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The room can accommodate up to 5 beds, the indoor hot spring can be soaked until twelve o'clock in the evening, and the outdoor hot spring can be soaked until nine o'clock in the evening. Be sure to book breakfast and dinner at the hotel as there are no commercial areas around. If you go in winter, you must tell the hotel in advance to let them book a taxi for you. The hotel is not responsible for the pick-up station. Taxi needs to be reserved one day in advance, 1060 yen from Oishida Shinkansen Station to the hotel. There is a lot of snow in winter, so don't think about driving to the hotel on foot. The hotel's breakfast and dinner are great, but don't put some clothes and small bottles of skin care products on the floor of the room when you go out. Otherwise, they are likely to be thrown away when cleaning up. Mine was thrown away.

Located directly beside Murayama Station, just 5 min walk from train station.

It's right in front of the station. There are supermarkets, convenience stores, Mac, Daiso, rental cars, etc. within walking distance, making it convenient for business and sightseeing. The building is new and clean. This time I had a twin room, but the room was normal and didn't feel oppressive. However, there is no closet and it is difficult to store clothes for two people in the 15cm gap at the entrance. I wonder what I would do if I had a winter coat. The wall is empty but there are no hooks, I wish I had one. The bathhouse is on the 1st floor, but there is only one elevator, so I share the ride with business people and people who are checking in after taking a bath.

Thanks for your lively hospitality and especially thanks to yaki , tori and gyu for their service.

I have stayed in the hotel for 5 consecutive times, and it is also the hotel I have stayed in the same hotel in Japan for the most time. Compared with the super popular Yinshan Hot Spring on the edge of it, I love the elbow folding hot spring. The very simple hot spring street also has a history of hundreds of years. I solemnly recommend this hotel. The boss is super nice. The waiter is super intimate, each dish is selected with the freshest ingredients in the local area, absolutely reaching the Michelin level, every time I go there has a different feeling, can make people feel quiet and feel different styles of Japan, will definitely go again!

It is said to be the oldest ryokan building in Yamagata Prefecture. The old-fashioned main building is very charming. Currently, they do not accept day-trip bathers and are open only for overnight stays. We checked in at the annex and stayed in the main building. You can also have a simple dinner. The famous Roman Sennin Bath is in the main building. The Dutch Bath is in the annex. The tiled bathroom is very charming and worth a look. The ryokan itself has many interesting details. I think it's a place to enjoy the building and the hot springs without worrying about service or small details.