Onjuku Yanadaya
8.2
Excellent(121 reviews)
416 Ginzanshinhata, Obanazawa, Yamagata 999-4333, Japan
+81 237-28-2030
+5
Hotel Description
Nestled along the picturesque Ginzan River, Onjuku Yanadaya offers a serene retreat in the heart of Obanazawa, Yamagata. The inn’s charming setting is surrounded by quaint wooden buildings that lend a traditional, rustic atmosphere to the area. With its cozy ambiance and close proximity to natural hot springs, this hot spring inn is the perfect getaway for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Located just 1 km from the Nobezawa Silver Mine Ruins and 7 km from National Route 347, Onjuku Yanadaya is well-positioned to offer guests a peaceful escape while still providing easy access to historical landmarks and scenic landscapes.
The inn features 4 understated rooms, each designed to offer guests a comfortable and authentic Japanese experience. Rooms are furnished with tatami mats and futons, along with traditional short-legged tables and TVs. Some rooms also offer a view of the Ginzan River, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the tranquil scenery. Each room comes with a private toilet, ensuring convenience and privacy for all guests. The combination of traditional elements and modern comfort creates an atmosphere that is both relaxing and culturally rich.
In addition to the inviting rooms, Onjuku Yanadaya provides several amenities that enhance the guest experience. The inn is home to gender-segregated, communal indoor bathhouses where guests can enjoy natural hot spring water, perfect for a soothing soak after a long day of sightseeing. The property also offers a variety of services, including breakfast, dinner, and parking, ensuring that guests have everything they need for a pleasant stay. Wi-Fi is available, allowing guests to stay connected, while the absence of a fitness center or spa encourages guests to unwind and embrace the peaceful ambiance of the hot spring area.
Guests can easily explore the local area with the nearby Ginzan Hot Spring, just a short walk away, as well as the Warashi-yu Foot Bath and Omokage-yu, which are within walking distance. The surrounding nature and outdoor activities make it easy to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the region. Onjuku Yanadaya also offers convenient access to public transport options, including taxis from nearby airports such as Shonai Airport, Yamagata Airport, and Sendai Airport, as well as walking access to Ginzan Hot Spring.
For those seeking outdoor adventure, nearby attractions include the stunning Shirogane Falls, a scenic waterfall that plunges into a forest-fringed pool, and Shirogane Park, which offers picturesque walking paths. The Silver Mine Cave is another point of interest for visitors keen to explore the historical mining area. Ginzan Onsen, only 2 minutes away, is a popular destination where guests can experience the charm of a traditional Japanese onsen town. In addition, guests can indulge in delicious meals at the inn’s restaurant, with breakfast and dinner served daily to complete the authentic Japanese experience.
Onjuku Yanadaya welcomes guests to experience a peaceful, culturally rich retreat in the heart of Yamagata's onsen town. Whether you're looking to relax in the healing waters of the hot springs, explore the surrounding natural beauty, or enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality, this charming inn provides a memorable escape for travelers seeking tranquility and comfort.
The inn features 4 understated rooms, each designed to offer guests a comfortable and authentic Japanese experience. Rooms are furnished with tatami mats and futons, along with traditional short-legged tables and TVs. Some rooms also offer a view of the Ginzan River, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the tranquil scenery. Each room comes with a private toilet, ensuring convenience and privacy for all guests. The combination of traditional elements and modern comfort creates an atmosphere that is both relaxing and culturally rich.
In addition to the inviting rooms, Onjuku Yanadaya provides several amenities that enhance the guest experience. The inn is home to gender-segregated, communal indoor bathhouses where guests can enjoy natural hot spring water, perfect for a soothing soak after a long day of sightseeing. The property also offers a variety of services, including breakfast, dinner, and parking, ensuring that guests have everything they need for a pleasant stay. Wi-Fi is available, allowing guests to stay connected, while the absence of a fitness center or spa encourages guests to unwind and embrace the peaceful ambiance of the hot spring area.
Guests can easily explore the local area with the nearby Ginzan Hot Spring, just a short walk away, as well as the Warashi-yu Foot Bath and Omokage-yu, which are within walking distance. The surrounding nature and outdoor activities make it easy to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of the region. Onjuku Yanadaya also offers convenient access to public transport options, including taxis from nearby airports such as Shonai Airport, Yamagata Airport, and Sendai Airport, as well as walking access to Ginzan Hot Spring.
For those seeking outdoor adventure, nearby attractions include the stunning Shirogane Falls, a scenic waterfall that plunges into a forest-fringed pool, and Shirogane Park, which offers picturesque walking paths. The Silver Mine Cave is another point of interest for visitors keen to explore the historical mining area. Ginzan Onsen, only 2 minutes away, is a popular destination where guests can experience the charm of a traditional Japanese onsen town. In addition, guests can indulge in delicious meals at the inn’s restaurant, with breakfast and dinner served daily to complete the authentic Japanese experience.
Onjuku Yanadaya welcomes guests to experience a peaceful, culturally rich retreat in the heart of Yamagata's onsen town. Whether you're looking to relax in the healing waters of the hot springs, explore the surrounding natural beauty, or enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality, this charming inn provides a memorable escape for travelers seeking tranquility and comfort.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Charming riverside location facing the Ginzan River
2. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami mats, futons, and river views
3. Gender-segregated, communal hot spring bathhouses with natural onsen water
4. Walking distance to Ginzan Onsen and other local hot springs
5. Delicious traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner served at the inn
6. Convenient access to nearby attractions like Shirogane Falls and Silver Mine Cave
7. Free Wi-Fi available for guest convenience
8. Private toilets in each room for added comfort and privacy
9. Tranquil and cozy atmosphere perfect for relaxation
10. Access to public transport options with taxis available from nearby airports
7.8 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Ginzan Onsen
2 min
Shirogane Falls3 min
Ginzan Onsen Public Bath Shiroganeyu2 min
Shirogane Park3 min
Silver Mine Cave5 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.8 |
| Nearest airport | Yamagata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 46 min |
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Location
416 Ginzanshinhata, Obanazawa, Yamagata 999-4333, Japan
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 35 min
Transit: 5 hr 36 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 55 min
Transit: 4 hr 18 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 46 min
Transit: 1 hr 54 min
Transit:
Ginzan Hot Spring
Walking: 6 min
Nearby locations
7.8
Very Good Location
Facing the Ginzan River, this cozy, down-to-earth hot spring inn is set in an area with quaint wood buildings. It's 1 km from the Nobezawa Silver Mine Ruins and 7 km from National Route 347.
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Transfer
Services
Front desk
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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8.3
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kago
5/5
It is not suitable for those who expect to be greeted respectfully upon arrival and have the kind of service that comes to the room to greet them. In this respect, you may feel that the staff's response is curt. However, if you spend a night there, I think you will receive a warm welcome that is more than average.The location is very good, as it's in the center of the hot spring town, so as soon as you step out the front door, you're right in the middle of the town. This is a big advantage especially at night, so I'm glad I didn't have to settle for an inn that was a little further away from the cityscape, where it was relatively easy to get reservations. The facilities are a typical inn without anything special to mention, and since it's an old hot spring town, it's not sophisticated, but I think it's kept well-cleaned. The bath is also traditional and small, but since it's reserved for private use, it's not a problem.The food was especially great, all of it was good, but the Tsuyahime rice from Yamagata was really delicious. Other dishes that left an impression on me were the Obanazawa Beef and the grilled silver cod.
Y N
5/5
The meal was very delicious!Obanazawa beef is exquisite.
しやさん
4/5
I'm not staying the night.Imoni is very delicious😋With a casual piano and violinFor including live music,I ate imoni in a nice atmosphere.
沖本典之
3/5
Everyone at the inn was kind and it was a small inn with only four groups per day. You can hear a small violinist playing.
M O
5/5
Although it is a small inn that only accommodates up to 4 groups per day, I am satisfied with the cleanliness.The bath is small, but the hot water is quite good and I am satisfied.The portions of food are large, even for an adult male, but they are so delicious that you can eat them all.In particular, the soba noodles are on par with famous soba restaurants.
ψ天狼真君
5/5
The location was greatThe murmur of the river, the cry of the river deer frog, the view from the windowgoodYou can also enjoy morning coffee from early morning.
猫愛
5/5
I went on a trip to Tohoku. It was one of the best travel destinations I've ever been to. I was able to relax in the hot springs in a private room and took a bath three times. I'm glad the food came out very delicious as well. However, of all the places I've been to (dozens of places), this was by far the largest quantity. It tasted so good that I was able to finish it all, but it was more than I could finish without having to buy food elsewhere. It's so delicious that it's best to hold off on eating elsewhere and prepare for meals at your hotel.The customer service was also attentive and made me feel attentive. I want to come again.
Chu Joy
1/5
This experience happened 5 years ago, but even thinking about it now makes me feel very uncomfortable.I am a tourist from Taiwan who stayed at the hotel on October 16th.When I first made the reservation online, I chose to pay locally, but since it was a long trip, I was worried about carrying a lot of cash, so I decided to travel. I made the advance payment online two months ago.However, when I checked out, the host told me that the payment had not been made. I showed them my pre-paid reservation, but the host first insisted that I pay on-site. When I asked the host if he could check on me, he just looked at me without doing anything, saying, "Yeah," in a disbelieving tone.In the end, I looked for my credit card statement, told the host the date of payment, and the host fumbled with his smartphone. Well, I said 300 yen for the bathing tax would be fine. Without a word of apology, they just asked for the bathing tax.Ginzan Onsen is a very popular tourist destination, so you may not have to worry about the lack of tourists, but for me, I could only say I was disappointed.