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How much does it cost to stay in a 4-star hotel in Sakata?
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What's the difference between 5-star and 4-star hotels in Sakata?
Offering a welcoming traveler experience and upscale décor, 4-star hotels are a fabulous option for your Sakata trip. These types of accommodations generally feature lots of handy amenities that make it simple to unpack and unwind — think pillowtop mattresses, pools and gyms. Or live in the lap of luxury at a 5-star hotel designed to pamper with high-end perks and amenities. 24-hour front desk, premium toiletries and gourmet dining are typically featured at these swanky properties.
Does Sakata have any 4-star all-inclusive resorts?
Use our “All inclusive” filter to find your next dream getaway in Sakata where just about everything is taken care of, from your accommodations to your meals, entertainment and activities. We can also help you find standard 4-star stays in and around this sought-after destination.

Recent reviews of Sakata hotels
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Tachibanaya

Tachibanaya

5/5 Excellent
"It was a nice stay. There are some great features to this place. It's beautiful, has great updated amenities, and it's perfect for a relaxing trip. However, the website was hard for me to use and it was difficult to get anyone on the phone who speaks English. This made booking a room difficult, as well a working out some details of my stay. It was also kind of boring place to stay. Most clients were families with babies or older couples. Nobody spent time in the lounge/ bar at night, only for coffee in the morning prior to checkout. The restaurant was good, but not amazing. I had better meals at some home stays in the area. If you're looking for something very cozy, quiet, and standard hotel experience, this is for you. If you want something a little more fun, with great food and still have a relaxing time, there are better options. "
A verified traveler stayed at Tachibanaya
Posted 10 months ago
Tachibanaya