Ryokans in Rokugō

18 km from Omagari Station in Rokugō, Sun R offers accommodation with access to a sauna, hot spring bath and public bath.

Set in Rokugō in the Akita region, Attakayama Onsen offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a sauna.

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Abbey

From

Australia

This property is in such a beautiful spot nestled in the mountains with lots of greenery. The cabins are clean and tidy. The hotel staff are lovely too. The onsen is so nice, very warm and clean. One outdoor and one indoor onsen, free for those who stay overnight. Traditional tatami floor and futon beds.

Situated in Daisen, 11 km from Omagari Station, Misato Town Community Lodge Wakuasu features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The 2-star ryokan is 26 km from Kakunodate Station.

Yokote Central Hotel is set in Yokote, 24 km from Omagari Station, 33 km from Shigarai Ski Area, and 37 km from Kakunodate Station.

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Claire

From

Japan

The hotel was kind enough to let us check in very late at night. They also had a free ice cream and curry service which was a pleasant surprise! In terms of facilities, they were fairly average. Also the room size was decent.

Fulsato features a hot spring bath and free private parking, and is within 16 km of Shigarai Ski Area and 44 km of Kitakami Station. The property has mountain and river views.

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Neo Chian

From

Singapore

Overall, a great experience. Quality ryokan, with great staff.

Offering a shared lounge and river view, Shinseikan is located in Nishiwaga, 41 km from Kitakami Station and 49 km from Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum.

Offering a garden and mountain view, Onsen Yupopo is located in Senboku, 33 km from Nyuto Hot Spring and 5.8 km from Kakunodate Station.

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Hannah

From

United States

This is the first ryokan I have ever gone to, and it was wonderful. The staff were very nice, including the gardener who I had met and talked with a few times. The breakfasts had a great variety, and were different every day, with a mix of Western and Japanese items available. The onsen was fun to walk to, since a bridge connects the main building and the onsen building. This was also my first onsen experience, and there are very informative instructions on how to use the facilities properly. It set me up for success at every other bath I ended up going to on my trip, and I'm really grateful. Would highly recommend going during the winter, to enjoy very pretty snowfall and snowy mountain views. I want to return during the spring or summer to enjoy the outdoor art village activities as well!!