Hotels with Parking in Yunokami

Incredible views, amazing onsen, good sushi at dinner breakfast, very sweet receptionist that helped us a lot!

The baths were super! The room very comfortable. The shuttle was excellent. The hotel was very beautiful.

Excellent Ryokan. Very good if you want to experience a traditional Japanese house. Both dinner and breakfast were plenty and excellent. If you like to experience traditional Japanese cuisine, this is the place to go. The hosts are beyond friendly and make a stay there an unforgettable experience.

Clean, modern

The house itself is beautiful. It's a traditional Japanese home with a very traditional layout. It's been renovated in such a way that preserves the feeling of a traditional home but with clean and modern materials. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. There were so many small amenities in the house that made our stay so comfortable. In fact, this house was so nice that it was difficult to stay in a hotel at our next destination. If you have a car, the location is extremely convenient. I wouldn't recommend it to people who are relying on public transportation. There are grocery stores and restaurants nearby. We saved a lot of money by cooking in the kitchen every day. Basic things like soy sauce and oil were already provided, as were all of the dishes and utensils. Downstairs is a tatami room where you can relax on the floor and eat. It has a great view of the garden. Aside from a table and cushions, there's nothing else in the room so you'll need to bring your own entertainment. We had a little Bluetooth speaker and video games. The shower was massive and the water pressure was great. The towels provided were extremely soft. The beds were comfortable. I stayed in summer, and it was nice and cool in the bedroom. The air conditioner works very well, and we never felt hot even when it was 38 °C outside. I imagine it must be very warm in winter also. As it is a traditional house, only the upstairs bedroom and downstairs tatami/living room have air conditioners. This is completely normal for Japan, but I am writing it here because some visitors from overseas may not realize that central air conditioning is not common.

A few days before the start of our journey, the hotel contacted us to say that they were unfortunately unable to provide us with the room due to work. However, they offered to book a room for us at their partner hotel, which was only a few minutes' walk away at Kutsurogijuku Shintaki. The staff were very accommodating and even when we asked for a vegan dinner, everything was made possible. We were very satisfied.