2-Star Hotels in Niigata Prefecture, Japan

Above all, it was close to the beach, the view was good and the location was great. I was able to spend comfortably with a shower before and after check-out. The dinner with a big boat was delicious, and the free service of the ice and drink bar, and the table tennis table were also delighted. Only one thing was looking forward to entering the public bath with the child while watching the sunset, but it was a pity that the bath on the sea side was a man hot water, and it was not seen. With family, mothers often bring small children in, so I am glad to have a priority on women's hot water. It was a little sad because I felt the custom of old-fashioned male and female.

It was a good hotel that I would like to use again.

Close to the beach, it is small and small, and it is calm. The quality of the hot spring is the best. The master of the inn is gentle and nice. This time it is a night stay.

This chain hotel has hot spring baths. Located at the high-speed intersection. There are many restaurants around. There is also a seafood market. The canteen next to the hotel has a large portion and a large bowl of noodles is enough for two people. The room size is a bit small, but there are everything that should be available, and the price is fairly affordable. The breakfast was good. Parking is free.

Clean, hot springs are good, rice is delicious, and the staff are very kind. I recommend it

Stayed from Yan Sanjo Station. You can also walk to the Bussankan. Resident parking lot が unprepared なのは hip しいです. The bathroom is a sea through! You can see the city on the bath time.

The hotel is on the East side of the station which we hadn't stayed before. Its quieter then the West which was nice but still close to some restaurants and the main bus stops for ski resorts. Its about a 5 min walk from the station. We arrived and nobody was at reception and even dinging the bell we had to wait a while. It is a bit of a mess downstairs in reception with the owners clutter but that has nothing to do with your stay so not to worry. We did request a Japanese room if available but nothing was ever mentioned about that and we just got a western style twin. The owner didnt know much english so we didn't want to bother trying to explain. It was clean, neat and every day we got new towels, yukata, new tea, bed made etc. There is a dry room downstairs for your skis and boots and gear and everything was toasty and warm in the morning. You leave the key in the box when you leave each day and get it back from reception once you return, though if we went out for dinner again later or to the konbini we would just keep it on us. You have your own bathroom but they also have 1 Japanese Onsen and you can use it for private and lock the door. It was so nice to have private Onsen as we have rarely been able to have Onsen together in Japan as a couple. It is also a close walk to a Lawson so you don’t have to fight the other tourists for food at the 7 Eleven on the west side. Or you can go to Matsumoto KiYoshi at the station East side. The hotel was quiet when we were there. Perhaps there wasn't many guests or maybe they were just considerate and quiet people. I would stay here again for sure but would like to get a Japanese room next time.

Check-in and out response was explained as light 々 without affection. I'm sorry, but I couldn't think of it from me who is in the service industry. The futon was thin with a futon １ sheets and everyone was in the morning, and it was the same impression as !! It was breakfast, but the impression that the meal charge was very caring. There were many kinds, but the amount was small, and neither the husband nor the high school student children were insufficient... The bath was very good.