hotter tub, you can relax and stretch out at your leisure with it almost all to yourself. The open-air bath consists of two barrel baths about 2 meters in diameter, set on an upper and lower level. Our Room had a train view and faced the back side of the Facility, but trains pass only once every 30 minutes and you hear just about five seconds of rumbling each time, so it didn’t bother us much. From the window you can see the train tracks and Mt. Gassan in the distance, making it easy to unwind. I enjoyed Onsen three times—at dusk, before bed, and at daybreak—and was able to rest quietly and recover at a relaxed pace.

I won a trip to Yamagata Prefecture through JR East’s “Dokoka ni Viewn” and stayed here. The price was reasonable, and it was perfectly fine for a solo middle-aged traveler. If you want to relax in a large public bath, there’s one about a 5-minute walk away, and you can also go out for drinks afterward. Breakfast had fewer side dishes, but there were tamakonnyaku, imoni stew, dashi-style vegetables, as well as natto and grilled fish, so I had no trouble finding enough to eat. I’ll upload some photos.

I stayed for two nights in Yamagata for an entrance exam. Every staff member was genuinely kind and warm, and it became a truly memorable stay—honestly, I can’t imagine a more comfortable Accommodation. [Service] Above all, the hospitality of the entire team was outstanding. I g

We stayed here for our first family trip. Tendo was a wonderful place, and thanks to the Room and baths at Sakaeya Hotel, we had a very enjoyable trip. Thank you very much.

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.