Onogawa Onsen Onogawa sanatorium centre
7.6
Very Good(47 reviews)
2305-1 Onogawamachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0076, Japan
+81 238-32-2306
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Hotel Description
Onogawa Onsen Hotel
Welcome to the Onogawa Onsen Onogawa Sanatorium Centre, located at 2305-1 Onogawamachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0076, Japan. Nestled in the serene surroundings of Yamagata Prefecture, this hotel offers a tranquil escape for those looking to unwind and rejuvenate. The design reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics, creating a peaceful ambiance that complements the natural beauty of the region. Nearby attractions include the stunning Uesugi Shrine, a historical site dedicated to Uesugi Kenshin, and the Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum, where you can delve into the local history and culture.
The hotel features comfortable rooms designed for relaxation, with spacious layouts that enhance your stay. Each room is thoughtfully appointed to provide a restful atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat after a day of exploration.
Among the special amenities, guests can enjoy the rejuvenating public bath, where natural onsen waters offer a soothing experience. Although the hotel does not provide Wi-Fi or fitness facilities, it focuses on delivering a genuine onsen experience, emphasizing relaxation and wellness.
Transportation is convenient, with multiple public transport options nearby. Fukushima Airport is approximately a 1 hour and 56-minute taxi ride, while Yamagata Airport is about 1 hour and 11 minutes away. Additionally, local bus stops are within walking distance, ensuring easy access to the surrounding area.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure the well-being of all guests.
Top things to do include visiting local landmarks like the Yonezawa Castle Ruins, known for its beautiful gardens and cherry blossoms, and the Toko Sake Museum, where you can sample local brews.
Nearby, you'll find an array of dining options, including Oshoshidokoro Shigebo, a delightful Japanese restaurant just 2 minutes away by taxi, and Ryuge, a popular ramen spot also within a 2-minute drive. Seino offers another fantastic ramen experience just 3 minutes from the hotel, while Ristorante ys provides a more upscale dining option 14 minutes away. Rog Restaurant Dome features Japanized western cuisine and is located 16 minutes from the hotel.
We warmly invite you to experience the peaceful ambiance and unique offerings of Onogawa Onsen Onogawa Sanatorium Centre, where your relaxation journey begins.
The hotel features comfortable rooms designed for relaxation, with spacious layouts that enhance your stay. Each room is thoughtfully appointed to provide a restful atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat after a day of exploration.
Among the special amenities, guests can enjoy the rejuvenating public bath, where natural onsen waters offer a soothing experience. Although the hotel does not provide Wi-Fi or fitness facilities, it focuses on delivering a genuine onsen experience, emphasizing relaxation and wellness.
Transportation is convenient, with multiple public transport options nearby. Fukushima Airport is approximately a 1 hour and 56-minute taxi ride, while Yamagata Airport is about 1 hour and 11 minutes away. Additionally, local bus stops are within walking distance, ensuring easy access to the surrounding area.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing rigorous measures to ensure the well-being of all guests.
Top things to do include visiting local landmarks like the Yonezawa Castle Ruins, known for its beautiful gardens and cherry blossoms, and the Toko Sake Museum, where you can sample local brews.
Nearby, you'll find an array of dining options, including Oshoshidokoro Shigebo, a delightful Japanese restaurant just 2 minutes away by taxi, and Ryuge, a popular ramen spot also within a 2-minute drive. Seino offers another fantastic ramen experience just 3 minutes from the hotel, while Ristorante ys provides a more upscale dining option 14 minutes away. Rog Restaurant Dome features Japanized western cuisine and is located 16 minutes from the hotel.
We warmly invite you to experience the peaceful ambiance and unique offerings of Onogawa Onsen Onogawa Sanatorium Centre, where your relaxation journey begins.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Natural onsen baths providing soothing relaxation
2. Traditional Japanese aesthetic design throughout the hotel
3. Close proximity to historic sites and cultural attractions
4. Comfortable and spacious room accommodations
5. Convenient access to public transportation options
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Uesugi Shrine
12 min
Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum13 min
Yonezawa Castle Ruins12 min
Toko Sake Museum15 min
Rinsenji Temple12 min
Nearest locations
Oshoshidokoro Shigebo
2 min
Ryuge2 min
カゲツソバテン2 min
Seino3 min
PUBレストラン ポピンズ12 min
Ristorante ys14 min
おうちごはん Un庵 -あんあん-15 min
Rog Restaurant Dome16 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Yamagata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 11 min |
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Location
2305-1 Onogawamachi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0076, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 56 min
Transit: 2 hr 45 min
Sendai Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 58 min
Transit: 3 hr 57 min
Yamagata Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 11 min
Transit: 3 hr 10 min
Niigata Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 17 min
Transit: 5 hr 27 min
Transit:
小町の湯やまぼうし前（バス）
Walking: 15 min
Minami-Yonezawa Station
Taxi: 15 min
Walking: 1 hr 58 min
Chushajozen Bus Stop
Walking: 4 min
Nishi-Yonezawa Station
Taxi: 11 min
Walking: 1 hr 24 min
小野川温泉（バス）
Walking: 4 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Public bath
Public bath
Natural onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
No Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Reviews
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5.4
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k&a
4/5
It looks like a ruin, and the inside of the building is not clean at all, with spider webs and dust collecting in places, but there don't seem to be many guests, so it's a very quiet environment and the quality of the spring water is excellent. You can enjoy the hot springs at your leisure. The private family bath is small, but the men's and women's bathrooms are large enough for multiple people to take a bath. Before the coronavirus, it was the best value for money inn where you could get hot springs at an unbeatable price of 5,000 yen with two meals per night, but now it costs 4,000 yen for a night without meals, which can no longer be denied. When I visited recently, I found that a black cat was living in the garden (?) behind the building, and when I saw it, it would approach me begging for food and start meowing endlessly. There was cat food left in the kitchen by other guests, along with a note saying, "Please give it to me," but was the host aware of it?
ミューラー
2/5
An old hideaway inn. Currently, it is under the management of Azuma-so, and for check-in, etc., please call and an employee will appear from Azuma-so. I stayed here in the summer of 2020. The room is 8 tatami mats. No food is provided; you must bring your own food, cook your own food, or eat out. That night, there was a kettle burning in the self-catering kitchen, but since there were no staff, the guests had to deal with it among themselves, and in the end, the truth was unknown. The back of the building is said to be the dormitory for Azumasou employees. The quality of the spring water is good and it is suitable for hot spring therapy. There are men's, women's, and family baths, and you can see the mountain range and courtyard through the glass, and you can enjoy a snowy bath in winter. Anyone can use the family bath if it is empty, but perhaps because there are so few people using it, it tends to get very hot, so you may have to use water to warm it up. I haven't met any staff during my day trip bathing (in other words, I can come and go as I please), and I enter by putting the 400 yen fee into the fishbowl next to the entrance. I'm always worried that someone might steal my bath or suspect that I was bathing without paying. On the other hand, if the goldfish bowl is empty but there are previous customers in the hot springs, it is suspected that they are taking a bath without paying, which makes them uneasy. We recommend that guests and employees be given tags that say ``Guest Bathing'' or ``Employee Bathing'' and have them displayed on the changing basket. Bathroom cleaning begins at 8:30 a.m. for men and women on alternate days, and bathing begins around 1 a.m. Maintenance of the facility is minimal, with moldy smells throughout, dust buildup, and old corpses of insects everywhere. Even considering the benefits of hot springs, the price is probably around 3,000 yen per night.
S
1/5
We recommend staying at this facility at least once.When I run the air conditioner, it makes a loud thumping noise.The room with self-catering facilities is overflowing with things and is not suitable for self-catering.The futon seemed clean.I think you will feel more comfortable in other establishments after staying here
The Spree
3/5
The prices were attractive. The hot springs were nice, but going once is enough. It was a problem that the walls of the room were thin and voices could be heard clearly.
Satoshi
4/5
It's a hidden gem.
Service 1
Location2
bell
2/5
Hot water is good. Hot water is good.
Room 2
Service 2
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ハリー・バーンズ
3/5
I stayed here for 4,000 yen without meals.I was looking for a hot springs inn that I had never been to before, and went there after staying in Naruko.I thought the rooms and communal kitchens all had the same feel.It's not pretty at all.It had been thoroughly cleaned, so it's not like there's any dust, but it looks like there's dirt that hasn't been removed over the years.What surprised me most after staying there were the last two photos.When I turned off the light at night, I could see the light next door through the gap.It's a gap that you can't see even if you look into it, but the light looks like a photo.I didn't like this.I guess I shouldn't have to worry about it since it's an inn like this, but it really bothered me.There were about 3 groups of customers on weekdays.The three groups were clustered together, probably because they were easier to clean and manage.I thought it would be a good idea to free up one room at a time.The bath was good.It might be a little tough for people who don't have a lot of privacy. .