R：MOGAMI

I found this place when I was planning the road trip in Yamagata area. It was generally new with only a handful of review but looking at all the pictures it was not a difficult decision to book for a night.It turns out to be one of the best night we had in Japan. The place is secluded and very private. The staff was at the building nearby. He speaks no English but we got all of our questions answered through the translation machine.The room had a couple of Sakura trees in front of the balcony and it make the view even more perfect as they were in full bloom.

I found R;MOGAMI when I was passing through the national highway.We went on a trip to commemorate our children's graduation.When I informed them in advance that my daughter uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy, she was recommended an A type room and booked it.As everyone's reviews said, although it was an unusual space, we had a private space where we could spend time in our usual rhythm, and we were able to spend our time freely and freely.I would definitely like to use it again.Since reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities will be mandatory from April 1, 2024, I would like to write a little about reasonable accommodation, as I used it with my daughter who has cerebral palsy.There was a step at the entrance so it wasn't barrier-free, but my husband and I had no problem using the buggy-type wheelchair. However, in the case of a regular wheelchair, I felt that if there was a ramp, it would be easier to get in and out.There was no problem because the room was separated by a curtain on one floor. I entered the room in a buggy that can be used both inside and outside, but I wiped the tires with paper towels in the kitchen before entering.There is a step at the entrance of the bath. Since there was only a bathtub and shower, I contacted them via LINE and borrowed a chair that could be used in the bath. Thank you very much✨Meal → My daughter eats paste food, so we brought in a mixer and changed the form to paste food ourselves.I am grateful that we are able to respond freely rather than asking for help.Many inns do not charge the same amount for cooking, so it is nice to be able to bring in your own cooking utensils. It also has a kitchen✨Dining → Due to the convenience of my daughter's buggy, we changed the arrangement from the previous arrangement. It was very helpful that the table had a lifting function and tires.(The following is written as a reference opinion after using it)Wine opener: Yamagata is also famous for its wine, so I brought wine from Asahi town, but it was corked. I was late in checking and I contacted them after the staff had left, so I was unable to respond. If you like wine, it might be a good idea to bring your own.Food was in the fridge until the next morning.Alcohol was brought in under the door, but everything else was already stocked. I made the yakisoba in a frying pan, but the amount was so large that I couldn't finish it💦Rice cooker → It was a stylish rice cooker and it was difficult to use, but it cooked deliciously 🍚 I cooked it on a timer for the next morning, but I guess it doesn't have a heat retention function, so when I tried to eat it, it was hard and I did something wasteful 😭 Yukiwakamaru was really delicious.Air conditioning → AI automatic, I never operated it until I got home. Perhaps because I drank alcohol, my skin became dry and I woke up many times during the night to drink water.Vending machine → There is a vending machine if you go towards the Kawa no Eki building, but it costs about 170 yen.I had a hard time using the projector. Connected as a result? It seems that it was bad.As I have written in detail, I had a very fulfilling time. I realized later that it was cheaper to make a reservation from the website than from Rakuten. There seemed to be a choice of each dish. Next time I would like to make a reservation from the homepage.thank you for helping me.

The view from the room is great. The intimate time with your partner is great.

This was my first time as a family and I was impressed when I entered.There were four beds lined up in a spacious, open room. The room has a smokeless roaster stove, refrigerator, ice maker, rice cooker, and cooking utensils (frying pans, pots, etc.)I was very satisfied with the simple yet cute white-based room.I was surprised that the shower room was separated by a curtain for the first time, but it was a space where adults could relax while listening to the voices of the children, as the children could take a bath nearby while the adults could stay in the living room. .For dinner, we grilled some meat on the smokeless roaster stove, and it was very delicious and there was no smell left in the room.While the children had a meaningful time using the projector, the adults had a great and meaningful holiday by taking a sauna.There will always be repeats.Thank you very much for the wonderful space.