Wakaba Ryokan

Name: Wakaba Ryokan
Address: 2 Chome-3-9 Honcho, 998-0043, Sakata, Tōhoku, Giappone, Sakata, Tōhoku, 998-0043, Giappone

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Check-in dalle ore:	14:00
Check-out entro le ore:	11:00
Animali	Animali domestici non ammessi
Bambini	I bambini sono i benvenuti in questo hotel

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Wakaba Ryokan

Situato a Sakata, a 22 km da Kamo Aquarium, Wakaba Ryokan / Vacation STAY 29370 prevede il WiFi gratuito e il parcheggio privato gratuito. Il bagno privato comprende doccia, set di cortesia e asciugacapelli.

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Data del commento: 25 giu 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: giu 2026

A recommended inn in central Sakata.

A Wakaba Ryokan in central Sakata.
It is about a 5-minute walk from the City Hall bus stop of the airport bus.
I was also curious about the new hotel in front of the station.
Sakata Ekimae is a little inconvenient
Book this one in the center.
Surprisingly, there are many salaried employees using the service.
If it's a business hotel, I'd definitely recommend it here.
Fresh flowers were everywhere in the museum.
Old but detailed.
You can tell that the hospitality is good.
A room in a pure Japanese style.
Futons had already been laid.
Comfortable to keep clean.
It's the cheapest room, so it doesn't have a toilet or a sink.
There was no inconvenience as it was just outside the room.
The public baths were comfortable.
This time I made a reservation with two meals included. Still affordable.
Dinner at this inn has a reputation for cooking.
Tempura such as sashimi and pufferfish,
Chicken salsa sauce is also delicious.
It was a surprise to see the pufferfish.
It was delicious, including dessert.
Breakfast is handmade by the landlady.
It was also delicious.
This is a good place to stay in the center of Sakata.

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Data del commento: 27 giu 2026

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この度は、数多くのデスティネーションのなかから、山形庄内地方、酒田、ならびに若葉旅館をご利用いただき、誠にありがとうございました。
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三代目　矢野　拝

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Data del commento: 2 ott 2025

Periodo del soggiorno: set 2025

Our favourite ryokan in Japan

If you’re looking for accommodation in Sakata, look no further! Keita-san and all the staff at Wakaba Ryokan were unfailing in their warmth and hospitality during our stay. We were involved a minor accident with our rental car (completely my fault) and called ahead to let them know we were delayed and couldn’t advise them of an estimated arrival time. We finally ended up arriving just after 8pm and found that, as we had prepaid for dinner that evening, they had kept the kitchen open for us, which I had not at all been expecting. After a distressing few hours stuck on the side of a highway, even well after sunset, dealing with the car rental and insurance companies, having our car towed, then imposing on the kindness of strangers living near the spot where police had directed us to wait, to help us call a taxi and let us use their toilet, it was a most welcome act of care and generosity that made us feel we were in safe hands. This was further reinforced by Keita-san (who speaks excellent English, having spent a year studying in the USA) offering to help us in dealing with the rental car company about a technicality.
Dinner was delicious, consisting of five beautifully presented courses, plus rice and soup. We simply could not finish it all due to the generous portions. A dessert plate was served in our room later. Breakfast the next morning was also very generously portioned and we felt bad about not eating it all. I believe Keita-san’s wife is the ryokan’s chef, responsible for all the meals served.
Our room itself was unexpectedly huge. When making the booking, I had opted not to choose a specific room size, instead letting the ryokan allocate us the largest available on the day of our stay, which then turned out to be the largest in the whole place. We very much appreciated having the space to spread out and relax after the day we’d had! The public bathrooms are open 24 hours and were further conducive to relaxing, with nice hot water in a herbal bath that eased the tension from my body. All toiletries were provided, including face wash and moisturiser.
We slept well in our room, though those who are sensitive to light may wish to bring an eye mask, as there were no curtains over the windows. The morning light is softly diffused by the paper coverings, allowing for a gentle, natural way of waking up. We had to use shared toilets, and showers were in the public bathrooms, but this was not an issue for us, and they were all well-appointed and clean. There is a new annex, which has a lift, and rooms there may have an ensuite, though you would need to confirm this with the ryokan. The older building in which we were housed was sometimes a little worn around the edges (if you want to be picky), but this merely added to its charm and the sense of history, and you can feel the love and care with which it is maintained. The carpet in the corridors sometimes made it tricky to wheel our luggage, but it dampened the sound, contributing to the serenity of the place. There are artworks on display throughout the ryokan, and a collection of traditional wooden dolls in the lounge, which is centred around an airwell garden.
The ryokan is located near the river and a short walk away from the historic warehouses, which are just across the bridge. I was glad we could enjoy even a little sightseeing in Sakata before moving on to our next destination.
Staff were always genuinely warm and respectful in their greetings and interactions, and we certainly did not feel like another number in a business hotel, but like actual human beings. Keita-san personally came out to send us off and wish us well when we departed, despite being very busy with a large group of guests in the banquet hall (my husband saw him striding through the lobby with 5 large glasses of beer in each hand at one point!). When checking out, we had found a signed copy of Chris Broad’s book, Abroad in Japan, in which he declared Wakaba Ryokan to be his favourite in Japan. When I mentioned this to Keita-san, he said that Chris is a friend of his and he used to teach English in Sakata. But I’m not surprised it’s Chris Broad’s favourite ryokan, as it’s certainly mine too. The only fault I could find with our stay was that it was only for the one night and not more.

Coppia

Data del commento: 22 feb 2025

Periodo del soggiorno: feb 2025

Lovely Inn!

Lovely Inn. The owner and his wife are very gracious hosts, and she prepared an elegant and delicious banquet meal for our group of travelers. The room was clean and comfortable. In the lobby, an amazing collection of Kokeshi dolls. Highly recommended!

Coppia

Data del commento: 25 dic 2023

Periodo del soggiorno: dic 2023

A great ryokan stay.

A fantastic stay here. Quite a large ryoken spread over 4 floors. Kaite is a very welcoming host who speaks very good English (the staff generally don't though). It's not particularly central (take a taxi from the train station) but there's plenty to see in the area. The ryokan has a small onsen, which we found on the hot side. Our room for three people was not large and would be rather cramped for the intended four. We had dinner in the restaurant which was really amazing, so do try it out. Definitely recommend this as a place to stay if you want a ryoken experience in Sakata.
Look for the tiny café on a street corner a block away (past the city hall building) - best hot cocoa around!

Coppia

Data del commento: 20 dic 2023

Periodo del soggiorno: dic 2023

Amazing food that gets better and better

Although it is not a traditional Japanese inn, the dinner we have is always fresh and elaborate, with grilled fish, sashimi, three other dishes, baked goods, and fruit. I am looking forward to the breakfast the landlady will prepare for the next day.