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Ski-in, Ski-out Access:
Experience the convenience of ski-to-door access at Kyukamura Shonai-Haguro. With a ski pass sales point and ski equipment hire available, enjoy a seamless skiing vacation in Tsuruoka.
Comfortable Accommodation:
Relax in air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and shared bathrooms. Each unit comes with a TV, safety deposit box, bed linen, and towels, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests.
Scenic Location:
Situated just a short distance from Kamo Aquarium and Shinjo Station, Kyukamura Shonai-Haguro offers a picturesque retreat. Explore the beauty of Tsuruoka and unwind in this 4-star hotel.
Book your stay at Kyukamura Shonai-Haguro for a memorable skiing getaway in Tsuruoka!
Guests with tattoos may not be permitted to use the property’s public bathing areas or other facilities where the tattoos might be visible to other guests.
目的地に近い立地であること。
温泉も泉質が良かったと思います。
特になし。
The free breakfast and dinner were fantastic, offering plenty of delicious choices which were clearly made using local ingredients. Room was very spacious and came with excellent amenities. The onsen was also a major highlight and truly enjoyable.
Given its location, getting there from Tsuruoka station via public transport is very limited.
친절하고 깨끗한 숙소
없음
温泉がとても良かったです。
あえて言うなら、到着した時にくつろげるラウンジがあると良かった
予約不要で参加できるアクティビティがいくつもあり、楽しかったです。
温泉の温度がやや高め。
夕食も朝食も美味しい
特に食べ比べできる山形のお米
さくらんぼも!
特にないけど、月山登るバスの本数が少ないので何かいい手段があると嬉しい
This was an absolutely amazing stay that far exceeded our expectations!
It was our first experience in a Japanese style room and an onsen, and the room was a delight. Comfortable futons impecably laid out while we had dinner, a lovely highgloss low table with comfortable seating. The tatami flooring was a delight to walk on. There is so much attention to the little details, even slippers ready to slip into in the toilet!
The dinner was absolutely fabulous. This was one of the healthiest dinners we've had this vacation, with plenty of vegetables and soup and good quality seafood. The breakfast was also more than plenty with a varried delicious buffet.
And the onsen was amazingly hot and calm. I actually intended to leave after a quick dip but immediately returned to it as it was so comforting. The cool relaxation corner next to the onsen is also a very nice touch, as is the tv playing a documentary of the region's culture and nature at a suitably pleasant low volume.
The staff is also amazing! Though they don't quite speak English, they are all very kind, attentive, and enthusiastically helpful. Even if you don't immediately see anyone, as soon as you're on the premise looking a bit lost, they will show up to unobtrusively offer their assistance.
The souvenir shop is also a very nice touch! With many nice local foods, some of which are also used in their restaurant and nice snacks, cloth and trinkets I hadn't seen elsewhere.
A bit of a downer but no fault of the hotel is that it turns out that during winter, it's quite hard to reach both the foot and the summit of Mount Haguro. All walking paths are closed during winter as they're not kept snowfree. Being the adventurous type we checked and the snow on the paths is between waist to even chin high.
The only option if you don't have a car is by bus, as we haven't seen any taxi or shuttle options. During newyear's holidays, which runs from 31/12 till 03/01, the amount of buses is also severely limited. Information on Google Maps might not be correct either, such as the opening hours of the museum Ideha Bunka Museum.
This wasn't an issue for us, but a possible point of attention for western travellers is that the rooms don't have a shower or a bath. You're expected to use the onsen, which is a communal bathing area, segregated by gender. (Young kids can join their parent regardless of gender)
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