Takasagoya
8.0
Excellent(16 reviews)
4405 Yamadera, Yamagata, 999-3301, Japan
+81 23-695-2121
+4
Hotel Description
Takasagoya Inn
Welcome to Takasagoya, an enchanting hotel located at 4405 Yamadera, Yamagata, 999-3301, Japan. Nestled in a serene setting, Takasagoya is just a short walk from the renowned Yama-dera and Godaidō (Pavilion of the Five Masters), making it an ideal base for those wishing to explore the cultural richness of the region. The hotel’s traditional Japanese design offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxation after a day of sightseeing.
Each room at Takasagoya is thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and tranquility. Guests can enjoy private baths, ensuring a soothing retreat at the end of the day. The spacious interiors are adorned with natural materials that reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful ambiance that invites relaxation.
While Takasagoya does not feature amenities like a fitness center or spa, it compensates with essential offerings such as complimentary Wi-Fi, ensuring guests stay connected. The hotel has a no-pets policy to maintain a serene environment, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace and quiet.
Conveniently located, the nearest train station is just a 5-minute walk away, providing easy access to nearby attractions. For travelers arriving by air, Yamagata Airport is a mere 21-minute taxi ride, while Sendai and Shonai Airports are within reasonable distances, ensuring hassle-free transportation options.
The hotel places a strong emphasis on health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure the well-being of all guests. Enjoy a variety of activities nearby, such as hiking to the breathtaking Rissyakuji Temple, only a minute away, where you can experience panoramic views.
Discover a wealth of nearby sights, including the scenic Zao Onsen, the exhilarating Zao Onsen Ski Resort, and the stunning Mount Zaō, where seasonal changes create breathtaking landscapes. Dining options abound with excellent local restaurants within just a minute's taxi ride, such as the popular お休処 対面石, serving delicious soba noodles, and various Syokudo establishments like Endo and Maidoya Shokudo, offering authentic Japanese fare.
We warmly invite you to experience the charm of Takasagoya, where comfort and cultural richness converge, promising an unforgettable stay filled with cherished memories!
Each room at Takasagoya is thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and tranquility. Guests can enjoy private baths, ensuring a soothing retreat at the end of the day. The spacious interiors are adorned with natural materials that reflect the beauty of the surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful ambiance that invites relaxation.
While Takasagoya does not feature amenities like a fitness center or spa, it compensates with essential offerings such as complimentary Wi-Fi, ensuring guests stay connected. The hotel has a no-pets policy to maintain a serene environment, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace and quiet.
Conveniently located, the nearest train station is just a 5-minute walk away, providing easy access to nearby attractions. For travelers arriving by air, Yamagata Airport is a mere 21-minute taxi ride, while Sendai and Shonai Airports are within reasonable distances, ensuring hassle-free transportation options.
The hotel places a strong emphasis on health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure the well-being of all guests. Enjoy a variety of activities nearby, such as hiking to the breathtaking Rissyakuji Temple, only a minute away, where you can experience panoramic views.
Discover a wealth of nearby sights, including the scenic Zao Onsen, the exhilarating Zao Onsen Ski Resort, and the stunning Mount Zaō, where seasonal changes create breathtaking landscapes. Dining options abound with excellent local restaurants within just a minute's taxi ride, such as the popular お休処 対面石, serving delicious soba noodles, and various Syokudo establishments like Endo and Maidoya Shokudo, offering authentic Japanese fare.
We warmly invite you to experience the charm of Takasagoya, where comfort and cultural richness converge, promising an unforgettable stay filled with cherished memories!
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to the Yama-dera and Godaidō (Pavilion of the Five Masters)
2. 5 min walk to nearest train station for easy travel
3. Private baths in all guest rooms enhance relaxation
4. Complimentary Wi-Fi keeps you connected during your stay
5. No pets allowed to ensure a tranquil environment
6. Traditional Japanese design creates a peaceful atmosphere
8.8 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Rissyakuji Temple (Yamadera)
1 min
Zao Onsen41 min
Godaidō, Rissyakuji2 min
Zao Onsen Ski Resort44 min
Mount Zaō1 hr 7 min
Nearest locations
お休処 対面石(たいめんせき)
1 min
Endo1 min
Maidoya Shokudo1 min
Fumotoya1 min
Basho Chaya1 min
Enzou1 min
Izumiya1 min
Shinkeibo1 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.8 |
| Nearest airport | Yamagata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 21 min |
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Location
4405 Yamadera, Yamagata, 999-3301, Japan
Airports:
Shonai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 41 min
Transit: 4 hr 33 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 16 min
Transit: 1 hr 43 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 21 min
Transit: 54 min
Transit:
Takase Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 54 min
山寺駅前（バス）
Walking: 4 min
Yamadera Station
Walking: 5 min
Bashobashi Bus Stop
Walking: 5 min
Nearby locations
8.8
Excellent Location
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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8.5
8 reviews
Wonderful
6
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0
Below Average
2
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すずやすこ
5/5
My wife and niece took care of me.We stayed at a souvenir shop, restaurant, and inn while also sightseeing in Yamadera.On the day we arrived by car, the landlady kindly, politely, and friendly guided us to the parking lot and gave us detailed instructions on how to get to Yamadera.I returned to the hotel from Yamadera covered in sweat, and before checking in, I ate shiso-flavored shaved ice🍧 at the restaurant on the first floor, and it was delicious.At that time, another female employee told me it must have been hot and turned on a fan at full blast, which made me happy.Although the rooms were old, they were clean. The room was about 12 tatami mats in size and was spacious and comfortable. The stairs were steep.There is only one bath, and it feels like you can rent it out, so if it's empty, you can use it. The bathtub is clean because the hot water is constantly flowing from the faucet little by little (this makes me happy 😄)I forgot about the food, but both the quantity and quality were good.As for customer service, the landlady, husband, and female employees were all very friendly and easy to talk to, which made me feel happy.I think the cost was less than 30,000 yen for 3 people, 2 days and 1 night. It's more than enough 😊It's strange that the reviews are below 4. Is it as a restaurant? No, it seems like the number of accommodation sites was less than 4.I think it's different for each person, but I think it's a wonderful inn filled with good old-fashioned humanity 😊The memory of the three of us climbing Yamadera in the intense heat, drenched in sweat, will be an unforgettable memory.Also, if you have a chance to visit Yamadera, I would appreciate it if you could visit 🙇 It looks like the season of autumn leaves 🍁 would be nice.Thank you to all the employees at Takasagoya Main Building.
ながせ（マークン）
2/5
I ate tempura soba.It looked like it was handmade, but it had a disappointing taste.I feel like dried noodles would be better in this case.
Somchai Klinsrisook
5/5
Ryokan accommodation Clean, delicious food, inexpensive, near the entrance to Yamadera Temple.
ガーデニング大好き（夏は暑くて大変です）
2/5
The parking lot is located in front of Yamadera from the direction of downtown Yamagata. The fee is 500 yen, but if you buy souvenirs of 1,500 yen or more, you will receive 500 yen back. There are several 300 yen parking spots further back near the main hall and Sanmon gate, so if you don't feel like buying a souvenir for 1,500 yen, park further back.
Monkey Tang
5/5
In all my travels over 20 years this is tied for the best place i have ever stayed. It is a taste of perfect Japanese hospitality, with tradition, and in a serene mountain town. It is remote and quiet (which i love). The Matriarch of the hotel is an amazing woman who shows you the pinnacle of loving work in hospitality, and she pours her soul into all the little parts of your stay. Her meals are the best i have had in my 3 trips to Japan, and i dream i can go back someday to enjoy them again.This is not about being the fanciest stay, it is more a traditional ryokan style hotel, tatami floors, futons, and the bath has a scheduled time when it is prepare for you. So there is a schedule.The only warning i give is for people who cannot do stairs, this is a older traditional architecture building with shallow steep stairs. But you are likely in Yamadera for the temple so it you can't do stairs you are likely in the wrong place as the Temple, which begins just behind the hotel has more than 1000 steps.No one speaks in english in town, and the hotel uses a japanese only website to book, we had to slug through google translate and try and try to get the right information in the site to book. That was the only hurdle.I really cannot express how welcomed we were here, it made us feel almost loved, and that spirit resonated throughout the small town in all the shops and stores. If that is what you are looking for a bit of a place to relax and feel like you've lived there forever this is the spot.
Roshi Yoshi
5/5
This was my first time visiting Yamadera for the purpose of worshiping.Most ryokans cost more than 10,000 yen for a night and two meals, but this hotel offers a very satisfying meal for less than 10,000 yen. This makes me very happy as a student traveling alone.The landlady was also very kind and it was a pleasant trip. I'll come back later.
Carolina Valdés Hevia
5/5
Local of two lovely ladies. Second floor Japanese style and very cheap
Ayako S
5/5
I stayed there. Even though it was a holiday, the price was reasonable at 8,000 yen per night, and the food was plentiful and delicious. The landlady was also kind and I was able to spend a nice vacation.It's very quiet at night and you can get a good rest.I was glad that I was able to take my time to see and climb Yamadera in the morning when it was quiet.