2-Star Hotels in Kaminoyama

Located in the innermost part of the pension village, this is an inn where you can enjoy a refreshing view. The building that was handed over from the previous owner was about 40 years old, but the water area was renovated very nicely, so I was able to stay comfortably. I asked for a course where I could enjoy Zao beef fillet with two meals per night, but I was surprised that all the dishes were very delicious and beautifully arranged. In particular, Tsurumurasaki's pasta has a good balance of kelp soup and you can eat as much as you want. I was staying for a family birthday celebration, but I was able to spend a blissful time with a surprise birthday cake prepared. It is a very nice pension with delicious food and friendly owner's thoughtfulness.

5mins walk from the bus station(sendai - Kaminoyama). 15mins walk from the rail station. 0mins walk from the free shuttle bus of Zao Liza World ski place. Self service, shared bathroom and shared toilet. Recommended for people who is going to ski at Liza world.

The breakfast is a typical Japanese breakfast. The room is very comfortable. The tatami mats and thick quilts are so exploding. The service attitude is also very good. We went on New Year's Day. We only stayed for one day without opening the door around. I want to stay there if I can. Be sure to come in winter, the snow scene is great, the traffic is super convenient, and the station is right next to it

The Pension Noel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Kaminoyama will find that the Pension Noel is a fantastic accommodation choice.The hotel is located approximately 16km from JR Mokichi Kinenkan-mae Station and 48km from Yamagata Airport. Seeing Kaminoyama's sights from this hotel is easy with Zao Bodaira Highlands, ＺＡＯたいらぐら and 蔵王坊平高原 all close by.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.When it comes to Kaminoyama hotels, the Pension Noel is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

A facility directly managed by Liza ski resort. Stay in a cottage-style lodge with a kitchen.

The feature points of our pension are the private open-air bath in the forest and the Yamagata beef steaks.

Thank you for choosing us from among the many pensionsPension Aramiya a basic accommodation without meals is currently operated and managed by one person Thank you for your understanding although there are many points that I am unable to addressWe apologize for any inconvenience caused due to the old building and facilities but we will make every effort to improve the accommodation to make your stay as comfortable as possibleIn winter our pension will be very busy due to skiing etc which may cause some inconvenience First of all regarding meals there are some meals that can be prepared right away Please note that advance reservations are required You may bring in bento boxes sweets snacks etc that you purchased from convenience stores alcohol etc However please eat and drink at the tables in the three roomsShuttle buses operate in winter including transportation to and from Zao Onsen Bus Terminal Pickup and dropoff is also possible depending on o

Located high in the mountains, the view here is spectacular. Enjoy the wine, garden, and private open-air bath

The staff are very friendly and helpful. Eating a large amount of dinner is a matter of training. You can take the leftover food back to your room. The hot spring was only an indoor bath and it was not flowing directly from the source, but you can go to the Azumaya main building to take a bath. The facilities in the room are not so complete, but it was good considering the cost performance. Unfortunately there was no hair dryer in the room! *Since I am a smoker, it was nice to be able to smoke in the room.

I used the all-inclusive plan. In the lounge, you can drink drinks (alcoholic beverages such as coffee) in self-style at dinner and breakfast from 15:00 to 22:00 and 7:00 to 10:00. Coffee, tea, petit cakes, beer, and Yamagata wine were placed in the lounge on the lobby floor. After taking a bath, we sampled two types of Yamagata wine and enjoyed herbal tea and petit cakes in the lounge. Some people were relaxing with beer, wine, etc. and enjoying tea and cake. I didn't use it, but there was a room with comic books, and some people borrowed them and read them in the room or lounge. As for the room, I didn't expect much because it was a plan this time, but it was a room where you could see the scaffolding currently being renovated. However, my family spent a lot of time in the lounge, so it didn't bother me. Currently (December 2022), about half of the inn seems to be under renovation (outer wall?), and scaffolding was set up in half. I was. The bath is a large public bath and an open-air bath, and the wash area is equipped with amenities. There was also a shampoo bar in the women's bath. It was a colorless and transparent hot spring with a soft feeling. The cold water machine is also good because you can drink both cold water and room temperature water. Dinner and drinks were all inclusive. However, it was different from the type of wine that was in the lobby lounge. Afterwards, I thought it would have been better if I had tasted the 5 types of sake in the lobby lounge. I don't have a chance to drink yamagata wine. The wine served at dinner was also Yamagata wine. Of the several types, I personally liked Sainte Neige white wine (Chardonnay), which uses Yamagata grapes. Dinner was Japanese food, but we also had Yamagata beef roast beef and beef stew, which went well with wine. The most delicious dish was steamed Yamagata beef Kagura. What impressed me was that most of the all-inclusive and all-you-can-drink wines were made overseas, but this all-inclusive only served Yamagata wine, which made me very happy. Sainte-Neige wine is also sold at the hotel shop, and it was 2750 yen per bottle. I was very happy to be able to drink expensive (for me) delicious wine at dinner with all-inclusive. Breakfast was a buffet, but it was a satisfying buffet with local colors. I enjoyed Imoni, shiso rolls, Tsuyahime porridge and rice, and (preserved) cherries. I could drink beer etc. at breakfast, but there weren't many people drinking. We didn't drink at home. In addition, everyone in charge of dinner and breakfast was also pleasant. After breakfast, I went to the lounge and drank coffee. We stayed in an all inclusive accommodation and enjoyed it very much. I felt a delicate female gaze in various places throughout the inn. I think that it is an inn that has been creatively invented.