"I had a very comfortable stay. The breakfast, featuring local dishes, was so delicious that it brought back nostalgic memories, and I ended up eating too much!"

"It's a shame we couldn't see the stars. Everything else was great. It was cool!"

"My child stayed in a hotel for the first time and loved the bathroom in the room, taking baths three times! As for breakfast, even my picky eater found something they could eat, so we were very satisfied."

"During my stay, I accidentally left my keys in the room due to a misunderstanding with my child, but I was grateful for the quick response. The other services were also very polite, making it a comfortable stay."

"This spot overlooks the Sankyo Warehouses, a popular tourist destination, across the river. It's a little less than a 10-minute walk to the area with many restaurants, but it's convenient for sightseeing. It's a bit far from the station, so you'll need a bus or taxi. It's one of the locations where Sakata City offers free bicycle rentals, which was very helpful."

"In my opinion, Wakaba Ryokan is the best option in Sakata if you're looking for a beautiful, comfortable hotel. Our Japanese-style room was spacious, clean, and very quiet. We slept wonderfully. The staff is incredibly friendly, warm, and authentic—a true family-run establishment. Breakfast and dinner are homemade and excellent. The Japanese bath, while not very large, is traditional and very appealing. The old rice barns of Sakata are just a few minutes' walk from the hotel."

"Not to mention the wonderful scenery, the room was clean and I was able to spend a very comfortable time. I would like to come to stay again."

"The container house is new and clean. It's a nice place where you can feel the sea breeze. Being able to park your car right next to it is a plus. It might be cold in winter, though. I booked it because I couldn't get a hotel, but it was clean, in a good location, and perfectly fine for just sleeping. The shared showers and toilets are also clean."

"Located in a quiet area with relatively little traffic, the hotel offers a view of Mount Chokai from the window. There's no sign for "Sakata Station Hotel" (or it's so small you might miss it); the signs for "Kidozen Cafe" and "Vent" are the landmarks. The entrance is a little hard to find, tucked away in the back of the property, and the reception is on the second floor. There's no elevator, so it might be a bit difficult for those with a lot of luggage. Parking is available around the building, free of charge for about 10 cars, on a first-come, first-served basis. During check-in, you may be asked to move your car depending on the check-out times of other guests. The rooms, especially the single rooms, are small, but personally, as I only needed a place to sleep, it wasn't a problem. There was a slight musty smell, but it was air-conditioned, simple, and clean. Amenities are available at the front desk, so you take what you need. Towels and bathrobes are available for a fee, so it's best to bring your own if you want to save money. The staff are friendly, and it seems you can have breakfast at the adjacent Kidozen Cafe. It looked delicious. When checking out, you pick up your car keys at the coffee shop. Therefore, it seems that very early departures require prior consultation. (Around 6 AM is OK.)"