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Hotel Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter

Hotel Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter is one of the stays around Tsuruoka, scoring 3.8/5 across 482 reviews on Booking.com, about 1.9 km from the mapped city center, listed at 997-0047山形県鶴岡市12-26.

3.8 Booking.com (482 reviews) 1.9 km from center

997-0047山形県鶴岡市12-26

3.8/5 Guest score
482 Reviews
1.9 km From city center
3-5 days Typical stay
8 Sights within 3 km
10 Hotels listed

Ranked #6 of 10 by guest score · #6 closest to the mapped city center.

Best time in Tsuruoka is typically Spring and Autumn — guides often suggest around 3-5 days — the mapped sights feel compact.

About

A 7-minute walk from Yudonosan Jinja Shrine, the Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter features a relaxing hot public bath, a restaurant and free-use internet PCs. The hotel provides a complimentary breakfast buffet and offers rental laptops. The contemporary rooms at Hotel Route-Inn Tsuruoka Inter are furnished with amenities from a flat-screen TV and a fridge, to nightwear and toiletries. An air humidifier and extra pillows are available on request. Free wired internet access is provided. Just a 3-minute drive from Tsuruoka Interchange (IC), the hotel is a 35-minute drive from the Atsumi Onsen hot-spring area and offers free parking. Kamo Aquarium is only a 7-minute walk away. A coin-operated launderette is on site. Coffee is provided free of charge at the lobby from 15:00-22:00. The free breakfast is available from 06:30-09:00, and features freshly baked European breads. Japanese dishes and drinks, as well as Western meals are on offer in the evenings at Hanahanatei.

Amenities

  • Free breakfast
  • Free parking
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Spa

Sights near this hotel

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Stay tips for Tsuruoka

Pulled from this destination’s travel tips — useful when choosing an area or planning evenings.

  • Try local delicacies such as Tsuruoka ramen

  • Visit the Dewa Sanzan, a sacred mountain range

  • Experience a traditional tea ceremony

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