Yunoyama Onsen Hotel Yunomoto
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Rakuten Travel rating 4.46 out of 5 (1,300 reviews). Many guests mention the convenient location right next to the Gozaisho Ropeway and the attentive service. The thoughtfully composed kaiseki dinners and breakfasts are well received, and some guests say they were pleased with the service and hospitality even when staying with children. On the other hand, some point out that the communal bath and the open-air bath are small for the size of the hotel, and others found the private-hire bath awkward to use because it has no handrails.
Kids Facilities
Children's menus
Children's menus
On the Family Plan, dinner is the "Omakase Lunch" kids' meal for elementary school children and the "Plate Lunch" kids' meal for children aged 2 and over who have not yet started elementary school. Separately ordered children's menus are available at 3,300 yen and menus for younger children at 2,750 yen, both including tax, and single dishes and children's meals can also be ordered separately on the day. The menus are at the front desk and in your room.
- •Allergenic ingredients are accommodated as far as possible, so please consult the ryokan in advance
In-room dining plan
In-room dining plan
Dinner comes in two forms, an in-room dining plan and a dining-hall plan, and guests traveling with children are directed to apply for the in-room dining plan. Because the whole group eats together in a private space, families with young children who tend to leave the table can eat without worrying about other guests.
- •Guests traveling with children are directed to apply for the in-room dining plan
- •Bookings of two or more rooms are also directed to the in-room dining plan
Private-hire baths
Private-hire baths
There are two types, an open-air rock bath and an indoor bath. As a guide, the private-hire open-air bath takes 2 adults plus 1 to 2 children, and the private-hire bath with microbubbles takes 2 adults plus 1 preschool-age child; the ryokan notes that the microbubble bath is well received by families with children. On the Family Plan, the private-hire open-air bath is described as suiting couples and the private-hire indoor bath as popular with families. The rate is 2,750 yen including tax for one 45-minute session, with no difference in price by the number of people.
- •The rate is 2,750 yen including tax for one 45-minute session, with no difference in price by the number of people
- •Reservations are made in person at the front desk on the day, first-come, first-served; advance reservations by phone or otherwise are not accepted
- •The private-hire baths sit on higher ground, so there are stairs along the way
Sledding at the Gozaisho Ski Area
Sledding at the Gozaisho Ski Area
- calendar_monthSeason:Winter only
Taking the Gozaisho Ropeway up to the summit brings you to the Gozaisho Ski Area, where you can also go sledding. The ropeway boarding station is a 1-minute walk away, and Mount Gozaisho gets plenty of snow in winter and is known for its frost-covered trees.
- •Roads may freeze in winter, so drivers are advised to prepare winter equipment for their car
Humidifier and iron available to borrow
Humidifier and iron available to borrow
A humidifier is available to borrow, useful in your room with children during the drier seasons. An iron and a hair dryer can also be borrowed. Every room has a toilet with a washing function.
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Overview
Yunoyama Onsen Hotel Yunomoto is a hot-spring ryokan in Yunoyama Onsen with its own spring source, a 1-minute walk from the Gozaisho Ropeway boarding station. Its 25 rooms are centered on 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami rooms, and the top floor also has Japanese-Western rooms of 36 to 66 sq m. Families with children are directed to book the Family Plan or a plan marked as in-room dining, so dinner can be eaten together in your room. Kids' menus are prepared and allergies can be discussed, and the ryokan notes that the private-hire bath with microbubbles is well received by families with children.
Rooms
There are 25 rooms in all, mainly 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami rooms, along with 8-tatami Japanese-style rooms (for 1 to 2 guests) and 10-tatami Japanese-style rooms in the South Wing with the futons laid out in advance (for 1 to 3 guests). The top floor has renovated Japanese-Western rooms: a 36 sq m Comfort Japanese-Western room (for 2 to 4 guests, with a toilet but no bath or shower), a 41 sq m Superior Japanese-Western room (for 2 to 4 guests), a 45 sq m Deluxe Japanese-Western room (for 2 to 4 guests) and a 66 sq m Premium Japanese-Western room (for 2 to 6 guests, with a shower and toilet). Looking across all 38 plans on Rakuten Travel, every plan that lets you choose a Japanese-Western room is either limited to junior high school students and older, limited to adults, or has no children's rate set, and the two Family Plans that families with children can book use only the 10-tatami Japanese-style tatami rooms. Whether a family with children can stay in a top-floor Japanese-Western room needs to be confirmed with the ryokan. A 10-tatami Japanese-style room takes 1 to 5 guests when used on a dining-hall plan, and 1 to 6 guests when used on the in-room dining plan that families with children are directed to (on the Family Plan with the top-grade Mie Kaiseki, the total per room is up to 5 people, adults and children combined). Every room has a toilet with a washing function, but most rooms have no bath, so bathing means using the communal bath or the open-air bath. Of the 25 guest rooms, 8 have a bath. The whole property, rooms and public areas alike, is non-smoking, and a humidifier and an iron are available to borrow.
Dining
Dinner comes in two forms, an in-room dining plan and a dining-hall plan, and guests traveling with children are directed to apply for the in-room dining plan. Some of the kaiseki plans served in the dining hall are for adults only, ages 13 and over, and children of elementary school age and under, including babies and toddlers, cannot book those plans. A children's menu is available at 3,300 yen and a menu for younger children at 2,750 yen, both including tax, and single dishes and children's meals can also be ordered separately on the day. Allergenic ingredients are accommodated as far as possible, and consulting the ryokan in advance is required. Dinner starts at 6 p.m., 6:30 p.m. or 7 p.m. (the last start), and because it is kaiseki cuisine the dishes come course by course rather than all at once. There is no restaurant on the property, so on a room-only plan or a plan with breakfast only you will need to have dinner beforehand.
Baths and Onsen
The water is a simple onsen from the ryokan's own source, a hypotonic, weakly alkaline, low-temperature spring. There is a panoramic communal bath looking out at Mount Gozaisho, and an open-air bath with views that reach as far as the night lights toward Nagoya. The private-hire baths come in two types, an open-air rock bath and an indoor bath, and the ryokan notes that the private-hire bath with microbubbles is well received by families with children. As a guide, capacity is 2 adults plus 1 to 2 children, and for the microbubble bath 2 adults plus 1 preschool-age child. The rate is 2,750 yen including tax for one 45-minute session, with no difference in price by the number of people. Reservations are taken at the front desk on the day on a first-come, first-served basis, and advance reservations by phone are not accepted. If you are staying overnight, you choose the type and time at check-in, with the last start at 10:15 p.m., and you can also book one session of each type the next morning, between 7:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. The private-hire baths sit on higher ground with stairs along the way, and there are about ten steps just before the onsen bathing area as well, so these bathing areas are not barrier-free. Whether children who are not yet out of diapers (not yet toilet-trained) may enter the baths is not stated, so please confirm in advance.
Family-Friendly Features
Children's rates for an overnight stay are set only on the Family Plan. On the Family Plan, dinner is the "Omakase Lunch" kids' meal for elementary school children and the "Plate Lunch" kids' meal for children aged 2 and over who have not yet started elementary school, and a facility usage fee applies from age 0. The futons are laid out for you after dinner. Whether co-sleeping is allowed, and any maximum number of children, is not stated. The day-use bathing rate for children is 500 yen for ages 3 and over. Cribs and baby futons are not mentioned, but 3 simple beds are available to borrow (and 1 wheelchair). The 2nd floor has a table-tennis table and a vending machine corner; table tennis costs 100 yen including tax per 10 minutes and must be reserved. A large model of Mount Gozaisho stands in the lobby. Shogi (Japanese chess) and go sets are also available to borrow free of charge. For foreign languages, the ryokan can assist in English.
Access
The Gozaisho Ropeway boarding station is a 1-minute walk away, and the ride to the summit is about 12 minutes of gliding through the air. It is about 7 minutes by car from Kintetsu Yunoyama-Onsen Station, and a shuttle from the station requires contacting the ryokan on the day. Parking for 30 cars is free of charge. In winter it snows and the roads may freeze, so winter equipment is needed if you come by car; if you are uneasy about snowy roads, a temporary parking area at the foot of the mountain and a shuttle bus are arranged, for guests with reservations only. Nagashima Spa Land is about 30 minutes away by expressway, and Suzuka Circuit is 50 minutes by car.
Access & Information
| location_onAddress | 8497 Komono, Komono-cho, Mie-gun, Mie 510-1233 |
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| directions_carAccess | About 7 minutes by car from Kintetsu Yunoyama-Onsen Station; a shuttle from the station is available if you contact the ryokan on the day. About 8 minutes from Komono IC on the Shin-Meishin Expressway, and about 25 minutes from Yokkaichi IC on the Higashi-Meihan Expressway. |
| trainNearest station | Yunoyama-Onsen Station |
| local_parkingParking | Parking is available for 30 cars, free of charge. |
| callPhone | +81-59-392-2141 |
| paymentsCards | VISA, JCB, Diners Club, DC, NICOS, Mastercard, AEON, Rakuten Card, ANA, JAL |
| languageOfficial site | https://www.yunomoto.jp/open_in_new |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is Yunoyama Onsen Hotel Yunomoto best suited to?
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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.
Is there parking at Yunoyama Onsen Hotel Yunomoto?
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Parking: Parking is available for 30 cars, free of charge.
How do you get to Yunoyama Onsen Hotel Yunomoto?
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About 7 minutes by car from Kintetsu Yunoyama-Onsen Station; a shuttle from the station is available if you contact the ryokan on the day. About 8 minutes from Komono IC on the Shin-Meishin Expressway, and about 25 minutes from Yokkaichi IC on the Higashi-Meihan Expressway.
Which rate plan should we book when staying with children?
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Children's rates are set only on the Family Plan, and if you are booking two or more rooms or traveling with children, you apply through the in-room dining plan. Kids' meals and similar items are prepared separately on the day.
Can we have dinner in a private space with young children?
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Dinner comes in two forms, an in-room dining plan and a dining-hall plan, and guests with children are directed to the in-room dining plan, so you can eat in your room with just your family. For larger groups, a private room or a banquet hall may be arranged.
Can you accommodate a food allergy?
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Allergies are accommodated as far as possible, and the details are worked out by consulting the ryokan in advance.
Do the rooms have a bath and a toilet?
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Every room has a toilet with a washing function, but as a rule the rooms do not have a bath.
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