Ulasan Yamagata Nanokamachi Washington Hotel

Satisfactory in overall

Reserved a room that was mentioned as “non smoking available” thought to be non smoking but in check in I noticed it’s smoking and when asked to change the room I was charged much higher as my room needs be “upgraded” Also they don’t have free parking. Location is the only good thing about it Otherwise didn’t like the service and amenities was old

The whole hotel gives an old impression. The air conditioning is centrally controlled and the temperature cannot be set. The bathtub is small and it's not possible to relax in it. I think there is a reason why it is cheap. There is a multi-story parking lot behind the hotel where you can park for 750 yen per night. I think the Washington Hotel in front of Yamagata Station is several times better.

The hotel is relatively old-fashioned, so you have to insert the key to have electricity. This is the first time I have seen it. The space is very enough. When I take a shower, it takes a long time to turn on the hot water. However, the room price is very low, so I don’t ask for much. There is a parking lot next to it for 750 yen. Park for one night.

I came to Yamagata for an event and stayed at this hotel. The room was small, but it was nice that there was a large public bath! Also, breakfast was included and the rice was very delicious! I will definitely stay here again if I visit Yamagata again!

Good, good, good!

The hotel is located in the city of Yamagata. You need to transfer to the JR station to get there by bus. If you arrive too late, you may not be able to take the bus to the city. It is recommended for self-driving tourists. Although the hotel is quite historic, the rooms are clean and the facilities are good. There is a lawson and a hot spring for guests in the basement. There is also a hotel-only indoor parking lot next to it, which costs 700 yen per night. If you just want to park overnight, there are other cheaper parking options nearby. There are also many restaurant options nearby.

The reception staff was not very friendly. The bathroom in the room was small, but it smelled moldy. The phone service was good, but…

I'm glad.

The hot springs are very good. The breakfast buffet was also delicious. It's difficult to adjust the temperature of the bath in the room.

There is a hot spring downstairs. Very clean. There is a Yamagata beef restaurant nearby, and you have to queue up, but it is delicious and cost-effective, and there is Lawson downstairs. 24-hour service, very convenient

Located in Yamagata city. Additional paid parking Front can communicate in English.

There is a large bath on the first floor. There is also a Lawson on the first floor, which is convenient. There is a food stall village called ``Hotto Naru Yokocho'' nearby. There are a series of small bars. The building is old and the rooms have a Showa feel. There is a trouser press in the room.

There was a convenience store below and the surrounding area was beautiful, so it was a nice place. The large public bath was clean and I was able to relax in it.