The whole experience was very pleasant. The room was typical of a newer Japanese hotel (with a window between the bathing area and the bedroom!), the breakfast quite superb, with local foods along with a wide variety of options, including made-to-order omelets. Of all the hotels we stayed during our one-week trip to the northern parts of Japan, this was overall the most elegant hotel experience, It was a wonderful start to our journey. It is conveniently located across from the Sakata station, in a new building which houses the city library and high-end fashion shops.

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The view from the room was lovely, we had a view of Sakata and the far-off mountains. I very much appreciated not having a barrier between the bathroom and the room itself. The room had a working refrigerator, a tablet with information about the hotel and a huge TV fixed to the wall. The bedding was clean and comfortable and the amenities in the bathroom were good. The Key system worked well but was a little confusing at first. To make the elevator go, we needed to touch a panel with our card before punching the button for our floor. The breakfast buffet was very good. There were a lot of options for local and more Western foods available. The salad bar had many ingredients, although, for a short person like myself, it was hard to see the bowls at the back to know what was there.

Sadly, the room was quite small. It was hard for my husband and myself to walk past each other when moving around the room. There was also a built-in "bench" at the foot of the bed. While it did provide a seat for the desk, it also made it very difficult to move from the bench to the rest of the room. The bench didn't move at all. The Bathroom also had a window between the room and the shower. It did have a blind on the inside of the bath/shower. The bath itself was quite high-sided and there weren't any bars on the wall to help people stand up in the bath or get out of the bath. As an older couple, it made things a little difficult for us.

The hotel is conveniently located right next to the train station, making it easy to access, even if you arrive late at night. The buffet breakfast is fantastic, offering a variety of local Japanese specialties alongside Western options. Plus, the tourist information center is just next door!

The window's daylight curtain wouldn't lift, preventing us from enjoying the view for leisure.

We arrived Sakata very late so hotel just next to station is the place. Variety choices for breakfast - excellent.

The window curtain. If they have the day curtain that would be perfect so at least we could have some light into the room.

There is no finer hotel at a fair price in ALL OF TOHOKU than the Tsukino Hotel. It is a UNIQUE and beautiful property, almost like brand-new, this will be my favorite of all hotels booked through Booking.com

Very nice room. Clean and close to Sakata station, the room had a nice view as well. There is a 24-hour restaurant on the first floor

The lighting was a bit too dim for my liking

Conveniently located by train station and room was well apportioned There were several dining options in the walking distance

No convenience stores nearby

Staffs are friendly, the room is clean

The room is a bit small, curtain doesnt fully cover the window and we were waken by sunlight very early

Hotel is very close to Sakai station. There is the direct bus from Shonai airport. Breakfastvis delicious.

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This was the perfect hotel for a logistical overnight. Beautiful lobby, compact but excellent rooms. Great staff. Great value.