Ryokans in Tendo

Situated in Tendo in the Yamagata region, Ichiraku tendo spa & brewery features accommodation with free private parking, as well as access to a hot spring bath.

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Nicholas

From

Sweden

The tatami room was lovely and the bed very comfortable for a futon type. There are a number of different style rooms. We especially booked a room with a private outdoor shower and bath. The food was superb in every respect. There were a number of beers available and, surely, there is a taste to appeal to everyone. The staff were caring and took time to understand the hotel guests. The communal bath was nice and the outdoor areas in general were pleasant. The test of a hotel is to positively answer the question, 'would you stay here again?' Our answer is that we returned after visiting here a year ago, except this time we doubled the length of our stay.

Boasting natural hot spring baths, Hohoemino Kuyufu Tsuruya is located a 15-minute walk from JR Tendo Station, 50 km from Sendai.

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manatsanan

From

Thailand

it is very new, and cozy. Great location and staff is very good.

Set just 30 km from Zao Onsen Ski Resort, Tendo Hotel provides accommodation in Tendo with access to an open-air bath, free bikes, as well as a 24-hour front desk.

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Jacqui

From

Australia

The Onsen was wonderful and in a great location we had a great breakfast with lots of options. Dinner was a beautiful traditional Japanese cuisine.

天童荘 TENDOSO provides a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 30 km of Zao Onsen Ski Resort. The accommodation has a spa bath. The ryokan features family rooms.

Set in Tendo, 30 km from Zao Onsen Ski Resort, Takinoyu Hotel provides accommodation with a hot spring bath, a public bath and an open-air bath.

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Alan

From

Australia

A very friendly welcome on arrival. Excellent service. Beautifully appointed rooms.

Situated in Tendo, 30 km from Zao Onsen Ski Resort, Sakaeya Hotel features accommodation with a hot spring bath, a public bath and an open-air bath.

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Sonya

From

Australia

A very well located onsen hotel. We had a large and comfortable room with a nice view of the hotel garden and the mountains. The hotel has many nice touches, ikebana, artworks, garden as well as two baths - one on the rooftop which commands amazing views. The traditional breakfast was ample and tasty, free coffee was provided and the staff were very helpful. Many eating options within short walking distance. We only stayed one night but it was very relaxing and comfortable.

30 km from Zao Onsen Ski Resort in Tendo, Shouhakutei Azumaso provides accommodation with access to a hot spring bath, public bath and open-air bath.

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Yi Li

From

Taiwan

Loved it, extremely helpful to family the kids. Excellent staff , would visit again!

Featuring a bar, Hotel Ohsho is set in the Tendo Onsen district in Tendo. It is situated 30 km from Zao Onsen Ski Resort and features a lift.

Boasting mountain views, Sakunami Onsen Yuzukushi Salon Ichinobo features accommodation with an open-air bath, a garden and a terrace, around 27 km from Sendai City Community Support Center.

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Siau

From

Singapore

Great staff service, room was big and have a drying heating rack for clothes, sofa to lounge in. Our room was facing the mountain with 2 hammocks to laze in and enjoy the great view snowing. Hotel shuttle bus reservation required to pick us up from Sakunami train station. Also, many Onsen baths within the hotel premises, both outdoors and indoors. Luxurious dinner and breakfast buffet inclusive with very fresh unlimited Sendai A5 Wagyu beef, beef tongue, sashimi, stewed beef, etc., etc., desserts, alcohol, wines, sakes, hot chocolate, lots of hot and cold drinks. Staff also able to converse in English.

Set in Zao Onsen in the Yamagata region, with Zao Onsen Ski Resort nearby, Takasagoya Ryokan features accommodation with access to a public bath.

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Arielle

From

United States

I chose this place based on the ratings and it did not disappoint. It was great for foreigners but it would help to have some Japanese or access to Google translate. Definitely do the hike to the outdoor Onsen on the mountain while you’re there and you can call a cab if you need to make an earlier train. The room was incredibly clean and the tatami mats were among the most beautiful I have ever seen. The futon they use for your bed is thick and actually comfortable. You do not feel like you’re sleeping on the floor at all and the pillow was fabulous. Since the yen is so weak in November 2022, I considered buying a futon from their supplier - no lie. The food portions are large so skip lunch if you need to or learn some phrases in Japanese to apologize if you cannot finish it. Please try every dish though even if you can’t eat all of it. This is one of the best value ryokan in Japan with the meals included. You can’t beat this and Zao Onsen seems like it is underrated compared to Kusatsu. I would prefer Zao any day over Kusatsu and it isn’t so crowded. I will absolutely be back. What a gem. I would not have found this if it weren’t for booking.com and the over 9.2 rating. Privilege to stay here.