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Soak in the sodium chloride hot spring known for its smooth, skin-softening properties and enjoy the on-site sauna and cold plunge facilities.
Sample local Sado specialties like fresh squid sashimi and regional rice while dining in the top-floor restaurant overlooking the island landscape.
The large hotel grounds and multi-level design require significant walking between rooms, baths, and the basement dining area, which is accessible only by stairs.
Relax in expansive tatami-floored rooms that feature futon bedding and amenities like refrigerators and massage chairs in select units.
Experience the service standards of a property that has hosted members of the Imperial family, including luggage assistance and attentive staff support.
Dine at the on-site izakaya to taste local delicacies such as Ika-nagumo-don and seasonal seafood dishes prepared by the resident chef.
The historic property exhibits signs of age in its decor and maintenance, with some guests reporting inconsistencies in room cleanliness and facility upkeep.
The hotel is situated away from convenience stores and local shops, and guests may experience weak Wi-Fi signals within the building.
The 3-star Kokusai Sado Kanko Hotel Yahatakan offers traditional Japanese rooms, some accommodating up to seven guests. Guests can experience silky smooth alkaline hot spring baths and dine at the 7th-floor restaurant with panoramic ocean and landscape views. The hotel features fresh Sado seafood and local cuisine, alongside authentic Oni-Taiko drum performances. This property has a historic legacy, having hosted Emperor Hirohito. It has a review score of 7.8 based on hundreds of reviews, with location, room comfort, and cleanliness highlighted positively by guests.
A serene, historic retreat for travelers exploring Sado Island.
This property offers a tranquil escape for sightseers seeking a traditional resort atmosphere. The hotel is perfectly positioned for visiting Sado Island tourist attractions, while the large public bathhouse provides a restorative, mineral-rich soak. Guests often praise the authentic Japanese-style design of the rooms, which balances heritage charm with modern comfort; for a more immersive experience, consider booking a room with a view of the surrounding pine forest.
Some guests mentioned: limited public transport, occasional buffet congestion, inconsistent service standards.
Distance from Yahatakan
Maki:54.2 km
Niigata City Aquarium Marinepia Nihonkai:60.3 km
:61.2 km
Bandai Bridge:62.6 km
Ngt48 Theater:63 km
Denka Big Swan Stadium:63.8 km
Hard Off Eco Stadium Niigata:64.3 km
Niigata City Niitsu Railway Museum:73 km
Niigata Racecourse:74.2 km
Tokyo International Airport:300.2 km
No, Yahatakan doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Yahatakan doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Yahatakan provides Parking for guests.
Yahatakan is located in 2043 Yahata, Sado, 952-1311, Sado, Japan.
The cancellation policy for Yahatakan varies depending on the type of room and booking conditions.
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.