Tarobei Ryokan
8.6
Excellent(412 reviews)
Yumoto-121-5 Minase, Yuzawa, Akita 012-0183, Japan
+81 183-47-5016
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Hotel Description
Tarobei Ryokan, located in Yumoto-121-5 Minase, Yuzawa, Akita 012-0183, Japan, offers an exceptional retreat nestled amidst the serene mountains of Akita. Situated just a 3-minute walk from the Oyasukyo Nature Park and an 11-minute stroll from the Oyasu Hot Spring Ski Area, this refined hot spring inn provides a tranquil escape for those seeking rest and relaxation. Guests are immediately welcomed by the hotel's Zen-inspired design, with airy rooms featuring tatami mats, rice-paper screens, and traditional chabudai dining tables, creating a calming atmosphere that is perfect for unwinding. For those looking to enjoy nature’s beauty, the upgraded rooms include terraces with stunning mountain views. Meals are served in a cozy dining area with a warm wood-planked ceiling, where one complimentary meal is provided to guests during their stay. The hotel is known for its exceptional hospitality, offering a variety of amenities to enhance the experience. Five indoor and outdoor hot spring baths allow guests to rejuvenate in the natural, therapeutic waters, while the tea lounge offers a peaceful setting to relax and enjoy some traditional Japanese tea. The banquet hall is an excellent venue for special events, and the hotel offers room service, adding a personal touch to each guest's stay. The property also features several essential amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a range of dining options, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. Located in close proximity to various attractions, Tarobei Ryokan serves as an ideal base for exploring the rich natural and cultural heritage of the region. With its dedication to guest safety and well-being, the hotel implements strict health and safety measures, including regular sanitation and maintaining a smoke-free environment, making it a safe choice for travelers. Whether it's the nearby Oyasukyo hot springs resort or the picturesque Mt. Kurikoma, guests are encouraged to explore the natural wonders that surround the area. A trip to Tarobei Ryokan promises not only a relaxing stay but also an opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture and beauty of the Akita prefecture. With easy access to several nearby landmarks and convenient public transportation options, guests can explore the region effortlessly. Tarobei Ryokan invites travelers to indulge in the tranquility and comfort of this charming hot spring inn, offering a retreat that rejuvenates both body and mind.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Located near the Oyasukyo Nature Park, offering beautiful mountain views
2. Traditional Zen-inspired rooms with tatami mats, rice-paper screens, and chabudai tables
3. Five indoor and outdoor hot spring baths for a rejuvenating experience
4. Complimentary meals served in a cozy dining area with a wood-planked ceiling
5. Tea lounge for a relaxing break with traditional Japanese tea
6. Easy access to key nearby attractions like Oyasukyo Hot Springs and Mt. Kurikoma
7. Room service available, one of the few hotels in the area to offer this service
8. Banquet hall for hosting special events and gatherings
9. Health and safety measures in place, including a smoke-free environment and regular sanitation
10. Convenient access to public transportation, including walking distance to several local attractions
6.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Oyasukyo
3 min
小安峡大噴湯6 min
Mt. Kurikoma1 hr 34 min
Kawaragejigoku20 min
Sukawa Kougen Onsen24 min
Nearest locations
Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant
1 min
手打ち そば処『かえで庵』6 min
蕎麦cafe ゆの花16 min
Sky Hawk31 min
レストラン 二ツ森32 min
Kitchen Sawasawa34 min
Kodama35 min
ラ・フォーレ栗駒44 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 14:30 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.8 |
| Nearest airport | Akita Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 29 min |
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Location
Yumoto-121-5 Minase, Yuzawa, Akita 012-0183, Japan
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 15 min
Transit: 6 hr
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 21 min
Transit: 4 hr 39 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 56 min
Transit: 4 hr 19 min
Akita Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 29 min
Transit: 4 hr 24 min
Iwate Hanamaki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 45 min
Transit: 4 hr 2 min
Transit:
Oyasukyo Tourist Information
Walking: 4 min
Kawahara-yu
Walking: 8 min
Bussankan
Walking: 8 min
Oyasu Hot Spring
Walking: 4 min
Motoyu
Walking: 1 min
Nearby locations
6.8
Good Location
A 3-minute walk from nature park Oyasukyo, this refined hot spring inn in a mountainside building along National Route 398 is an 11-minute walk from Oyasu Hot Spring Ski Area.
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Languages spoken
English
Japanese
Accessibility
Accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Room service
Breakfast
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Coffee maker in some rooms
Pets
No pets
Services
Front desk
Baggage storage
Elevator
Wake up calls
Gift shop
Housekeeping
Parking & transportation
Parking
Self parking
Transfer
Local shuttle
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
NFC mobile payments
Cash
Business & events
Meeting rooms
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
8.9
146 reviews
Wonderful
79
Excellent
55
Good
10
Below Average
2
Not Good
0
Yuki AOI
5/5
I stayed here on the last day of a 3-day weekend. I was very satisfied with the high level of hospitality provided by the friendly proprietress and the humble Mr. Nakai. I want to come again.
みなせLINEとカメラ
5/5
Use the private bath for day trips ♨️ There are amenities and a small bath for children, so we were able to spend a relaxing time. I want to come again♪
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Odyssey1991729
5/5
There is a large hot spring nearby where you can feel the breath of the earth, and it has good access for sightseeing. …
Die I
4/5
An inn that fits the word “Japanese”＼(^o^)／There are many baths and you can use them 24 hours a day, so it was the best hot spring hotel ♨️The employees were kind, and the man who took me to and from the hotel had interesting stories, and the woman who showed me around the room and brought me the food was very nice!This is one of the hotels I would like to visit again.
ko sa
5/5
It's a comfortable inn with not too many rooms. Large hotels tend to have crowded public baths.Anyway, the public bath was very nice. It was slightly bright during the day, and at night it had a different atmosphere. The Akita cedar beams on the ceiling are amazing! We recommend soaking in the bathtub and looking up at it.We had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant (there seems to be a plan where you can eat in your room or in a private room). It was also good that the groups were spaced apart from each other at the tables. The meal was also delicious.Perhaps because I had a lot of fermented foods such as pickles for breakfast, I discovered that my intestinal activity afterwards was amazing lolThe Japanese-style bed style room was nice and easy to wake up from. A futon bed is nice, but a bed that you're used to is better.I had read reviews saying that the hostess's homemade cookies were delicious, and these are certainly delicious like no other. Exquisite sweetness and nutty flavor! I bought it as a souvenir and took it home.
小松芳春
5/5
It was nice to be able to tour the hot springs within the hotel.
h k
4/5
I stayed here for 2 nights at the end of the year.It was snowing a lot and the open-air bath was the best.The quality of the hot springs was very good and I was really happy. They also prepare Toshikoshi soba and serve New Year's food in the morning.It was very good.Speaking of greed, I think they should have changed the content of the dishes a little more. Although the food had changed somewhat, the same dishes were served two days later.Other than that I was really satisfied.
沼澤康之
5/5
All the staff are kind and the food is delicious❗A must have homemade cookies from the shop on your way home.
Akira Ozaki
5/5
I enjoyed a relaxing holiday in a quiet setting.
Room 5
Service 5
Location5
温泉大好き
5/5
Stayed on a stay-at-home plan.The baths in the hotel are spread out in multiple locations, so you can enjoy the hot springs without meeting anyone.The Sanpo-no-yu bath where I took a bath in the evening is small, but it has a great atmosphere, and there are skunk cabbage plants next to the stairs along the way. was blooming.The guest rooms were clean, and from the windows there were cherry blossoms in full bloom and stars at night.Dinner was very delicious and I wanted to eat breakfast as well, but there was an earthquake in the Bungo Channel that night, so I was worried about the Nankai Trough, so I left early and returned home without being able to see the cherry blossoms at Hirosaki Park.There was a lunch menu, so it seemed like it would be a good option for a hot spring stay.
Horatio Nelson
4/5
The room was deep and had a spectacular view, and the service was attentive to every detail.The food was excellent, both in terms of the ingredients used and the preparation, and the hot springs were perfect, except for the open-air bath and the ceramic bath, with no shower.The location may be inconvenient, especially if you don't have a car, but I personally like the environment.
YTN
5/5
Used for day trips. 500 yen (700 yen from April 1, 2024)This is a spacious inn with a nice atmosphere.I was left with a good impression by the staff who guided me carefully.The spring quality is colorless and transparent, and the open-air bath is slightly hotter.The indoor bath in the annex was closed during the winter, but the baths in both the large public bath and the open-air bath are spacious and you can take a relaxing bath.There is no shower/dryer in the open-air bath, but there is a hairdryer with strong airflow in the large bath, and the shower in the bathroom is a new type.The decorative windows create a very nice atmosphere and you can't help but take a long bath.I would like to stay overnight next time.
会津雲国斎
4/5
I visited here for a day trip bath.I hear that the bathing fee will be revised, but recently even hot spring facilities in the 3rd sector cost about 500 yen, so I think Tarobei-sama was cheap.All the staff were polite and the space inside the hotel was wonderful.The hot water was good.
明
4/5
Oyasu Gorge is lined with several inns.Since it was a weekday, there were no people around, and the hot springs I visited were empty, so I thoroughly enjoyed both the indoor baths and the open-air baths. The hot spring was just right, not too hot. Please note that if you head there thinking about eating at lunchtime, there are almost no restaurants. One of the open-air baths was closed during the winter.
朱雀あすか
4/5
Great bath and hot water
norikazu012000
4/5
I booked a renovated room.It was a beautiful room.
legit
4/5
There is a smoking area outside the open-air bath, and the smell wafts through the air.There are various types of pickles.Yogurt is also delicious.
堀井美幸
5/5
There is a famous spot near the inn where hot springs gush out from a rock.It is possible to walk there.Recommended for those who want to relax in a hot spring in winter.
柴田惣行
5/5
This time I went on a day trip to the hot springs. I have stayed here before and highly recommend the hotel and the quality of the hot springs. ️
choco marine
4/5
2023.11.10Even though it's an autumn inn near the mountains, there are no stink bugs. I'm happy (Maybe it's because it's late autumn?)Very clean and comfortable room. Conveniently located just a few minutes walk from the Oyasu Gorge entrance. We also really enjoyed the free private family bath (reservation must be made at the front desk on the day).The man at the front desk suggested various bath schedules at check-in and was very kind and warm.However, I wish there was another open-air bath instead of the one open-air bath that can only be accessed in the morning or evening, with a rotating gender system.Dinner is currently in the banquet hall. Although it is a relatively large inn, the inn is separated by time, so all meals are served at the appropriate temperature (at night). I'm glad to see this kind of consideration. I definitely want to eat my food piping hot.Breakfast is good, but dinner is also of a high standard. The landlady? The detailed explanation of the dishes was fun and the food was delicious. Kakuni braised in cream and rockfish with candied plums? I was impressed by the idea of eating it.However, the amount is a bit tough for middle-aged couples lolThis is one of the inns I would definitely like to visit again.Oh, the pork soup for breakfast is really delicious.