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【銀山温泉20分】最大6名|完全個室|和モダン宿 嘉 Yoshi - Ginzan Onsen
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【銀山温泉20分】最大6名|完全個室|和モダン宿 嘉 Yoshi

apartment, Obanazawa Shi
This apartment is situated in Obanazawa City, 20 kilometres by car from Ginzan Onsen and 10 kilometres by car from Oishida Station, offering a peaceful base for exploring the region.
This spacious lodging provides accommodation for up to six guests with a Japanese-modern layout featuring a 6-tatami Japanese room and an 8-tatami Western room, complete with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and convenient access to local amenities and the 'Fuku no Yu' hot spring.
【Room Only】a Relaxing Stay/high-quality Onsen/2ppl - Ginzan Onsen
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【Room Only】a Relaxing Stay/high-quality Onsen/2ppl

B&B, Higashine Shi
This B&B is situated in Higashine Onsenmachi, Higashine Shi, a short walk from a 7-Eleven (100 meters) and a Welcia pharmacy (200 meters), offering historic hot spring baths.
This Japanese-style twin guesthouse accommodates two guests in one bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, featuring Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and 24-hour onsen access, with ample parking for 15 cars on-site.

Frequently asked questions about accommodations in Ginzan Onsen

  • How can travelers reach Ginzan Onsen?

    The easiest way to get to Ginzan Onsen is by train. Take the JR Yamagata Shinkansen to Oishida Station, then take a bus to Ginzan Onsen. You can also take a bus from Yamagata Station, which is about a two-hour journey. If you're driving, you can park your car at the Ginzan Onsen parking lot.
  • What are the best accommodations in Ginzan Onsen?

  • What outdoor activities can visitors enjoy in and around Ginzan Onsen?

    There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in and around Ginzan Onsen. You can hike up to the nearby Mount Gassan or take a walk along the Ginzan River. You can also go skiing or snowboarding in the winter at the nearby Zao Onsen Ski Resort. If you're feeling adventurous, you can try white-water rafting on the Mogami River.
  • What are the best accommodations with a jacuzzi in Ginzan Onsen?

    The best accommodation with a jacuzzi in Ginzan Onsen is Ginzanso.

  • When is the ideal time to plan a trip to Ginzan Onsen?

    The best time to visit Ginzan Onsen is during the autumn, when the leaves change colour. The weather is also pleasant during the spring and summer, but it can get quite hot and humid in the summer. If you want to see snow, the winter months are the best time to visit.
  • What are the best accommodations for families and kids in Ginzan Onsen?

    The best accommodation for families and kids in Ginzan Onsen is Ginzanso.

  • What are the best walking or cycling routes in Ginzan Onsen?

    Ginzan Onsen is small, so you can easily explore the entire town on foot. There are also a few walking trails that you can follow. There's a lovely walk up to the Ginzan Onsen Museum, which has a great collection of local history and art. If you want to cycle, there's a scenic route that follows the Ginzan River. It's about 10km long and takes about 30 minutes to cycle.
  • What are the best accommodations with parking in Ginzan Onsen?

  • What nearby towns or cities can be explored from Ginzan Onsen?

    There are several interesting towns and cities that you can explore from Ginzan Onsen. Yamagata City is about an hour away by bus and has a number of historical sites and museums. You can also visit the nearby town of Oishida, which has a traditional Japanese street and a number of hot springs.
  • What amenities can travelers expect from accommodations in Ginzan Onsen?

    Most accommodations in Ginzan Onsen are ryokans, which are traditional Japanese inns. They typically offer a range of amenities, including onsen (hot springs) and meals. Some ryokans also have private onsen that you can book for yourself. You can also find a few minshuku (small guesthouses) in the area.

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