湯沼温泉 駒草荘
7.8
Very Good(227 reviews)
5122 Takenomori, Takahata, Higashiokitama District, Yamagata 992-0342, Japan
+81 238-52-1032
+3
Hotel Description
Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou
湯沼温泉 駒草荘 (Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou) is a serene hot spring inn situated in the tranquil surroundings of farmland with stunning mountain views. Located at 5122 Takenomori, Takahata, Higashiokitama District, Yamagata 992-0342, Japan, the inn offers a peaceful retreat ideal for travelers seeking relaxation and natural beauty. The hotel is located 9 km from Akayu Train Station, 8 km from the picturesque Eboshiyama Park, and 7 km from the quiet Akutsu Hachiman Shrine, providing ample opportunities to explore nature and Japanese culture.
The rooms at Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou are designed to create a comfortable and authentic Japanese experience. Each room is streamlined, offering flat-screen TVs, tatami mats, futons, and chabudai dining tables, ideal for guests who seek a peaceful and relaxing stay. The simplicity of the rooms enhances the feeling of connection with the natural environment surrounding the inn.
Guests can indulge in the relaxing onsen experience with access to both indoor and outdoor natural hot spring baths, which are the highlight of the hotel. These baths are enriched with mineral-rich thermal waters known for their soothing and therapeutic qualities. The communal bathhouse, where guests can enjoy the hot spring experience, provides an opportunity to unwind in nature’s embrace.
While the hotel does not offer a fitness center, pools, or a spa, the emphasis is placed on relaxation and natural beauty, with a focus on providing a tranquil atmosphere. The hotel also offers free parking, ensuring convenient access for those traveling by car.
Health and safety measures are in place to maintain the safety and well-being of all guests, with careful attention to cleanliness and hygiene. The friendly staff at the inn is committed to offering a welcoming and caring environment for all visitors.
The inn is conveniently located near several notable attractions such as Eboshiyama Park, a peaceful park popular for its cherry blossoms, Mahoroba Inishie no Sato Historical Park, and Takahata Winery, which provides an excellent place for wine tasting. Kumano Taisha Shrine is also a short drive away, offering a peaceful and spiritual experience.
For dining, guests can enjoy authentic Japanese meals in the hotel's simple dining room, with fresh and seasonal ingredients, showcasing the best of local flavors. Nearby restaurants also offer a variety of Japanese and local cuisine, enriching the guests' experience of the region's culinary heritage.
Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou offers the perfect escape for those looking to experience Japan’s countryside and its rich cultural traditions while enjoying the healing powers of hot spring baths. Come and discover the peaceful charm of this beautiful inn.
The rooms at Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou are designed to create a comfortable and authentic Japanese experience. Each room is streamlined, offering flat-screen TVs, tatami mats, futons, and chabudai dining tables, ideal for guests who seek a peaceful and relaxing stay. The simplicity of the rooms enhances the feeling of connection with the natural environment surrounding the inn.
Guests can indulge in the relaxing onsen experience with access to both indoor and outdoor natural hot spring baths, which are the highlight of the hotel. These baths are enriched with mineral-rich thermal waters known for their soothing and therapeutic qualities. The communal bathhouse, where guests can enjoy the hot spring experience, provides an opportunity to unwind in nature’s embrace.
While the hotel does not offer a fitness center, pools, or a spa, the emphasis is placed on relaxation and natural beauty, with a focus on providing a tranquil atmosphere. The hotel also offers free parking, ensuring convenient access for those traveling by car.
Health and safety measures are in place to maintain the safety and well-being of all guests, with careful attention to cleanliness and hygiene. The friendly staff at the inn is committed to offering a welcoming and caring environment for all visitors.
The inn is conveniently located near several notable attractions such as Eboshiyama Park, a peaceful park popular for its cherry blossoms, Mahoroba Inishie no Sato Historical Park, and Takahata Winery, which provides an excellent place for wine tasting. Kumano Taisha Shrine is also a short drive away, offering a peaceful and spiritual experience.
For dining, guests can enjoy authentic Japanese meals in the hotel's simple dining room, with fresh and seasonal ingredients, showcasing the best of local flavors. Nearby restaurants also offer a variety of Japanese and local cuisine, enriching the guests' experience of the region's culinary heritage.
Yunuma Onsen Komakusa Sou offers the perfect escape for those looking to experience Japan’s countryside and its rich cultural traditions while enjoying the healing powers of hot spring baths. Come and discover the peaceful charm of this beautiful inn.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Natural hot spring baths with indoor and outdoor soaking pools.
2. Simple and authentic Japanese rooms featuring tatami mats, futons, and chabudai tables.
3. Free parking available for guests traveling by car.
4. Convenient access to nearby attractions like Eboshiyama Park and Takahata Winery.
5. On-site dining room serving fresh, seasonal Japanese dishes.
6. Quiet, rural setting with beautiful mountain views and farmland.
7. Close to historical sites such as Mahoroba Inishie no Sato Historical Park.
8. Well-maintained health and safety measures ensuring guest comfort and safety.
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Eboshiyama Park
12 min
Mahoroba Inishie no Sato Historical Park9 min
Takahata Winery15 min
Kumano taisha Shrine19 min
高畠町太陽館13 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:30 |
| Check-out | 10:30 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Yamagata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 55 min |
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Location
5122 Takenomori, Takahata, Higashiokitama District, Yamagata 992-0342, Japan
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 1 min
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 57 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 42 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 55 min
Niigata Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 13 min
Transit:
Akayu Station
Taxi: 14 min
Walking: 1 hr 56 min
Nanyō Shiyakusho Station
Taxi: 15 min
Walking: 2 hr 5 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Surrounded by farmland, this tranquil hot spring inn with mountain views is 9 km from Akayu train station, 8 km from the gardens of Eboshiyama Park and 7 km from the secluded Akutsu Hachiman Shrine.
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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8.0
65 reviews
Wonderful
16
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36
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11
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1
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Kぢゅんか
4/5
I went on a day trip ♨️. There is also an open-air bath.
てづかちゃん
4/5
It was hot today!However, if you want to take a bath, the recommended hot spring is Yunuma ♨️Adult 450 yenThe temperature of the hot springs in Akayu is high, so you may be a little hesitant to jump in right away.However, the temperature here is so mild that even small children can enter right away.There is an open-air bath outside, and there is a sign at the spout of the source that warns you to be careful about boiling water, but it is lukewarm than the indoor bath, and if you gently touch the source, it will be very lukewarm.The changing room was quite old, and the air conditioner had some kind of strange mold on it, so I would like them to either replace it with a new one or clean it up.
ふれsun
4/5
You will be soothed by the handmade open-air bath. It's certainly small, but it doesn't get crowded for long, so if you're willing to compromise, you'll have no problems. The problem is that it's quite lukewarm, so it's difficult to get up. w
小泉光史（mkoi）
4/5
Hot water♨️♨️♨️
Service 4
Location4
黒柴サスケさん
4/5
A hot spring in a rice field. There are flies and bees, but it's warm.
前島密
5/5
A mysterious hot spring, as the signboard says, is located in a place that makes you wonder why it is here. As you walk along the straight path through the rice fields...The hot water is lukewarm, there is an open-air bath, and there is no sauna.When I drank the cold water at the entrance, it was hot spring water.
よっちゃん
4/5
It's a warm hot spring. I recommend it.
Room 3
Service 4
Location4
猪野隆二
4/5
It suits my body.
Service 3
Location2
佐
3/5
I want a little more heat. Road improvement is absolutely necessary
舩山健二
4/5
It's a facility inside a rice field, and there are a lot of local customers, but the hot springs are really warm.
ちゃらんぽらん
5/5
I went there from Tokyo, and I can clearly see that it is loved by the locals. People who have never been there may get confused at the entrance. It feels like a hideaway and is very attractive. The hot spring felt lukewarm, but afterwards it felt warm and I was able to sleep soundly.
Gimu Gimu
4/5
It's a slimy hot spring.Bathing fee 400 yen
yoshihiko ida
4/5
There is a tiled indoor bath and a small open-air bath made of cypress or other wood (surrounded by acrylic or galvanized iron).This place is near Akayu Onsen, but unlike Akayu Onsen, the water quality is a simple hot spring that is colorless, transparent, and odorless.It doesn't really feel like a hot spring...It seems that the indoor bath is probably circulated, but the outdoor bath seems to have a continuous flow of water.Although the price is as low as 400 yen, the fact that they provide amenities such as shampoo and body soap is commendable.However, overall, there are a lot of people coming and going, and it's not very interesting, so I think it's okay if you just come for a bath instead of a hot spring for everyday use.
すずめし
4/5
This hot spring feels loved by the locals.There is a straight road in the middle of the rice field in front of the place that leads to the middle of the rice field, so there are few places where cars can pass each other, so those who go there were given priority. The hot spring water was flowing directly from the source and was gentle.
西谷淳
5/5
Is it difficult to understand because it is in a rice field? It's a warm bath with just the right temperature. It's also a place I would like to visit if I have the chance!
Massive KURO
3/5
This is my impression after using a hot spring on a day trip.It is located in a location with a full view of the countryside. There are clearly signboards on the road, so you won't get lost during the day. I don't think you can see the sign itself at night, so I think you should just rely on Google.I visited on a Sunday, and it was empty. I guess it's a little-known spot (・∀・)The hot water was nice. The temperature is just right, neither hot nor lukewarm. It felt so good that I wanted to sleep in the bathtub.Unfortunately, the open-air bath was closed and the hot water flow was weak. Was the open-air bath out of order? Was it because it was winter? The details were not written on the notice board.I couldn't see the outside view from the indoor bath because it was covered with a blue sheet. I look forward to the next time you come.
フィフティーストーム
4/5
information.From Monday, January 30th, 2023, the museum will close at 9pm.The open-air bath will be closed until April 20th.
いざな
5/5
It's been about 20 years since I went there as an introduction to local hot springs when I was in elementary school.The hot springs were so nice! ? Cypress outside? There is an open-air bath (with an enclosure), and the hot springs have the scent of wood and just the right amount of heat, and are so comfortable that you feel relaxed and exhausted from your whole body.Yukoto was so crowded that I thought there weren't many people even though it was a little expensive, so I took a detour and it felt like a windfall.I have never been to a ryokan in Akayu Onsen, so I excluded it, and it was the best in Okitama.The shower is not button operated, which I personally like.Is it because of the humidity? Is it because of the ingredients in the hot springs? Although the temperature of the water is not that high, it will warm you to the core of your body, so taking a long bath is not recommended.
Iw Oh
3/5
The small open-air bath is difficult to use because many customers take long baths due to the low temperature. People who appear to be locals are taking up space in the washing area. Shower water pressure is low and water flow is low. There is a slight smell of sulfur near the hot water outlet.
ひめちよ（姫千代）
4/5
The hot water is thick and it’s great 😊