Takatomo Inn

7.8
Very Good
(338 reviews)

Washinosu-33-1 Narukoonsen, Ōsaki, Miyagi 989-6811, Japan

+81 229-83-3170

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Hotel Description

Takatomo Inn, located at Washinosu-33-1 Narukoonsen, Ōsaki, Miyagi 989-6811, Japan, is a delightful hot spring hotel that offers guests a unique blend of relaxation and cultural immersion. Just a two-minute walk from the nearest train station, the hotel provides easy access to local transportation, making it convenient for travelers. Nearby, the renowned Higashi-Naruko hot springs are only five minutes away on foot, and the scenic Hanayama Dam lies 21 km from the hotel, providing guests with various exploration options. The hotel’s design is simple yet inviting, featuring traditional tatami flooring and futons, which create an authentic Japanese atmosphere. The ambiance is both calming and refreshing, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing.
The guest rooms at Takatomo Inn are designed with comfort in mind. Each room is simply decorated and includes essential amenities such as a TV and minifridge. Guests can enjoy the traditional short-legged tables and tatami floors, which enhance the cultural experience of their stay. Some rooms come equipped with kitchenettes, offering the convenience of preparing light meals during their visit. The hotel prides itself on providing a peaceful environment, ensuring that guests can relax in comfort.
Takatomo Inn also boasts a variety of special amenities that enhance the guest experience. One of the main attractions is the natural hot spring bathhouse, which features both gender-segregated and communal soaking pools filled with therapeutic hot spring water. In addition to the bathing facilities, the hotel offers massage services for guests looking to unwind further. Karaoke facilities add a fun twist to the stay, perfect for friends and families. Guests can also take advantage of complimentary parking, making it easy to explore the area by car.
For those relying on public transportation, the hotel is conveniently located near several transit options. Shonai Airport is approximately 1 hour and 54 minutes away by taxi, while Sendai Airport is about 1 hour and 21 minutes. Yamagata Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 17 minutes by taxi. The Naruko-Onsen Station is just a short six-minute taxi ride, ensuring easy access for guests traveling by train.
Health and safety are top priorities at Takatomo Inn, and the hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols to ensure the well-being of its guests. Regular cleaning of common areas and adherence to health guidelines create a safe environment for everyone.
There are plenty of activities to engage in nearby. Guests can explore the stunning Naruko hot spring area, where relaxation and nature harmoniously coexist. Popular attractions include the Japan Kokeshi Museum and the picturesque Oufukasawa Bridge, famous for its seasonal color changes.
Dining options abound near the hotel, with several recommended restaurants within easy reach. For a quick bite, the Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant is just a two-minute taxi ride away, while the Yakiniku restaurant is a mere minute away. Soba enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby soba noodle shop, only a minute from the hotel. For a more unique dining experience, the Japanized western restaurant, Gin no Saji, is about five minutes away by taxi, offering a delightful fusion of flavors.
In summary, Takatomo Inn invites you to experience the tranquil atmosphere and cultural charm of Japan's hot spring heritage. With comfortable accommodations, excellent amenities, and a prime location, it is the perfect retreat for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure in the beautiful Miyagi region.

The Most Outstanding Trait

1. Conveniently located just a two-minute walk from the nearest train station.

2. Offers natural hot spring baths with gender-segregated and communal soaking pools.

3. Includes traditional tatami flooring and futons for an authentic experience.

4. Close proximity to Higashi-Naruko hot springs and local attractions.

5. Provides massage services and karaoke facilities for added entertainment.


8.2 Excellent

Location rating

Top sights

鳴子温泉郷
6 min
Naruko
4 min
Oufukasawa Bridge
9 min
Taki no Yu
7 min
Japan Kokeshi Museum
9 min

Nearest locations

ヤキニクハッチョウ
1 min
甚六
1 min
ショクドウセンリョウ
2 min
カリノショクドウ
4 min
銀の匙
5 min
Kokeshi
5 min
高橋亭
6 min
フジヤショクドウ
6 min
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Good to know

Check-in15:00
Check-out10:00
Location rating8.2
Nearest airportYamagata Airport
Travel time to airport1 hr 17 min

Location

Washinosu-33-1 Narukoonsen, Ōsaki, Miyagi 989-6811, Japan

Airports:

Shonai Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 54 min

Transit: 3 hr 59 min

Sendai Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 21 min

Transit: 2 hr 47 min

Yamagata Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 17 min

Transit: 2 hr 24 min

Iwate Hanamaki Airport

Taxi: 1 hr 45 min

Transit: 3 hr

Transit:

Naruko-Goten-Yu Station

Walking: 3 min

Naruko-Onsen Station

Taxi: 6 min

Walking: 37 min

Kawatabi-Onsen Station

Taxi: 8 min

Walking: 1 hr 5 min

Naruko Sogo Shisho

Walking: 5 min


Nearby locations

8.2

Excellent Location

A 2-minute walk from the nearest train station, this relaxed hot spring hotel is 5 minutes on foot from Higashi-Naruko hot springs and 21 km from Hanayama Dam.

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Amenities and Facilities

Activities

Banquet hall

Pets

Pet-friendly

Parking & transportation

Parking

Transfer

Public bath

Public bath

Natural onsen

Private bath

Food & drink

Restaurant

Wellness

No fitness center

No spa

Internet

Wi-Fi

Pools

No hot tub


Reviews

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7.5

142 reviews

Wonderful
51
Excellent
36
Good
33
Below Average
12
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10
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坂田村長

3/5
I stayed here for 2 nights without meals.The room was relatively large, but smelled of musty and there was no air conditioning, only one fan.There is a TV, refrigerator, and gas stove, but the inside of the refrigerator was so moldy and dirty that I didn't feel like using it unless I washed it completely.The floor is a tatami mat in a Japanese-style room, but I think it would be better to wipe it once with a rag.There were spider webs on the ceiling, so I cleaned them with a broom.Blood was coming out of the tap! The rust was so bad that I couldn't use it unless I left it out for a while.It was by far the dirtiest room I've ever stayed in.Even with the windows open, there was no wind coming in and it was quite hot, but it was a cool season and as long as you cleaned and ventilated it, it would be comfortable afterwards.The room was terrible, but the hot springs were great.There are four baths: a private bath, a mixed bath, a gourd bath, and a ramune bath (probably just the shape of the bathtub is different).There are two types of mixed bathing: a black, oil-smelling rare spring bath, and a pool bath with a faint sulfur scent.The black hot springs will make you feel like you are soaking in oil, and are irresistible to hot spring lovers.The pool bath was quite lukewarm, just a little lower than body temperature.A pool bath feels great on a hot day.It felt great to alternate between the black bath and the pool bath.No matter where you look in the country, this is the only inn that has the worst rooms and the best hot springs.There is a drugstore within walking distance, so I didn't have to worry about food.You'll also need cleaning tools.Also, be careful when using a washing machine when no one is using it, as red rusty water will come out, so if you suddenly put laundry in it and run it, it will be disastrous, so please be careful.

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二階建

3/5
I visited as a drop-in hot spring (¥500). The hot spring was a very rare hot spring, but the environment was too deep for me.

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kuni 92

2/5
As with other reviews, I cannot recommend it as an accommodation for modern people. However, I was surprised by the quality of the hot water, which seemed to make up for it. The building, which had been expanded several times, is said to have reached its peak of prosperity in the Showa era, when it was filled with hot spring spa visitors, but now... The meals were hearty and filling.

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花吾郎

2/5
There were no female customers today, so I was asked to go wherever I wanted, so I took pictures of all the bathtubs early in the morning after making sure no one was there. However, the bathtub was half empty.⭐️The deduction is for the empty bathtub.The gourd bath that I woke up feeling dizzy about, and the luxurious time of soaking in the warm 4-stroke oil-scented bath with the morning sun gradually shining through the dual-sided lighting, was the best healing experience that I could not have experienced on a day trip😊

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東淳也

2/5
Toilet is dirty and smelly

Room 2

Service 2

Location3

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q

4/5
Hot springs are the best. However, the rooms are horrible. However, the price is low, so I gave it a 4. If you just stop by and take a bath, 5 is fine. If you don't mind dark stains in the toilet, rusty refrigerator, and rusty water, you can stay overnight.

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こんろぼ

3/5
I have used it several times for day trips only.I don't have the courage to stay overnight. Hot water is the best. The black bath is famous, but it's a mixed bath, so I don't think women should take it too slowly. However, there are many mixed baths in Higashi Naruko.Yes, the owner is a nice person, but the cleaning is not done properly.Even though I'm not a huge fan of beauty, I hesitate in many situations.In various places.Nervous people are likely to faint. I find myself wishing I could just vacuum the dust, spider webs, etc.Hmm, I guess it's difficult.The hot water is the best, so I hope it somehow survives. And I would say it's for enthusiasts, but I don't recommend it for people who imagine beautiful hot springs.

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オカコさんオカコさん

2/5
The ramune bath was a bit tiring, but I felt like it would be nice to go for a day trip (until 4pm) instead of staying overnight. As mentioned in other reviews, it seems like the rooms are not cleaned enough. It's full of dust. Those who knew about the family bath also knew that the drain was completely clogged, and the famous black bath was nothing like that. The Momiji bath is cleaner than before (the impact was that the changing room smelled like wild beasts), but the hot water was so strong that I was forgiven. I was happy with just Ramune.Unfortunately, the futon was given to me at breakfast, so I wish I could at least wait until check-out. The only good things I had were a filling meal and a friendly old man.The room is better than a self-catering room and does not have air conditioning. I think it would still have value if it was cleaned up in an old Showa retro style with a labyrinth-like room, but I couldn't get rid of the impression that it was just filthy, and it gave me a strong impression that it would just go out of fashion in the future, which is a shame. did.

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R COLO

4/5
The four sources, seven hot springs and hot springs are outstanding,Rather than saying that the building is old, it's a little disappointing that it's not well-maintained (there's storage space, dust, and spider webs everywhere. The water supply in the guest rooms of the hot springs building is a dark brown color mixed with rust...) and that it doesn't feel very hospitable. It was.I think it's good for enjoying hot water as an outdoor bath.Also, if you don't mind the above, I think it would be a good idea to stay and enjoy the hot spring treatment.(The water coming out of the hose in the family bath near the hot springs building is clear. However, I would have liked an explanation about that...)

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二匹目

1/5
I write honestly.It's a ruin. Even if it's old, it's fine if it's been cleaned, but it hasn't even been cleaned.Unidentified liquid in the communal refrigerator in the hallway? There is a lot of juice overflowing inside and not being wiped clean, which is unsanitary. The in-house hot spring is full of spider webs from the path leading to it.No. 1, there was no air conditioning in the room, the food was served inside, and the sashimi came with teppanyaki, so I cooked it through because it was scary. But...I'm too scared to write any more.