Yomogino Ryokan
8.6
Excellent(117 reviews)
Japan, 〒963-1309 Fukushima, Koriyama, Atamimachi Atami, 5 Chome−３３
+81 24-984-2671
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Hotel Description
Yomogino Inn
Nestled in the serene embrace of lush forest, Yomogino Ryokan is a premier hot spring hotel located at Japan, 〒963-1309 Fukushima, Koriyama, Atamimachi Atami, 5 Chome−３３. This upscale retreat offers a tranquil escape just 2 km from Bandai-Atami railway station, making it easily accessible for travelers. The area is surrounded by stunning natural beauty and vibrant attractions, including Lake Inawashiro, a mere 12 km away, and the majestic Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls, which can be reached in about 19 km. The hotel itself is designed in a traditional Japanese style, featuring warm furnishings that evoke a sense of calm and comfort. Guests can expect a welcoming ambiance enhanced by the gentle sounds of nature, providing an ideal backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation.
The accommodations at Yomogino Ryokan are thoughtfully designed to provide a restful stay. Rooms are adorned with tatami floors and traditional decor, some featuring separate living areas, cozy futons, and short-legged tables that invite relaxation. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs and hot spring soaking tubs, ensuring comfort during your stay. Select rooms even come with coffee machines for added convenience, making mornings more delightful.
Among the hotel's standout features are the gender-segregated bathhouses that boast both indoor and outdoor soaking pools filled with natural hot spring water. These facilities offer a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful surroundings. In addition, guests can enjoy a cozy lounge and a charming tearoom, as well as indulge in beauty treatments designed to enhance well-being.
Transportation to and from Yomogino Ryokan is straightforward, with multiple public transport options nearby. Bandai-Atami Station is only a short 6-minute taxi ride or a leisurely 21-minute walk away, facilitating easy travel to the surrounding areas. For those arriving from further afield, Fukushima Airport is approximately 49 minutes away by taxi, while Sendai Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 48 minutes by taxi. For local travel, the hotel is conveniently located near Otaatamibyoin and Atami-Aramachi, making accessibility a breeze for guests.
The health and safety of guests are top priorities at Yomogino Ryokan. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols, ensuring that common areas and private accommodations are regularly sanitized. Staff members are trained in safety measures to provide a secure environment for all visitors. Guests can enjoy peace of mind during their stay, knowing that their well-being is taken seriously.
A stay at Yomogino Ryokan opens up a world of activities and experiences that invite guests to engage with the local culture. Whether it’s exploring the nearby hiking trails of Mount Adatara or enjoying a day of skiing at Listel Ski Fantasia, there is something for everyone. For those who appreciate natural beauty, Lake Inawashiro offers swimming, boating, and bird-watching opportunities, while Kaiseizan Park features a picturesque landscape perfect for leisurely walks amid cherry blossoms.
Nearby attractions include Eirakukan, a modern hot spring hotel that showcases stunning mountain views and serene rooms, just 10 minutes from the hotel. Other notable sights include the adventurous trails of Mount Adatara, the family-friendly slopes of Listel Ski Fantasia, and the tranquil shores of Lake Inawashiro. For cultural experiences, guests can explore the expansive cherry trees and recreation areas at Kaiseizan Park, located a short 23 minutes away.
Dining options near Yomogino Ryokan are plentiful and varied. For a delightful culinary experience, guests can visit local favorites that offer a range of cuisines, from traditional Japanese fare to modern delicacies.
As your getaway destination, Yomogino Ryokan welcomes you to experience its unique offerings, exceptional hospitality, and stunning surroundings. Come and enjoy a memorable stay that blends comfort with cultural richness, inviting you to create lasting memories in this enchanting part of Japan.
The accommodations at Yomogino Ryokan are thoughtfully designed to provide a restful stay. Rooms are adorned with tatami floors and traditional decor, some featuring separate living areas, cozy futons, and short-legged tables that invite relaxation. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs and hot spring soaking tubs, ensuring comfort during your stay. Select rooms even come with coffee machines for added convenience, making mornings more delightful.
Among the hotel's standout features are the gender-segregated bathhouses that boast both indoor and outdoor soaking pools filled with natural hot spring water. These facilities offer a perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful surroundings. In addition, guests can enjoy a cozy lounge and a charming tearoom, as well as indulge in beauty treatments designed to enhance well-being.
Transportation to and from Yomogino Ryokan is straightforward, with multiple public transport options nearby. Bandai-Atami Station is only a short 6-minute taxi ride or a leisurely 21-minute walk away, facilitating easy travel to the surrounding areas. For those arriving from further afield, Fukushima Airport is approximately 49 minutes away by taxi, while Sendai Airport can be reached in about 1 hour and 48 minutes by taxi. For local travel, the hotel is conveniently located near Otaatamibyoin and Atami-Aramachi, making accessibility a breeze for guests.
The health and safety of guests are top priorities at Yomogino Ryokan. The hotel adheres to strict hygiene protocols, ensuring that common areas and private accommodations are regularly sanitized. Staff members are trained in safety measures to provide a secure environment for all visitors. Guests can enjoy peace of mind during their stay, knowing that their well-being is taken seriously.
A stay at Yomogino Ryokan opens up a world of activities and experiences that invite guests to engage with the local culture. Whether it’s exploring the nearby hiking trails of Mount Adatara or enjoying a day of skiing at Listel Ski Fantasia, there is something for everyone. For those who appreciate natural beauty, Lake Inawashiro offers swimming, boating, and bird-watching opportunities, while Kaiseizan Park features a picturesque landscape perfect for leisurely walks amid cherry blossoms.
Nearby attractions include Eirakukan, a modern hot spring hotel that showcases stunning mountain views and serene rooms, just 10 minutes from the hotel. Other notable sights include the adventurous trails of Mount Adatara, the family-friendly slopes of Listel Ski Fantasia, and the tranquil shores of Lake Inawashiro. For cultural experiences, guests can explore the expansive cherry trees and recreation areas at Kaiseizan Park, located a short 23 minutes away.
Dining options near Yomogino Ryokan are plentiful and varied. For a delightful culinary experience, guests can visit local favorites that offer a range of cuisines, from traditional Japanese fare to modern delicacies.
As your getaway destination, Yomogino Ryokan welcomes you to experience its unique offerings, exceptional hospitality, and stunning surroundings. Come and enjoy a memorable stay that blends comfort with cultural richness, inviting you to create lasting memories in this enchanting part of Japan.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Nestled amidst a tranquil forest setting
2. Unique gender-segregated indoor and outdoor hot spring baths
3. Traditional Japanese rooms with tatami flooring and futons
4. Proximity to major attractions like Lake Inawashiro
5. Convenient access to public transportation options
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Eirakukan
10 min
Mount Adatara42 min
Lake Inawashiro28 min
Listel Ski Fantasia22 min
Kaiseizan Park23 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 49 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$424
$446
$548
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Location
Japan, 〒963-1309 Fukushima, Koriyama, Atamimachi Atami, 5 Chome−３３
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 49 min
Transit: 2 hr 3 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 48 min
Transit: 2 hr 13 min
Transit:
Otaatamibyoin
Walking: 8 min
Bandai-Atami Station
Taxi: 6 min
Walking: 21 min
Atamishako
Walking: 7 min
Nakayamajuku Station
Taxi: 8 min
Walking: 57 min
Atami-Aramachi
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Flanked by forest, this upscale hot spring hotel is 2 km from Bandai-Atami railway station, 12 km from Lake Inawashiro and 19 km from Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Karaoke
Banquet hall
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Bedrock bath
Languages spoken
Japanese
Accessibility
Not accessible
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Room service
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Refrigerator
Coffee maker in some rooms
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Services
Front desk
Gift shop
Policies & payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
Cash
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Reviews
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7.3
9 reviews
Wonderful
2
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4
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2
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ラテピノ
5/5
I stayed here last year with my 2 year old son.My children are not yet able to go to the public bath, and they often make loud noises at mealtimes, so a room with an open-air bath and meals in the room are an absolute must.I have stayed at various inns, but this is the inn I would most recommend. I felt that.First of all, the size of the open-air bath in the guest room is very large (depending on the room), and you can enjoy a spacious bath in a size that is difficult to find in places like Hakone in the Kanto region.The food was very delicious, there was someone in charge of my room, and I was impressed by how much he talked to my children.Traffic jams in the Kanagawa/Hakone area are severe, and although Fukushima is a long way from Saitama, you can arrive there smoothly. I highly recommend it as the price is reasonable and you can stay in a spacious room. We plan to stay again at the end of the year.
chasarin Yuki
3/5
My parents like it and have used it several times in the past, and we stayed there again in August. I am satisfied with the hot springs, food, and customer service. However, I think the price range is reasonable for a high-end inn, but I'm a little disappointed because the futons seem to be old. My lower back hurts because I was wearing two old mattresses on top of the sheets, so I couldn't sleep comfortably as I was dealing with lower back pain. I would be very happy if you could install a firm mattress etc.
幅寄せ豆腐
4/5
A ryokan with a calm atmosphere.Meals are served in your room and are served with great care. The hot springs are also wonderful.However, compared to the last time I visited, some parts are noticeably dilapidated. The room was clean, but the moving parts were worn out, the carpet looked old, and there were spider webs on the edges of the windows in the breezeway.We would like you to proceed with repairs or replacements within reason.
M K
3/5
I stayed here for a celebration for my elderly parents.I chose Ishibashitei because it had been renovated a few years ago and ended up in a room called Semimaru.It was a very comfortable and spacious Japanese-style room where 5 people, including preschoolers, could spend a relaxing time.The person who took care of my room was very polite even though he was young.The food also looked good and was delicious. The amount of the regular course was so large that I thought it might have been better to have a smaller course.Since we have an elderly person and a preschooler, we were especially grateful for the in-room meals.I was also able to choose an outsourced celebration cake and have it brought to me after the meal.For breakfast, you could also choose 16-grain rice.I also enjoyed the matcha tea service that I received at the front desk on the way home.Now, the next point is disappointing, but even though it has been renovated, it cannot be denied that the building as a whole feels outdated. The building was poorly constructed, and the sliding door to the toilet in the room was too hard for elderly people to open, and it was so noisy that I woke up if someone entered the toilet in the middle of the night.The room is well-cleaned, but the area around the small stream of water that runs in front of the room has not been touched, so it cannot be described as wabi-sabi, and the scenery seen during the day cannot be described as beautiful. was.Just removing the dead leaves will make a difference in appearance.If you're going to call it a luxury accommodation, I think you should pay attention to that.The open-air bath that came with the room itself was nice, but when you open the door from the changing room and go outside, there is a step and there are rocks all over the place, making it dangerous for elderly people.I felt like I should have redone the footwells if I had renovated the room anyway, but I started to regret choosing this room.The room was not suitable for elderly people or people with disabilities.The worst thing was that there was no water in the washing area of the public bath. It seemed like it wasn't coming out of all the faucets. I contacted the person in charge of the inn and asked them to come and check on me, but they said they couldn't fix it on the spot. It seems that the parents wanted to go in the morning and wash their bodies, but in the end they ended up just soaking in the bathtub.What's even worse is that there was no proper explanation or apology for this.When I told the front desk that something like that had happened when I checked out, they acted like it was someone else's problem.We stay at hot spring inns near Kanto, such as Hakone, two or three times a year. The price for one person per night in this room was around 40,000 yen, but compared to other hotels with similar prices, I think there was a slight lack of maintenance in many places.My parents often go to hot spring inns around Bandai Atami Onsen and Iizaka Onsen, but unfortunately I don't think they will go to this inn again.The food is delicious and the space is quiet and spacious, so I think it would be a very comfortable place for families or groups without elderly people.
OO ohiohi
4/5
The food is absolutely delicious.
Room 3
Service 5
Location5
佐藤マロン
1/5
Um...Why is it that women are allowed to enter the open-air bath at the best time for 6 hours from check-in to the last time at 9pm, but men are not allowed to enter the open-air bath at the time they most want to enter, and then the next morning. Is it only for 3 hours?Aren't you making fun of men too much?Don't you think that the contempt for men is too great even though gender equality is being advocated?For the sake of the male guests who will be staying here, please don't run away and answer the questions properly.
のぶちゃんネル
4/5
The bath was very nice. I stayed in a room with an open-air bath. The explanation was very good and detailed, but there were some things that were missing, like not being able to notice the supplies for the blanket, or the tea tray. rice ball? I didn't realize it and it was shiny. The food also felt normal. Breakfast was disappointing as there was no refill of miso soup. The bathroom was very nice, so I would like to stay in the same room again.
佐藤優美
5/5
Great hospitality. The room is also nice. I want to go again. I want to stay for about 2 nights.
Sambolin Zoraida
4/5
It's a very calm and nice inn. There is also a hot spring bath attached to the room, and meals are served in the room, so if you don't use the public bath, you can relax in your room. The room was designed based on a Japanese-style room, and was spacious and comfortable. I would like to visit again.