御もてなしの宿 悠ゆ亭
8.8
Excellent(30 reviews)
461-3 Hayashizaki, Inawashiro, Yama District, Fukushima 969-3103, Japan
+81 242-63-1900
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Hotel Description
Yuyutei Inn
Located in the serene rural area of Inawashiro, 御もてなしの宿 悠ゆ亭 (Yuyutei Inn) offers a peaceful retreat for guests seeking to unwind and experience the tranquility of Japan’s countryside. The inn is just 3 km from the renowned Inawashiro Ski Resort, a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts, and only 4 km from Inawashiro Station, making it an accessible getaway. The hotel’s rustic design exudes warmth and authenticity, with tatami floors, futons, and traditional chabudai dining tables in each room. The ambiance is peaceful and calm, making it the ideal setting for guests to relax and immerse themselves in nature. The hotel’s address is 461-3 Hayashizaki, Inawashiro, Yama District, Fukushima 969-3103, Japan, surrounded by lush landscapes and scenic views. For guests looking to explore the area, the surrounding attractions include Mount Bandai, a prominent volcanic mountain with ski resorts, and the picturesque Lake Inawashiro, perfect for outdoor activities such as boating and bird watching. The hotel also offers a range of activities nearby, such as hiking in the Goshikinuma Ponds, a stunning series of lakes with constantly changing colors. Additionally, the Tsuruga Castle, a replica of a 14th-century structure, and Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain, a winter resort, are also within easy reach.
The hotel features simple, yet comfortable rooms equipped with all the essentials for a pleasant stay. Guests can enjoy en-suite bathrooms, and rooms are designed to embrace the local culture with traditional furnishings, making each stay feel like a true Japanese experience. The quiet and cozy atmosphere of the rooms contributes to a restful night’s sleep, ideal for guests looking to recharge. Complimentary breakfast and kaiseki dining are served in a charming dining area with a raw-edge wooden table made from a 15th-century cedar tree, offering a warm and inviting space to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine.
One of the standout features of Yuyutei Inn is its 24-hour hot spring bath, where guests can soak in the healing waters of the natural onsen at their leisure. The inn is an exceptional place to relax and experience the therapeutic benefits of the hot spring waters, while the open-air bath and private bath options provide guests with privacy and comfort. Although there is no fitness center or spa on-site, the natural beauty of the area provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities.
Conveniently located, Yuyutei Inn offers easy access to public transportation. The Fukushima Airport is about a 1-hour drive away, while Sendai Airport and Yamagata Airport are just over 2 hours by taxi. For guests coming from local areas, the Inawashiro and Okinashima stations are only a short taxi ride away, with taxi rides to the nearest station taking just about 6 minutes.
For families and small groups, Yuyutei Inn is a welcoming and comfortable place to stay. The hotel is also family-friendly, allowing children aged 9 and under to stay with prior request. The nearby area offers a range of experiences that showcase the local culture, making it an ideal location for travelers seeking a traditional, yet rejuvenating getaway. Whether exploring the surrounding natural beauty or simply enjoying a relaxing soak in the hot spring, Yuyutei Inn is an unforgettable escape.
Nearby, visitors can also enjoy a variety of dining experiences. Local restaurants include Sato, a popular Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant, and Taiwanese cuisine at タイワンリョウリショクノアジ, both within a 5-minute taxi ride. For a quick bite, Hero's Diner offers delicious burgers, while Agri Restaurant Acoustic Miyu serves flavorful soba noodles. Maruichi Shokudo, another traditional restaurant, is also just minutes away.
With its blend of traditional hospitality, natural beauty, and serene surroundings, Yuyutei Inn invites guests to experience the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We welcome you to come and experience the unique charm and peaceful ambiance of our inn.
The hotel features simple, yet comfortable rooms equipped with all the essentials for a pleasant stay. Guests can enjoy en-suite bathrooms, and rooms are designed to embrace the local culture with traditional furnishings, making each stay feel like a true Japanese experience. The quiet and cozy atmosphere of the rooms contributes to a restful night’s sleep, ideal for guests looking to recharge. Complimentary breakfast and kaiseki dining are served in a charming dining area with a raw-edge wooden table made from a 15th-century cedar tree, offering a warm and inviting space to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine.
One of the standout features of Yuyutei Inn is its 24-hour hot spring bath, where guests can soak in the healing waters of the natural onsen at their leisure. The inn is an exceptional place to relax and experience the therapeutic benefits of the hot spring waters, while the open-air bath and private bath options provide guests with privacy and comfort. Although there is no fitness center or spa on-site, the natural beauty of the area provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities.
Conveniently located, Yuyutei Inn offers easy access to public transportation. The Fukushima Airport is about a 1-hour drive away, while Sendai Airport and Yamagata Airport are just over 2 hours by taxi. For guests coming from local areas, the Inawashiro and Okinashima stations are only a short taxi ride away, with taxi rides to the nearest station taking just about 6 minutes.
For families and small groups, Yuyutei Inn is a welcoming and comfortable place to stay. The hotel is also family-friendly, allowing children aged 9 and under to stay with prior request. The nearby area offers a range of experiences that showcase the local culture, making it an ideal location for travelers seeking a traditional, yet rejuvenating getaway. Whether exploring the surrounding natural beauty or simply enjoying a relaxing soak in the hot spring, Yuyutei Inn is an unforgettable escape.
Nearby, visitors can also enjoy a variety of dining experiences. Local restaurants include Sato, a popular Syokudo and Teishoku restaurant, and Taiwanese cuisine at タイワンリョウリショクノアジ, both within a 5-minute taxi ride. For a quick bite, Hero's Diner offers delicious burgers, while Agri Restaurant Acoustic Miyu serves flavorful soba noodles. Maruichi Shokudo, another traditional restaurant, is also just minutes away.
With its blend of traditional hospitality, natural beauty, and serene surroundings, Yuyutei Inn invites guests to experience the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We welcome you to come and experience the unique charm and peaceful ambiance of our inn.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Natural hot spring bath available 24 hours for ultimate relaxation
2. Tranquil and cozy rooms with traditional Japanese tatami floors
3. Complimentary kaiseki dining and breakfast served in a charming dining area
4. Convenient access to Inawashiro Ski Resort and local transportation
5. Nearby Mount Bandai and Lake Inawashiro for outdoor activities
6. Close to local dining options offering authentic Japanese cuisine
7. Ideal for families, with the option for children aged 9 and under to stay
8. Private and open-air baths available for a peaceful retreat
9. Rustic design with raw-edge wood tables made from a 15th-century cedar tree
7.8 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Mount Bandai
25 min
Lake Inawashiro10 min
Goshikinuma Ponds21 min
Tsuruga Castle36 min
Hoshino Resorts Nekoma Mountain South Area14 min
Nearest locations
Hero's Diner
2 min
Sato3 min
Agri Restaurant Acoustic Miyu3 min
Maruichi Shokudo4 min
Yoshimoto Saryo4 min
タイワンリョウリショクノアジ5 min
Agri Restaurant Yui5 min
Yoshigen5 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 16:00 |
| Check-out | 10:30 |
| Location rating | 7.8 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 5 min |
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Location
461-3 Hayashizaki, Inawashiro, Yama District, Fukushima 969-3103, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 5 min
Transit: 4 hr 15 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 2 min
Transit: 3 hr 24 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 25 min
Transit: 4 hr 10 min
Niigata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 51 min
Transit: 4 hr 41 min
Transit:
Okinashima Station
Taxi: 6 min
Walking: 59 min
Inawashiro Station
Taxi: 6 min
Walking: 38 min
Nearby locations
7.8
Very Good Location
Set in a rural area, this low-key hot spring inn is 3 km from Inawashiro Ski Resort and 4 km from Inawashiro train station.
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Natural onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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9.1
21 reviews
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川端俊博
5/5
retirement tripCouple trip for 2 days and 1 night. Where should I go? Think about it.I haven't been to much of the Tohoku area so far, so I decided on Yuyu-tei at Lake Inawashiro, which was introduced to me by a friend.I would like to try Aizu cuisine in a quiet atmosphere. That's what I decided to do.On the day we arrived at 5pm, we were greeted with smiles by the husband, wife, and wife's younger brother at the entrance.The inn was limited to two groups per day, but since we were the only couple on the day, we were given a room called ``Kawagata,'' which had a Japanese-style room, a bedroom, a toilet, and a vanity area. Samue as loungewear is super comfortable!The exterior of the inn and the interior have a peaceful Japanese atmosphere, and the hotel is well-maintained, with a sense of hospitality that exceeds expectations.Bath before dinner. There was an indoor bath, but we used the open-air bath. The temperature was slightly lower, the atmosphere was nice, and I was able to take a relaxing bath.For dinner, enjoy creative Aizu cuisine made with local ingredients at a nice counter seat. There were many types of small dishes, and horse sashimi, mozuku vinegar, and handmade soba noodles were my favorites. All of the dishes were delicious, including the salt-grilled rockfish grilled over charcoal, and the local sake went well with it, and I had three glasses of it. (By the way, I don't usually drink sake)Breakfast also came with a variety of small bowls, all of which were delicious.For dinner and breakfast, my husband and his wife's younger brother explained the contents of the dishes, and they kept a reasonable distance from each other in customer service, meal times, etc., and I was very satisfied with my stay at the hospitality inn "Yuyutei". It was a great night. thank you very much.This inn is recommended for those who want a relaxing inn, delicious food, and a bath.
YUKO Y.
5/5
I made a reservation from the official website of the inn.Since there were no other guests besides us, we unexpectedly had the room reserved for ourselves.The hot spring has an indoor bath and an open-air bath.Due to the cold weather during the winter, the open-air bath can only be used until 11pm. The indoor bath can be used at any time until check-out.There was an oil heater in the changing room of the indoor bath, so it was warm.The floor of the indoor bath and the stairs of the open-air bath are made of stone, so please be careful as they can be slippery.The room we stayed in, called Kawageta, had a Japanese-style room and a bedroom, so it was comfortable.There was a space separate from the sink where you could put on your makeup.At this inn, Samue was provided instead of Yukata.The sweets in the room were so delicious that I asked the person at the hotel where the shop was and went to buy some.Dinner started at 6:30pm.The small bowls were lined with dishes made with Aizu ingredients.While eating with alcohol, we were served salt-grilled fish, miso dengaku, handmade soba, and horse sashimi.To finish off the meal, we were served steamed rice, mushroom soup, and fruit, which left us full.Breakfast also consisted of fresh rice from Inawashiro and a variety of side dishes.I had a great time relaxing at the inn run by a couple.
峯令子
4/5
It was reserved. ♨️Put in the time you like. It was a little lukewarm. I couldn't finish my meal and left it behind. There is a Japanese-style room and a Western-style room, and you can watch TV in both. The tableware and furniture are also tasteful.
松井雅明
4/5
Relaxing, refreshing, delicious and polite hospitalityThis is an inn I would like to visit again.
Takuma Yagi
5/5
It was an inn run by a wonderful couple!The room, food, and private bath were all great.Limited to 2 groups per day, perfect for when you want to relax!You can enjoy your meal by explaining the locally sourced ingredients as they are served to you!We had a Japanese-style room and a Western-style room, and we had a big TV so we could watch Netflix at night!
まろん
5/5
This is my first time askingIt's a shame that the rating is only 5 stars.This is a very nice inn! ️The food✨ and the atmosphere✨ were both wonderful☝️The couple at the inn ✨ are really nice ☺️So much so that I don't want to go homeDoesn't feel like serviceThis is an inn for adults with comfortable hospitality✨Also, the mealThere are no super-luxury ingredients.My heart was more than that 💖 At the meal✨I felt it was the best menu✨🤗It was winter and the scenery was → disappointing😔This is an inn I would like to visit again 🎶
うりぼライダー
5/5
This is an inn run by a husband and wife.Although it is not suitable for a large number of guests, it is a perfect inn for two people.I was satisfied with the appearance and the couple's customer service.The dishes are prepared using local ingredients, and the husband is responsible for preparing the dishes, while the seasoning is the wife's job.It's wonderful.As for the soba, it was fresh in November, so it was fragrant, firm, chewy, and delicious🤤It was nice to be able to grill soba brats and serve them with miso, and they also had local sake.Above all, I empathize with the husband who says he is reluctant to come to the mountains and serve tuna sashimi.When you come to the mountains, you don't expect to eat tuna sashimi.The real pleasure of traveling is to have local products served in local cooking methods and enjoy them with local alcohol. I guess this is what happens when there is water.Hospitality inns are not just for show.I think this is a good inn that embodies our thoughts on what is good.Personally, I highly recommend this inn.Oh, the bath (there is an indoor bath and a semi-open-air bath, both of which can be reserved for private use, and the open-air bath is closed until 11pm as it is getting cold) and the room (the room I booked was a tatami room and a tatami room. The bedroom was in a separate room) was also good.If you are a smoker, don't worry, you can smoke outside the eaves of the entrance (it must be cold in winter)
のりこまさこ
5/5
You can enjoy homemade dinner at the counter.You can enjoy a filling and delicious meal with a focus on local specialties.The hot springs are warm and you can take a long bath.The room is spacious and clean.It is the best inn during the coronavirus pandemic with excellent cost performance.
miu miu
5/5
I was able to enjoy rare dishes with warm customer service.
ヌマちゃんかずボー
5/5
It's very relaxing and the food is delicious😋
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usedcaroldcar
4/5
I visited again for the first time in several years. ||Some of the staff members who were there at the time are still here, and we get excited about talking about it because of nostalgia. …
山川海
5/5
It was great to be able to spend a relaxing and quiet time at the foot of Mt. Bandai.For dinner, we ate Japanese food with gentle flavors. Creative soba dishes such as soba dengaku and soup with duck meat dumplings and soba dumplings are wonderfully delicious and can only be described as the best. The takikomi rice was very delicious with the well-flashed rock fish and rice. The soba that the host makes by hand right in front of you is very delicious, with a firm texture and a sweetness that overflows with every bite. I was very satisfied with both the quantity and taste!The bath is reserved for each group for 24 hours (the first bath will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis, so we recommend checking in early!).Recommended for those who want to travel slowly around Inawashiro and enjoy delicious dishes.
渡部wa
4/5
This is probably an inn suitable for people who value food. It was like the host's cooking show, and I felt it was entertaining.Currently, we only accept 3 groups of customers a day, so you can spend a very quiet time. There is no refrigerator and toilet in the room. There is a small refrigerator with drinks in the hallway, and you have to pay by declaration.There was cold water in the room, but it was summer so it wasn't enough.The hot springs are open 24 hours a day and can be reserved for private use at a moderate temperature.
佐藤淳子
5/5
We had a relaxing time ❗ The food is seasonal 🍻 You can have 100 percent soba noodles made right in front of you 😋 It was a quiet inn with a tasteful atmosphere. For those who have a lot of plans for their travels. I don't recommend it. It's for people who have plenty of time to relax.
早藤紫杜伽
5/5
The atmosphere of the inn is very relaxing, and there is a hearth, giving it a nice Japanese feel.We received freshly brewed coffee as a welcome drink.The room is also a small and relaxing room.There was no refrigerator in the room, but I was provided with a tea set and cold water, so it wasn't a problem at all.There is a refrigerator in the hallway with items for sale.The bath is a family bath on a first-come, first-served basis, and it is a hot spring bath.According to the owner, the quality of the spring water is said to be a beauty bath.My skin definitely felt smoother after taking a bath.Dinner was served from 7pm and everything was delicious.The Iwagyo bone sake was not only delicious on its own, but also had a pleasant scent from the Iwagyo.It was fun to chat with the owner, and at the end of the meal, the owner made 100% buckwheat noodles in front of me, and the soba noodles were so delicious that you could fully enjoy the sweetness and aroma of the soba noodles.I thought the quantity and quality of the food was excellent.However, I don't think it's suitable for people who want to eat quickly and then relax.After we finished eating, we were told that there would be fireflies outside, so when we went outside, there really were fireflies.The starry sky was amazing, with so many stars that it seemed like they were going to fall on a sunny day.It's still midnight so I don't know what breakfast will be like yet, but I'm really looking forward to it.I enjoyed talking with the owner and his wife, and I would definitely like to come back to this inn.
dungaree
5/5
It was my first time to go on a trip like an adult to relax at an inn, but it was a really nice inn.The dining space, garden, and food are all of high quality, and you can feel the dedication of the couple who run the inn. The dishes made with a variety of local ingredients were especially special. The proprietress prepares side dishes and soups in the back, while the host prepares grilled dishes such as salt-grilled rock fish and dengaku in front of you. All of the over 10 dishes were delicious, there were some I had never tried before, and the portions were very satisfying for me (a man in my 20s). You can feel the care that goes into each dish and tableware, but the gentleness of the host who doesn't try to impose or overexplain things is also wonderful. If you show interest, I'm sure you could tell me a lot.Of course, the room was clean and there was only one hot spring, but it was warm enough to stay in for a long time. The dishes seem to be different in each of the four seasons, so I'll go again when it gets colder.
金子知香子（香）
5/5
it was awesome. They made soba noodles for me right in front of me. It was nice and quiet again.
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suzy1950999
4/5
A small inn run by an elderly couple. ||You are responsible for raising and lowering the futon yourself. Each family member takes a bath at different times. || etc. There are some inconveniences. …
くろ
2/5
It depends on the person.Good points: quiet and nice view.I think it's good for traveling with people who have a calm and secluded relationship. The taste of the utensils is good, and it's quiet at night.The soba noodles made by the host are delicious, but on the firm side (hard soba is delicious, but it is on the firm side).Not so good...Breakfast is late. Previously it was 9:00. Noon will come soon. It seems a little early now. However, travelers want to make time to go to Lake Inawashiro, sightsee, and have a delicious lunch locally.Dinner takes a very long time.While slowly eating small portions of wild vegetables dressed with sesame, depending on the seat, you can talk face-to-face with the husband or wife, wait for them to come out, eat a little more, listen to what the wife has to say about the dishes, and wait again. Masu. I'm still hungry.Yes, Shindoi.The volume is small.My wife told me to be careful because if water droplets from a drink get on the lacquer table, it will become lumpy and won't fall off. That's certainly true.At the end of dinner, each person was asked to give their impressions, and I thought it was maitana. I got the impression that even the first-year middle school students were asked what they thought.In an atmosphere where you have to praise something delicious or nice...what is hospitality?
赤沼直也
5/5
The view from this inn is also amazing. Listel Inawashiro Hotel shines beautifully in the setting sun. It's quiet and you can relax. The owners are like my parents. It feels like I've come back home. You can also enjoy the cuisine that is unique to the area. The bath is a little warm, but it will get warmer later. I slept soundly. It's very good.