Hotel Symphony Annex Sagae Onsen

식사및 시설은 사가에 최고 호텔 단 온천시설이 단조롭다

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It is a high value hotel. Stayed for 2 consecutive nights in room 301 (Gassan) from July 24th. There are only 3 grand Japanese-style rooms on the 3rd floor. It seems like it was renovated in 2022, and the tatami mats are new and comfortable. The room is very spacious and comfortable, with 30 tatami mats, dining room, washroom, etc. However, it is a pity that the TV is a little small. The view is of the Mogami River and countryside to the south, with Yamagata City and the Zao Mountain Range in the distance. Of particular note are the hot springs. There is also an open-air bath. The hot spring building connected to the hotel building incorporates the best aspects of Japanese architecture. The indoor public bath has a very nice wooden feel. Hot water is always flowing. There are over a dozen washrooms. As a precaution against the coronavirus, every other item is marked for use. There is also a sauna, although I didn't use it. It was never crowded. Dinner is a multi-course meal made with local ingredients. Large banquet hall and private rooms available. Breakfast is buffet and Japanese kaiseki. The lobby/lounge is spacious, and the front staff is also very impressive. It also has a chapel and seems to be used as a wedding venue. On the second day, the parking lot was full due to a large meeting of local companies. It's far from town, quiet, and perfect for relaxing in a hot spring. It took less than 3 minutes to get to the Smart IC in the Sagae service area, making it convenient for using the Yamagata Expressway. Until now, I had only stayed at Zao Onsen when staying in Yamagata Prefecture, so when using Yamagata Airport, I felt that Sagae Onsen, which is about a 30 minute drive away, would be convenient and good.