A short walk from Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort, Takasagoya Ryokan provides an indoor public bath (no minerals), a gym and more. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
Zaoonsen, a neighbourhood in Yamagata, is home to Takasagoya Ryokan. Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort and Zao Chuo Ropeway are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Lina World and Beni no Kura. Senshinan and Yamagata Museum of Science and Industry are also worth visiting. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including skiing. Visit our Yamagata travel guide
23 Zao Onsen, Yamagata, Yamagata, 990-2301
What's nearby
Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort
2 min walk - 0.1 miles
Zao Chuo Ropeway
5 min walk - 0.3 miles
Zao Sky Cable Ski Lift
6 min walk - 0.4 miles
Zao Sanroku Ropeway
9 min walk - 0.5 miles
Zao Super Slider
14 min walk - 0.8 miles
Getting around
Akayu Station
29 min drive
Yamagata (GAJ)
49 min drive
Restaurants
山口餅屋
1 min walk
ろばた
2 min walk
奥村そばや
1 min walk
喜らく寿司
1 min walk
ZAO Stand MY
1 min walk
About this property
Takasagoya Ryokan
Ryokan near Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort
Takasagoya Ryokan provides amenities, such as an indoor public bath (no minerals) and a gym. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
Additional perks include:
Free self-parking
Full breakfast (surcharge), hot springs on-site and smoke-free property
Luggage storage
Room features
All guest rooms at Takasagoya Ryokan offer amenities, such as free WiFi.
Check-in start time: 3 PM; check-in end time: 9:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Takasagoya Ryokan?
Checkout is at 10 AM.
Where is Takasagoya Ryokan located?
Located in Zaoonsen, this ryokan is steps away from Zao Quasi-National Park and Zao Hot Springs Ski Resort. Zao Chuo Ropeway and Zao Sky Cable Ski Lift are also within 10 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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Reviews
Takasagoya Ryokan Reviews
10
Exceptional
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Nice family owned Japanese traditional style hotel. Staff are pleasant and helpful. Very central location -5 to 10 minutes walk to the Ropeways and 3 mins walk to the bus terminal. Also lots of hot springs around and the ryokan is reasonably priced compared to the other hotels. The meals served were tasty. I had a very comfortable stay.
-A traditional, neat Ryokan which run by a three gen family.
-The family is very hospitable.
-You can visit 3 share onsen freely by stay in the Ryokan.
-Don't miss the dinner and breakfast which prepare by the owner. Very fresh ingredient with huge amount of dishes and please make space from your stomach before the meal.
The place was beautiful, the pictures just don't even seem like the right place. The rooms were next to a stream and walking in you feel like you're going back in time, walking over covered bridges and rustic tatami-matted floors. The grounds were just as charming and the onsens were our favorite in Japan (and we like going to onsens all over Japan). Particularly a tiny one tucked in a corner where a cold water stream ran right next to the onsen so you can go back and forth, covered by a lovely momiji tree and a little wooden fence around it- sheer onsen magic on a sunny day or a quiet bulb-lit night. Our room was beautiful as well, with the heath in the middle, costly but so worth it! The wifi was great (we did skype calls from there) and we scarcely even left the facility (only one day for a hike) because the onsens were so wonderful to go to! Meals were good, the only downside was that they were so large we overate at every meal. Service was warm and unobtrusive and they tried hard to understand our barely serviceable Japanese.