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APA Hotel Yamagata Tsuruoka Ekimae
Hotel in Tsuruoka
Offering free WiFi, APA Hotel Yamagata Tsuruoka Ekimae is set in Tsuruoka. The property is around 6.2 mi from Kamo Aquarium and 16 mi from Atsumi Onsen. The restaurant serves Japanese cuisine. Very well located, affordable and practical facilities
Shonai Hotel Suiden Terrasse
Hotel in Tsuruoka
Set in Tsuruoka, 6.2 mi from Kamo Aquarium, Shonai Hotel Suiden Terrasse offers accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a fitness center and a bar. Everything. Exceptional design and build quality. Staff hospitality. Cleanliness. Great library and shop. This hotel alone is a reason enough to return to Tsuruoka.
Hotel Route-Inn Tsuruoka Ekimae
Hotel in Tsuruoka
Conveniently located a minute’s walk from JR Tsuruoka Train Station, the Tsuruoka Ekimae Route-Inn offers a public bath and rooms with free wired internet. - Very close to a train station - It has a small onsen - I was driving and it was close to many places like an Aeon Mall and the beach.
Hotel Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter
Hotel in Tsuruoka
A 7-minute walk from Yudonosan Jinja Shrine, the Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter features a relaxing hot public bath, a restaurant and free-use internet PCs. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast included was okay, but not great. Good basis for visiting Mount Gassan and other temples in the area.
Hotel Sun Resort Shonai
Hotel in Tsuruoka
Set in Tsuruoka, 3.7 mi from Kamo Aquarium, Hotel Sun Resort Shonai offers accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. Our western style room was big and it looked like it was recently renovated. Everything looked so new and modern. The bathroom was just fantastic. There was also a massage chair in the room. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious. We were able to watch a beautiful sunset at the beach right in front of the hotel.
Hagurosan Sankouin / Vacation STAY 40375
Hotel in Mount Haguro, Tsuruoka
Located in Tsuruoka, 16 mi from Kamo Aquarium, Hagurosan Sankouin / Vacation STAY 40375 provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Hagurosan Sankouin / Vacation STAY 40373
Hotel in Mount Haguro, Tsuruoka
Located in Tsuruoka, 16 mi from Kamo Aquarium, Hagurosan Sankouin / Vacation STAY 40373 features accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Shukubo Kanbayashi Katsukane
Mount Haguro, Tsuruoka
Only a 5-minute walk from the Pagoda at Mount Haguro, Shukubo Kanbayashi Katsukane offers Japanese-style rooms, vegetarian Japanese meals and free Wi-Fi. Right next to the bus stop and the trail head for Mt. Haguro.
Tachibanaya
Atsumi Onsen, Tsuruoka
Located in Tsuruoka, 15 mi from Kamo Aquarium, Tachibanaya provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a shared lounge and a garden. Very enjoyable ! The dinner and breakfast are so delicious and beautifully presented Most importantly the service by the staff are very professional
Shukubo Daishinbo
Mount Haguro, Tsuruoka
A 350 year old temple inn, Shukubo Daishinbo offers Japanese-style accommodations, a large public bath and free Wi-Fi. Featuring a garden and free parking, the property lies surrounded by nature. Hosts were lovely and extremely accommodating. The food was an absolute treat and the highlight of our trip to Japan. This is a beautiful stay in a time machine to traditional Japan and has been our most pleasant lodging so far.
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What Guests Said About Tsuruoka:
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I came at the wrong time of year.
I came at the wrong time of year. Gassan was already closed, but it wasn't late enough in the season for momiji. The shuttle bus for Yudonosan only runs on weekends, so next time I'll have to rent a car. There are plenty of public baths and onsens to relax in after exploring the town and climbing mountains!!! I'll have to go again before they harvest the rice fields though. I bet the scenery will be beautiful!!!
Alexandra Japan -
Went there to visit the Dewa Sanzan, it was a wonderful trip...
Went there to visit the Dewa Sanzan, it was a wonderful trip, better than I could have imagined! Stayed in an Onsen Ryokan in Atsumi Onsen a short trip away from Tsuruoka. So was eating at the Ryokan.
maja United Kingdom -
I wanted to go to churenji/dainichibo/honmyoji but...
I wanted to go to churenji/dainichibo/honmyoji but transport was crap for New Year’s Eve. I understand this but nowhere on the sites or information did it say the schedule had changed. I ended up going to nangakuji with a nice but half interested obachan who didn’t really sell me the banal setting of the temple. The living Buddha was cool but no pictures could be taken and the whole experience which was probably less than 5 minutes left me wanting. There were no buses or taxis back so I had to walk 40 minutes back to the station(in the snow). It sucked. So This place has potential but it’s really gotta work on transport for tourists in 2020. Though the lady at the tourist information office was super nice, helpful and cool.
Julie Australia -
In Tsuruoka town, see Tsuruoka Park
In Tsuruoka town, see Tsuruoka Park In the Shonai seaside area, Kamo Aquarium, the nearby town of Atsumi Onsen, and Mt. Haguro are some top destinations. Climb Mt. Haguro by steps. See the 5 layer pagoda at the bottom of the climb and the temples temple/shrine
Sunita Japan -
Tsuruoka is great if travelling to see Haguro-San.
Tsuruoka is great if travelling to see Haguro-San. Just catch one of the red buses from outside of the station into the town outside of the gateway to the mountain. it takes roughly 30 minutes and costs around 820 yen on the bus. Tsuruoka also had a really convenient supermarket a short walk up the street and to the right (called Mise en Ono I think?) if needing supplies and are travelling up into the mountains.
John Australia -
Tsuruoka City is pretty much dead around the train station,...
Tsuruoka City is pretty much dead around the train station, so the only reason to visit would be hiking or visiting the Dewa Sanzan. The stone path up Mt. Haguro is very scenic and peaceful. Plus, you can walk in the footsteps of the famous haiku poet, Matsuo Basho. The hike up Mt. Haguro is not too challenging, but you can always take your time since the stairs can be a little steep in parts (and slippery if it's recently rained). If you like nature or the mystic feeling of "Old Japan," then you'll love being surrounded by ancient towering cedar trees while you trek up weathered stone steps, worn down by thousands of feet over the ages. Relatively frequent buses make visiting Haguro-san easy, but buses are far less frequent to Yudono-san, and there are no buses to Mt. Gassan in the off-season.
Mankee United States of America
