A Japanese resort with ocean views from all rooms.
The best space is a suite room with a spectacular view and a bath with natural hot spring water.
The top floor "Terrace Suite Nami no Aya" features an open-style observation terrace with a cypress-made bath with a view of the natural hot spring water.
In this suite's view bath, when you sink into the bathtub, you can see the water overlapping with the distant horizon.
The surprise comes the moment you enter the room. You'll be taken aback by the grand panoramic view of the Sea of Japan that suddenly opens up before you. This thoughtful touch, Isagoya, where all rooms have an ocean view, is met with great applause.
The view of the sea sometimes creates a fantastical world where there is no boundary between it and the sky. This state is called "Mukyou," and the "Mukyou" suite, which was launched in 2023, offers a happy time spent gazing at the sea showing its "fleeting expression" while being deeply soothed in a magnificent space with the finest facilities.
There are three artistic suites available at "Mukyou." They all share a common set of features, including a living room with a panoramic view, an open-view bath with a natural hot spring where you can enjoy the famous hot springs of Oshu Sanrakugo, a Japanese-style room, and designer furniture, but the layout, interior decoration, and atmosphere vary greatly.
The "Terrace Suites" come with observation terraces and walk-in closets, while the "Stay Suites" come with a mini-kitchen with microwave, drum-type washing machine, and work desk, allowing you to select the room that best suits your needs.
In addition to these three rooms, there is a Japanese-style suite with a natural hot spring and a cypress-wood panoramic bath, bringing the total number of suite rooms to four. In addition to these, there are seven other types of rooms that are gaining popularity, including a two-room wide deluxe twin room, a stylish Japanese-style twin room, and a Japanese-style deluxe twin room with two beds in a spacious 12.5 tatami room.
.A Japanese-style twin room with comfortable beds that was renovated and reopened in March 2022.
The Stay Suite Tousei comes with a variety of features to meet a variety of needs, including a mini kitchen, a laundry room with a drum washing machine, a work desk and a printer.
The attraction is the hot springs
The baths are the Ginsui-no-Yu, a stone bath with a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan overlooking Yunohama Beach, and the Gesui-no-Yu, a garden bath overlooking a waterfall. Each bath also has two open-air baths, which can be enjoyed on a rotation basis. The sunset you can watch while soaking in the hot springs that warm you to the core is also memorable.
The open-air Ginsui-yu bath overlooks the Sea of Japan as it is dyed in the evening glow.
We recommend the reservation-only "High Private Spa Sazanami." The sophisticated space is equipped with a cypress barrel bath, a minibar with champagne, and sofas, allowing you to enjoy the ocean view while bathing in the music. The synchronized sounds of the waves and the water, and the time spent surrendering yourself to the music, are truly the ultimate in luxurious relaxation.
The private bath "High Private Spa Sazanami" features a cypress barrel bath and a relaxing living room with audiovisual equipment.
The attraction is the food
The menu is for gourmets, with a focus on seasonal ingredients. The most popular dish is the Shonai Hamakaiseki, which features an abundance of seafood from the Sea of Japan. The rich flavors of the best seasonal ingredients, such as winter cod, cherry salmon, blackthroat seaperch, rock oysters, Spanish mackerel, squid, and crab, are brought out using a variety of cooking methods. Another thing to look forward to is the variety of Yamagata's local soups, including potato stew in autumn, dongara (cold cod) soup in winter, and moso soup in spring.
It is also a pleasure to enjoy the "Rosui Zen" served in a Rosanjin dish at the dining room "Saryo Tsukioka" which also has a Rosanjin Gallery. You will also want to order some local Shonai sake.
Served in Rosanjin's glassware, the "Rosui Meal" is a feast for the eyes and the tongue.
Gallery Dining "Saryo Tsukioka." You can enjoy your meal while looking at the pottery and calligraphy of Kitaoji Rosanjin.
More Information
| building | 10-story reinforced concrete building, 8-story new building |
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| Rooms | (Total 45 rooms) / 42 Japanese-style rooms, 1 Western-style room, 2 Japanese-Western style rooms (4 of which have open-air baths) |
| meal | Dinner: Japanese cuisine/kaiseki cuisine, Breakfast: Japanese set meal |
| Facilities | Baths: Large public bath, open-air bath, private bath, dry sauna, mist sauna (direct from the source / 4 guest rooms, open-air bath, private bath), banquet hall (15-110 tatami mats), restaurant (42 seats), Japanese restaurant (5 rooms), tea lounge, shop, beauty salon |
| Fee | 19,800 yen to 58,300 yen (tax included, bathing tax not included) |
| Check-in and check-out | Check-in 15:00 Check-out 11:00 |
| Wifi | The whole building |
| Smoking and non-smoking | All rooms are non-smoking and there are designated smoking areas |
| Hot spring quality | Sodium-calcium chloride spring (pH 7.9) |
Facility information / Access
| location | 1-8-7 Yunohama, Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, 997-1201 |
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| Railway | Get off at JR Uetsu Main Line Tsuruoka Station, then take a taxi for about 20 minutes |
| bus | From JR Tsuruoka Station, take the Yunohama Onsen for about 40 minutes, get off at the last stop, and then walk for about 3 minutes |
| car | Approximately 10 minutes from Tsuruoka IC on the Yamagata Expressway via National Route 112 |
| plane | About 8 minutes by taxi from Shonai Airport |
| parking | 70 passenger cars and 5 large cars |
| Pick-up and drop-off | From Tsuruoka Station (reservation required) |
| TEL | 0235-75-2211 |
| FAX | 0235-75-2775 |
| URL | https://www.isagoya.com |