Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan
8.6
Excellent(113 reviews)
533 Ashiuda, Tsumagoi, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1523, Japan
+81 279-97-2057
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Hotel Description
Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan is a cozy hot spring inn located in a peaceful residential area at 533 Ashiuda, Tsumagoi, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1523, Japan. Just 1 km from the Manza-Kazawaguchi train station, this welcoming ryokan offers guests a serene retreat surrounded by the natural beauty of the region. A short 17 km drive takes you to the majestic Mount Asama, a volcano famous for its scenic hiking trails. The ryokan's warm, traditional atmosphere features tatami mat rooms with futons, a cozy design with rustic touches, and modern amenities that ensure comfort. A stay here allows guests to fully immerse in the tranquil charm of Japan’s countryside while being close to both nature and cultural landmarks.
The rooms at Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan are designed to offer a perfect balance of comfort and traditional Japanese elegance. Guests can enjoy the peaceful ambiance of tatami mats, futons, and complimentary amenities, including Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. For a more luxurious experience, upgraded rooms feature private soaking tubs, some with open-air geothermal water for a truly unique and relaxing experience. The ryokan's bathhouse, an inviting and rustic indoor private bath, is complemented by seasonal outdoor communal baths, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
In addition to the comfortable rooms, Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan offers a range of special amenities to enhance your stay. The hotel features a restaurant where breakfast and dinner are included, allowing guests to enjoy authentic Japanese meals made with local ingredients. For those who prefer a quiet retreat, there is a cozy library/lounge area, and the traditional garden with a serene water feature provides a beautiful setting to relax and reflect. Parking is available for guests with vehicles, and the ryokan also provides a free shuttle service to the train station for added convenience.
The hotel is ideally situated for accessing key attractions, including the famous Kusatsu Onsen, just a 25-minute drive away, and Mount Kusatsu-Shirane, with its active crater lakes, 41 minutes away. For nature lovers, Onioshidashi Volcanic Park in the Jōshinetsu Highlands National Park is only 17 minutes away, offering a chance to stroll along paved trails amid dramatic lava rocks and seasonal azaleas.
Guests can explore a number of dining options within a short distance of the hotel. The nearby restaurant options include レストラン 嬬恋洋食Binshi, a charming eatery just 3 minutes by taxi, Miharaya, a Chinese restaurant also 3 minutes away, and several local Syokudo and Teishoku spots, such as あさま食堂 and Tengu Shokudo, both just 2 minutes by taxi. Soba lovers can visit 割烹 中居屋, only 3 minutes away by taxi.
Convenient public transportation options are available nearby, with several stations including Manza-Kazawaguchi Station, a mere 3-minute taxi ride or 17-minute walk from the ryokan. Other stations, such as Fukurogura Station and Ōmae Station, are also within easy reach, providing quick connections to the wider region. Additionally, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is about a 2-hour taxi ride away, offering direct access to the ryokan from the airport.
Whether you're looking for a tranquil escape or an adventure exploring the scenic beauty and volcanic attractions of the region, Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan offers the perfect combination of relaxation, comfort, and convenience. We invite you to experience the welcoming hospitality, traditional Japanese ambiance, and breathtaking natural surroundings of this delightful onsen ryokan during your next visit to Japan.
The rooms at Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan are designed to offer a perfect balance of comfort and traditional Japanese elegance. Guests can enjoy the peaceful ambiance of tatami mats, futons, and complimentary amenities, including Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. For a more luxurious experience, upgraded rooms feature private soaking tubs, some with open-air geothermal water for a truly unique and relaxing experience. The ryokan's bathhouse, an inviting and rustic indoor private bath, is complemented by seasonal outdoor communal baths, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring.
In addition to the comfortable rooms, Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan offers a range of special amenities to enhance your stay. The hotel features a restaurant where breakfast and dinner are included, allowing guests to enjoy authentic Japanese meals made with local ingredients. For those who prefer a quiet retreat, there is a cozy library/lounge area, and the traditional garden with a serene water feature provides a beautiful setting to relax and reflect. Parking is available for guests with vehicles, and the ryokan also provides a free shuttle service to the train station for added convenience.
The hotel is ideally situated for accessing key attractions, including the famous Kusatsu Onsen, just a 25-minute drive away, and Mount Kusatsu-Shirane, with its active crater lakes, 41 minutes away. For nature lovers, Onioshidashi Volcanic Park in the Jōshinetsu Highlands National Park is only 17 minutes away, offering a chance to stroll along paved trails amid dramatic lava rocks and seasonal azaleas.
Guests can explore a number of dining options within a short distance of the hotel. The nearby restaurant options include レストラン 嬬恋洋食Binshi, a charming eatery just 3 minutes by taxi, Miharaya, a Chinese restaurant also 3 minutes away, and several local Syokudo and Teishoku spots, such as あさま食堂 and Tengu Shokudo, both just 2 minutes by taxi. Soba lovers can visit 割烹 中居屋, only 3 minutes away by taxi.
Convenient public transportation options are available nearby, with several stations including Manza-Kazawaguchi Station, a mere 3-minute taxi ride or 17-minute walk from the ryokan. Other stations, such as Fukurogura Station and Ōmae Station, are also within easy reach, providing quick connections to the wider region. Additionally, Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport is about a 2-hour taxi ride away, offering direct access to the ryokan from the airport.
Whether you're looking for a tranquil escape or an adventure exploring the scenic beauty and volcanic attractions of the region, Yamadaya Onsen Ryokan offers the perfect combination of relaxation, comfort, and convenience. We invite you to experience the welcoming hospitality, traditional Japanese ambiance, and breathtaking natural surroundings of this delightful onsen ryokan during your next visit to Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Cozy hot spring inn with traditional Japanese design
2. Tatami mat rooms with futons and modern amenities
3. Private soaking tubs in upgraded rooms with geothermal water
4. Seasonal outdoor communal baths and rustic indoor private bathhouse
5. Restaurant offering breakfast and dinner with local ingredients
6. Cozy library/lounge area and traditional garden with water feature
7. Free shuttle service to Manza-Kazawaguchi train station
8. Convenient parking and nearby public transportation options
9. Close proximity to natural attractions such as Kusatsu Onsen and Mount Asama
10. A peaceful residential setting ideal for a tranquil retreat
7.6 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kusatsu Onsen
25 min
Yubatake25 min
Mount Kusatsu-Shirane41 min
Manza Onsen31 min
Onioshidashi Volcanic Park in Jōshinetsu Highlands National Park.17 min
Nearest locations
あさま食堂
2 min
Tengu Shokudo2 min
レストラン 嬬恋洋食Binshi3 min
Miharaya3 min
割烹 中居屋3 min
うなぎ 割烹たい甲3 min
Restaurant Raspberry8 min
音楽とお食事の店 パンカーラ13 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 17:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 7.6 |
| Nearest airport | Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr |
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Location
533 Ashiuda, Tsumagoi, Agatsuma District, Gunma 377-1523, Japan
Airports:
Shinshu-Matsumoto Airport
Taxi: 2 hr
Transit: 5 hr 29 min
Transit:
Fukurogura Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 36 min
Ōmae Station
Taxi: 7 min
Walking: 1 hr 7 min
Manza-Kazawaguchi Station
Taxi: 3 min
Walking: 17 min
Haneo Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 20 min
Nearby locations
7.6
Very Good Location
In a residential area, this cozy hot spring inn is 1 km from Manza-Kazawaguchi train station and 17 km from Mount Asama, a volcano with scenic hiking trails.
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Natural onsen
Food & drink
Restaurant
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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y citron
5/5
I stayed here based on a recommendation from a family member.There are only a few rooms, and each room is spacious and you can see the countryside from the window.There is also a kotatsu, which is very relaxing.I don't think I can go in winter because I'm afraid of cars, but I think it would be great when it snows ^_^Meals are served in semi-private rooms.There was also rock salt grilled food, so I enjoyed my meal. The food was also delicious.Also, the many private baths warmed my body so much that I wanted to take a bath again and again.This is a ryokan that I would definitely like to visit again.
first last
5/5
It's wonderful no matter how many times I visit.Unfortunately, it is difficult to make reservations.--The hot springs, the food, the customer service, and so much more... Looking back on it as someone who stays and travels in rooms with open-air baths once a month, all I can say is that it's amazing.I want to repeat it again.There are three points worth mentioning that distinguish us from other accommodation facilities.There is one slightly disappointing point.・Relatively noteworthy points①Guest room hot springs...The quality of the spring water, the temperature, the scent of cypress...there is a casually unified view of the world (this can also be said for the rooms and other areas), making it extremely relaxing. After taking a bath, you can relax in the massage chair and watch TV, which can really soothe your mind and body.② Food…If I had to describe it in one word, it would be delicious. I felt that it was not inferior to other hotels with higher accommodation costs than our hotel, and in some cases even exceeded them.③Others 1...When you are staying at a new place for the first time, you may find yourself trying to figure out what to expect. Arriving after many journeys can be stressful depending on the situation, but at our hotel there are signs posted here and there with information and things to keep in mind that concisely express the purpose (and in the latter case, the reason). ing. As a guest, I don't have to make any inquiries, and as an inn, I can concentrate on my core business, so I think it's a win-win. It may seem like a small thing depending on how you look at it, but I was very impressed with the ingenuity that you don't often see in other accommodation facilities. On the contrary, I would like other accommodation facilities to follow suit.④Other 2...At breakfast, chopsticks were placed on the table based on my dominant hand. Although it was not specifically mentioned, I think that the composition of the notice at dinner and the casual provision of food at breakfast is a continuity of hospitality that includes the continuation of the service. Personally, this is a rare experience.・A bit disappointingThe sound of the air conditioner is a little annoying. Personally, I have this problem when it comes to accommodations in cold regions. Due to the room temperature, I have no choice but to drive while I'm sleeping, which interferes with my sleep. This is the only thing I regret.
riekoppi Victoria
1/5
I had made a reservation at Jalan, but when I changed the number of points from the reservation change screen because I wanted to use the points before they expire, they went out of their way to email me and told me that I had changed my reservation too much and went to another hotel. I was asked to stay the night.It's not like I kept canceling.However, I wonder if changing the number of points is such an inconvenience.The more time passed, the more annoyed I became.I don't really have any desire to stay at a hotel like this, so I don't mind it, but there are plenty of good hotels, whether they're expensive or cheap.This inn is the worst, under the bottom.Even if I look at other reviews, I don't feel that there is any sincerity in the hotel, so I have no connection with it.Well, at least you should be satisfied with the current situation and settle down.
乱
5/5
The cost performance is too good for this price! This is a highly satisfying inn. It's also wonderful to be able to enjoy carefully selected dishes that are directly served in your room at any time.The room felt like a hideaway, and there was a lot of attention to detail in every corner (not just the amenities).Above all, making the room is interesting!We didn't have too much rice, we ate lots of natural ingredients that seemed to be good for our health, and we had a quiet time. There were some people who gave negative marks in terms of customer service, but I was satisfied with the trip from beginning to end, as the customer service was friendly and friendly.No wonder there are so many repeat customers.Once the summer is over, I would like to visit you again for 2 nights and 3 days.Personally, the number of lodgings that allow smoking is decreasing, so I would like to see some rooms where smoking is allowed (Yamaboushi) remain.
Pan
5/5
It was my first time staying at this inn in Tsumagoi Onsen, but my husband and I really liked the quiet space.Check-in 3pm. Since the check-in time is tight, I went to the front door at 2:45 p.m., but the door was not open, but it was charming.Immediately after checking in, I was shown the room and private bath, so I decided to make a reservation for the private bath and went there at 3:20 pm.First of all, the private bath was amazing.There's even a hot spring (iron spring) fed directly from the source and a dry sauna. There are places where you can get some fresh air and it's truly heaven. The 40 minutes went by so quickly that I wanted to stay for another two hours. . . lolEven after returning to your room, Momiji no Ma is a room with a large open-air bath and a bedrock bath, so you can enjoy the short time you have until dinner from 4pm to 6pm to the fullest.Dinner at 6pm, while enjoying delicious local gourmet food, the couple's motto is ``We don't leave even a single grain of rice behind as a thank you to Japanese farmers,'' so this portion was a bit unsatisfactory. . . Just when I was worried, they even offered onigiri rice balls for my midnight snack. . . The way you use your mind is very nice.Return to the room and have a quick rice ball and pickles, then enjoy the hot springs and bedrock baths (until 11pm) until after midnight.In the morning, of course, you can soak in the hot springs and then go to breakfast. After returning, I went to the hot springs again.It was the best hot spring trip, where I enjoyed the hot springs and rock baths all the time except when I was eating and sleeping, leaving my skin silky smooth and getting rid of the stress and fatigue of everyday life.PS.I'd like to mention that I was very glad that there were no noisy customers with children or groups this time. There were some low ratings from such people in the reviews, but segregation is very important as an adult accommodation.I wonder why there are almost no inns where adults can spend a quiet time alone. I would like the price to be equal to the comfort level, but it doesn't happen easily, and whenever my husband and I went on a trip, we got very tired of the noise around us and felt depressed and disgusted.Please continue to keep your faith and do your best. We look forward to hearing from you again.
Kyosuke Wakairo
4/5
I like the bath in the room. It's nice that the private room comes with a sauna. And every single dish of rice is delicious.
N SAKURA
2/5
The parking lot is on the opposite side, so you have to look around to see if any cars are coming.Seeing you off on your way home is only at the front door.My overall impression was honestly [hmm...] despite the high ratings.Check-in is strictly from 3pm, so it's impossible to get in early.I arrived a little early, but couldn't get in, so I waited in the car.I stayed in a place with a bath in the room, and during dinner I was told in advance that I would be allowed to go into the room to check the temperature, but when I returned to the room, I was surprised to find that all the lights had been turned off. .In a sense, I think this is a loss of privacy.Even though it's expensive, would you normally pay that much?Although the dining room is a private room, you can hear other customers' conversations.“Is this a pub? ' That's what I thought...It sells a retro feel, but I think everyone has their own preferences.The room was spacious and it was nice to have two washrooms and two toilets.But I don't think I want to go there again.
h i8885
1/5
I stayed there with my wife a few years ago.It was a very good stay.After giving birth to two children and wanting to stay again with them (5 years old and 2 years old), I was told that if there were people with children, it would be a nuisance to other guests during the meal. I was told to be quiet and eat dinner. Since I'm a child, I think I can do it a little more quietly, but I decided not to do it because I thought I might get into trouble because of my mood.The response was very cold and disappointing.