Yunogo Onsen Yunogo Grand Hotel

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581-2 Yunogo, Mimasaka-Shi, Okayama 707-0062, Japan

Guest rating4.07 / 5

Welcome to sunny Okayama. Okayama is famous for its genial climate and delicious fruits produced in Okayama. At our Yunogo Grand Hotel, we welcome every guests with heartfelt hospitality and delicious meals cooked with ingredients grown in Okayama. The hot spring of Yunogo onsen is good for your body and it is called 'Bijin-no-yu' ( hot water of the beautiful woman ). Many guests come to enjoy this high-quality hot spring. You can also spend a relaxing time in our open-air bath, where you can relieve your soul and body.

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Facilities

Hotel Facilities

cafe
lounge
banquet hall
conference room
wedding hall
large communal bath
open-air bath
shop
vending machine
coin laundry (pay to use)
table tennis

Room Facilities

TV
satellite TV
telephone
Internet (WiFi)
electric kettle
tea set
refrigerator
hair dryer (available to borrow)
hair dryer (in some rooms)
trouser press (available to borrow)
desk lamp (in some rooms)
iron (available to borrow)
humidifier (available to borrow)
toilet with washlet
liquid soap
toothbrush
towels
bath towel
yukata (Japanese-style robe)
slippers

Available Services

shuttle bus
wake-up call
express delivery

About Hotel

Check-in:

15:00 ~ 19:30

Check-out:

10:00

Closest station:

Coming by bus: [ From Osaka ] Take JR bus or Shinki bus from Sakurabashi Exit of Osaka station ( in front of Chuo Post Office ) bound for Tsuyama and get off at Mimasaka I.C. ( Approx. 2 hr 30 min / bus fare 2,500 Yen [ one way ] ). Hotel is 10 min by taxi from Mimasaka I.C. JR bus and Shinki buses leave every 30 minutes from Osaka station [ From Okayama ] Take Uno bus from Okayama station ( bus stop in front of Okayama station ) bound for Hayashino station and Yunogo Onsen and get off at Yunogo ( Approx. 100 min ) [ From Kyoto ] From Kyoto take Tsuyama Express Bus Kyoto-go for 2 hr 40 min and get off at Mimasaka I.C. Hotel is 10 min by taxi from here

Address:

581-2 Yunogo, Mimasaka-Shi, Okayama 707-0062, Japan

Phone number:

0868-72-0395

Fax number:

0868-72-4433

Parking:

80 Cars / Free

Accepted credit cards:

Conditions

Please note

If you are late for check-in time, please call the hotel directly. The closing time is 23:00.

We'll hold your booking until 20:00. If you're late for that time without notice, the booking will be canceled.

Extra bed is not available.

Cancellation policy

Should you cancel your booking, a cancellation fee will be charged to you according to the date (Japan Standard Time) the booking changes and cancellation request are accepted.
*Special cancellation policies may apply to certain dates and accommodation plans.
Please confirm the cancellation policy on the booking step pages before completing your reservation.

No-show
100%
On the date of arrival
100%
One day prior to arrival
30%
2 days prior to arrival
20%
3 days prior to arrival
20%

Other information

Places to eat

Breakfast
hall, eatery
Dinner
room, cafeteria

Bathroom

Bath (Type):large communal bath, open-air bath, natural hot spring
Spring (Type):sodium calcium chloride spring
Good for:joint pain, muscle aches, neuralgia

Accessibility

wheelchair rental available
Western-style toilet in all guest rooms
hand rails in all restrooms
hand rails in bathing area
special menu for older guests available with prior notification
allergy-friendly menu available with prior notification
staff trained to assist guests with disabilities available

Nearby attractions and activities

stream fishing
tennis
croquet
golf
soccer
mountain-climbing
museum
farm park
art museum
mushroom hunting
chestnut gathering
foraging for wild edible plants