What other travelers are saying about Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze
Everything was perfect!
While my family enjoyed staying at this Ryokan.
Baby/kids friendly, free ramen at night, free drinks most of the time , free massage chair, and I loved the Onsen so much.
My mum and husband loved their high quality food:)
It was amazing and highly recommended this place.
Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze offers various room types including traditional Japanese-style rooms and Western-style accommodations with rates varying by season and room category. Guests can book directly through the hotel's official website, major booking platforms, or travel agencies. Rates typically include access to the onsen hot spring baths and may include meal packages featuring local Tateyama cuisine.
From Tokyo, take the JR Joetsu Shinkansen to Echigo-Yuzawa Station, then transfer to local trains and buses to reach Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze. The journey takes approximately 3-4 hours total. Alternative routes include driving via the Kanetsu Expressway or taking express buses. The hotel may offer shuttle services from nearby stations, so check with them when booking your stay.
Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze features both indoor and outdoor onsen hot spring baths with natural mineral-rich waters sourced from local springs. The facility includes separate men's and women's bathing areas, rotenburo (outdoor baths) with mountain views, and various temperature pools. The onsen waters are known for their therapeutic properties and offer a relaxing experience after exploring the Tateyama mountain region.
Near Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze, guests can enjoy hiking trails, scenic mountain views, and seasonal activities like cherry blossom viewing and autumn foliage tours. The area offers access to Tateyama's natural attractions, local temples and shrines, and traditional Japanese cultural experiences. Winter activities may include snow sports, while summer provides opportunities for mountain climbing and nature walks in the beautiful Tateyama region.
Tateyama Onsen Senri no Kaze typically offers traditional Japanese kaiseki dining featuring fresh local ingredients from the Tateyama region, including seasonal mountain vegetables, fresh seafood, and regional specialties. The resort usually provides breakfast and dinner options as part of stay packages, served in dedicated dining rooms or in-room service. Guests can experience authentic Japanese hospitality and cuisine while enjoying their onsen retreat.
They wouldn't let me check in when it was late at night and I was freezing cold. I had to sleep in a chair in their lobby. At least they let me sleep in a chair in the lobby, other hotels wouldn't let me in to get warm. I was about to call 119 because I was getting so cold outside and no one would give me shelter (I had a bicycle,not a car). Then I asked to please be allowed to get hot water from the drink bar and would pay any price, they refused. Give me a break, have some compassion. I asked if I could just get an onsen since they wouldn't let me get a room until 11am (I slept in the lobby chair from 2am-7am). Nope. So I just left. I would have gladly paid and was desperate to pay for room,onsen, food, and was refused all three because it wasn't 11am. Stupid.
The sashimi and other seafood was excellent. At dinner, we had grouper sashimi and hot pot, and the sushi ingredients were also of high quality. Breakfast also featured freshly filleted flounder and red sea bream sashimi (there was also yellowtail and tuna), and the pickled flounder flounder and amberjack were a luxurious and satisfying selection. There was a wide variety of other dishes, and they were all generally delicious.
The room was also well-cleaned, allowing us to relax. As it was a holiday, it wasn't cheap at around 45,000 yen per person, but it was a great trip.
I used the hot springs for a day trip.
The hotel was clean and had amenities provided, so I was able to use the baths comfortably. Day trips are allowed until 3:00 p.m., but cars started arriving one after another after 3:00 p.m. It seems like the hotel is also popular for overnight stays. I'd like to stay overnight next time.
I was on a one-day bus tour organized by the local community, and we had a set lunch and a bath. Many of the staff were foreigners. The warm water was just right, with a view of the ocean. Unfortunately, we couldn't go out to the open-air bath due to the strong wind. We could see Mt. Fuji.
