Yamagata Grand Hotel Reviews

Laundry is not enough. Otherwise, everything is in standard.

big room, with humid machine during winter period. you won't feel dry, feel high end with coffee marker in the room.

Not close train station and the room is dirty

Very nice.

Normal

The hotel is relatively old, the room size is moderate, and the price is reasonable. There was only one washing machine but it was broken.

The shower in the bathroom was difficult to use. It was hard to get hot water out. I wish there was a way to adjust the temperature of the air conditioner.

There was a convenience store on the first floor and there were plenty of places to eat, which was nice. The hot springs were also great. I'll definitely use them again.

The hotel is a bit far away, so it’s better to stay here on a rainy day. The front desk service is good and the room is larger than average. There are convenience stores and ramen shops near the hotel, which are full of delicious food. It feels good to stay for 2 days.

The location is far from the station, and the building is old! Naturally the facilities are old too, so I won't be using it again.

The bathroom is old and difficult to adjust the temperature. Also, it is dark overall.

The room was very clean and the coffee service was also very good. However, it was inconvenient that there was only one key for the room.

I think the size of the room is by far the best in this area. It's up to you to focus on that. The facilities are a bit old, but there are no issues with the cleanliness, so some people may find it quite relaxing. There is almost no noise. Since it was the change of season, the air conditioner wasn't working so I asked the front desk and they brought a cute heater. Personally, I like the fact that you can get the Yamagata Shimbun for free.

It was the day of the Yamagata Hanagasa Festival, so the location was perfect. Since it is a historic hotel, I don't think there is anything bad about the service or food. It's a compact cityscape, so I'd like to stay here again when I go to Yamagata City. The day before, I stayed at the Toyoko Inn behind Yamagata Station, and it was a much better hotel than I could compare.