2-Star Hotels in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan

"This was the best hotel in Mito in the same price range. The building is old, but the interior and rooms have been renovated and are very clean. There are plenty of amenities, and you can read as many manga as you like, even if you don't read them. If I had to nitpick, as other reviews have mentioned, the Wi-Fi is so slow it's practically unusable."

"Both dinner and breakfast had vegetables, cherry blossoms, cherry blossoms and pork, which were very delicious. It was very good to match me who likes to talk. I would like to stay next time. Thank you."

"My room, shared restrooms, & bath were extremely clean! The home is full of character & clearly well-taken care of. Right by Yamagata Station & perfect place to shop. Bunch of parks as well, Kajo Park in particular has the Yamagata Castle Ruins. I spent a day going to Ginzan Onsen, further away compared to Zao. Definitely beautiful view but make sure you are aware of the bus & train schedules, because they come by roughly once an hour. The hostess is as nice as the reviews say she is! A little awkward at first, but she'd chat with me & patient when I tried speaking in Japanese. Very cheery personality! There was an avalanche risk warning, but she reassured me I'll be safe going to Ginzan Onsen. She'd come out to greet or see me off each day. Overall, very pleasant! Amenities were great! She provided basic necessities without extra charge (toothbrush/paste, towels) AND a yukata!! The futon was already set out for me when I arrived. Each night, when I returned, the bath was ready so I could go straight to showering & soaking. Lastly the amazing breakfast like the other reviews have stated. So cheap for how much food she gives you! Great variety, the rice smelled amazing, & a little different each meal. You come down at the agreed time, sit at a table with the TV on, & eat the meal in peace. Overall, the best place I stayed at in Japan & will definitely book again when visiting Yamagata! You really get to live the traditional Japanese-lifestyle!"

"Absolutely lovely place. At first I thought I'd be uncomfortable with how spaceous the room was (I'm a very jumpy solo traveller), but the room was just so comfy with an excellent view. The heater was a bit hot, but there was an electric fan too, so all was great. The hotel allows you to have a free 50 minute private bath each night, and the private baths are amazing, able to accommodate up to five persons and with windows to let in the light and stuff. Excellent onsen water -- very acidic and very hot. Takes some time getting used to the heat, but once you do it's a heavenly experience. There are also public baths (free of charge) that you could enjoy throughout the night and into early morning (they're closed for cleaning only during 9-12 in the morning), one indoor and one outdoor, both connected to one another. The outdoor one is a bit small, but it's so refreshing to be able to flee from the stifling indoor onsen to enjoy the crisp winter air while soaking up in the heat."

"We used it for a night stay. The bath was wide and slowly soaked. I think the location is convenient in front of the station. I took an airplane, so I arrived while sightseeing in an hour and a half on foot, but there was a footbath on the way, so it was a satisfying sightseeing just by going to the hotel."

"The hotel front desk service was very professional. The parking attendant even asked my name first and then led me to the front desk to check in. The room has a large window with a view of the Sea of ​​Japan. The wind was strong at the seaside that day, but the room was not disturbed by the whistling sound all the time. The women's hot spring has two areas, one is made of stone and the other is made of wood. There is also an outdoor area. Because I have tattoos, I avoid the crowds when taking a bath. The space feels very comfortable. The breakfast the next day was pretty standard, the usual traditional Japanese breakfast, but there was also coffee to drink. A very satisfying experience, hope to visit again."

"I will stay here again next time I have a chance to go skiing in Zao. The service was very good. We stayed four nights in a row and the dinners were different for four days. It’s no problem to take a bath, dry your snowshoes, or do laundry. There happens to be a Malaysian girl who can speak Chinese (smiling every day) Great stay experience"

"A place overlooking the mountain warehouse in a tourist spot across the river. It takes less than 10 minutes to reach places with many restaurants, but it is convenient for sightseeing. It's a little far from the station, so you need a bus or taxi. It was one of the free rental cycle rental places in Sakata City, and it was saved"

"I have a book, I am worried that this homestay only entertains local, and the colorful room is so smooth. The wooden house feels warm, there are stoves and tableware, and the best ingredients for cooking your own meals at the cheapest price every day. Close to Liza World Ski Resort, I lived on the 5th and 4th nights. The most impressive trip was the homestay."

"Overall a practical hotel close to the slopes, room was simple but fine. Free shuttle provided which proved very convenient. Breakfast was good with different options both Japanese and western styles. Staff was helpful especially the Japanese personnel and the young lady in the breakfast room however there was one Indian-like man who was not really hospitable, never smiling and never talking (no hello, nothing at all) staring at you which made me uncomfortable."