Hot spring Hotels in Niigata Prefecture, Japan

There is a 24-hour convenience store near the station, and the location is great. However, be careful as the parking lot is small. The lobby is small and there is a chair fight. I checked in from 14:00 (it is possible if I pay an additional fee), but it was still a little crowded and there was a chair fight. Check-in was given priority, so the check-in time was about 5 minutes. If you don't like the small rooms, you shouldn't come. (The Japanese suite is relatively large because it has two bedrooms) The view is not good. There is air conditioner, but it is fixed to 24 ℃ in winter and is hot. The food was delicious and there were so many, but it was good (however, the breakfast the next day I ate soba at night was hell) However, from 15:00, it is difficult to make a reservation for meals from 17:30. Because it is difficult, Check in from 14:00 will be easier to take. The hot spring was the best. There are three private baths, but the place called ”Iwanoyu” is crowded, and depending on luck on the day you check in (relatively vacant during dinner) ”Iwanoyu” is vacant early in the morning of the next day (around 4:00 to 6:00). In addition, there are ice candy (free) (evening and night) and Yakult (free) (early morning to morning) at the bathing area, and you can eat ”night soba” for free from 23:00. The service was substantial. The room had a coffee mill and coffee beans and I was able to enjoy authentic coffee. The customer service was also good. It happened to be good, but the people in the lobby and the people in the restaurant were good with a clear voice. (There seems to be no other customer service)

Visited hotel in Autumn Nov 23. Stayed 1 night. Room: Spacious, with 1 shower room, 1 dressing area with sink, 1 toilet room with another large sink, bedroom has a sitting area, full sized wardrobe, and 2 twin beds. The room was quiet throughout the night and we had a comfortable stay. One minor comment is that the mattresses on the bed felt old as they sagged in the middle, leaving you without back support. I slept well nevertheless Onsen: Not sure if spring water was used, but the onsen areas were large, with not just an indoor onsen but also an outdoor one, and jacuzzis in 2 forms (sitting and lying down). Very relaxing after a long drive. Breakfast: Quite a good spread with Japanese options, western options, and fruit, yoghurt w compote and juice / coffee/ tea stations. All in this was value for money for the price we paid

Overall it's old, but it's well cleaned. It was good that the room (standard Japanese-style room １０ tatami mats) was large enough for four adults. I was worried that it would not be annoying in the room right in front of the large communal bath. As a result, it wasn't annoying, but it was already very far from the １ large communal bath and the elevator I took at meals. The scenery I was expecting to see in the photo was disappointing because the glass was cloudy inside and I couldn't see it while soaking outside. The bath with color 々 is also disappointing. Meals are normal. The soup powder that only women specially served was very delicious and I was happy. While I think young people and foreigners are working hard, I can't hear the basic words in the basics of the hospitality business from the mouth of the veteran man at the store and the front desk, ”thank you” It was uncomfortable. Because you use travel support? Because it's not a high room? I felt bad at ２ times I called in advance. Is it really a high-class inn?

About five minutes walk from the station, there is a car transfer, welcome drink is matcha, after check-in, leave your shoes and always slippers. I stayed in a Japanese style room, with a bed in a Japanese room, white based, Bright room with cleanliness The hot springs are not so large, but there is an open-air bath The meal is a restaurant, each group, made like a half-private room, and the face of other groups is not visible. The number of dishes Many, but the volume was about that, just good The restaurant has a courtyard and a pond where the cherry blossoms swim. It was quite a number, and it was amazing. In the lounge, after the evening breakfast, there was a coffee service (self service) The employees were all kind and nice. All the employees were kind and pleasant.

Location is excellent, about 1 minutes walk to the train station, or to the main street, both of which have lots of restaurants. The staff are very helpful, although only 1 lady could speak reasonable English. The rooms are very spacious, and comfortable, although the bathroom is on the old side. Those who used the onsen really loved it, although you have to pay an onsen tax, even if you don't use it. Breakfast is on the expensive side, and even little kids have to pay. However, free coffee/tea and soup are provided in the lounge area. There are lot of lockers, but only 2 washers/dryers. The dryer function is not effective, even after 60 mins of drying, so I ended up hanging the clothes in the room to dry instead.

Used for the first ski trip in my life. About 20 minutes by shuttle bus from Echigo Yuzawa Station. 80% of the customers are Taiwanese, 10% Southeast Asia, and the remaining 10% Japanese. Although there were many foreigners, there were few English and Chinese notation in the hotel. I felt that various operations would go smoothly if I could put more effort into dealing with foreigners. The front desk staff had many newcomers and felt unfamiliar. However, the attitude of responding hard was good. The room is a Japanese-style room and you lay out your own futon. I didn't clean the room during the consecutive nights. Towels will be changed if you go to the front desk. When I made a reservation with a plan without meals, I was informed that I couldn't make a reservation because it was full when I tried to make a restaurant reservation after check-in. There was no place to eat nearby, so I negotiated and was able to get somehow to eat in the latest time. I should have made a plan with meals in advance so that I wouldn't become a meal refugee. There were many types of dinner buffets, and I enjoyed it without getting tired. The Nakazato Wood Ski Resort in front of the hotel is gentle and perfect for first-time skiers. However, Japanese ski lessons are not available on weekdays, and English and Chinese are already full of reservations, so it is better to make a reservation in advance. Since I am almost a beginner, I was playing in the snow below, and especially in the morning, there were few people in the ski resort and it was reserved. If it gets a little better, you can walk to the Yuzawa Nakazato Ski Resort next to it.

The hot springs were open for a long time and I was able to enjoy them enough. I was happy that the temperature was relatively high. The room was a rare outer corridor ＆ open door, which was uncomfortable at first, but I got used to it. The room is very small and the layout is more like a nursing care facility than a hotel. The lighting was dazzling and my eyes were tired. I think it would have been nice if it could be dimmed or light bulb color.

To put it simply, it is a traditional Japanese hotel renovated, and the proprietress speaks English very well. The room only has a toilet and no personal bathroom. There is a public bathhouse and hot spring. It is advertised as no dilution and no reheating cycle. I stayed in a single Western-style room, which was very clean. However, don't turn on the exhaust fan in the toilet when it's very cold. It will suck in the cold air from the corridor, making it useless to turn on the heater. The refrigerator in the room is very bright, only the Wifi signal is not full, it is not slow but not very stable. The second stop of the free shuttle bus is named after this hotel, but it only takes 5 minutes to walk from the station.

It was used during the 2022 Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale. The main building, where the lobby is located, is an old private house built in the Meiji period and has been designated as a registered tangible cultural property. This modern Japanese-style hotel has been recognized as a three-star hotel in the Michelin Guide Niigata 2020. The calculated space design has a sense of overkill, but it is calming. I stayed in Classic C-type Room 305 (Komatsu), a twin bed placed on a 10 tatami mat, a space next to 4.5 tatami mats and 3 tatami mats, and a reading space facing the front. It was a bit too large for a couple, but the 3 tatami mats were occupied by chairs and were a little inconvenient. Dinner is a full-course meal called ”Snow Country Gastronomy” based on ingredients and traditional dishes that have been eaten in the snow country for generations. Although the taste was above the level, there was no dish that left an impression with the orthodox menu structure. Although it is a different world once you pass through the gate, it is close to the city area and is along National Route 291, which runs parallel to the Uonuma River, so the location is not very environmentally friendly. It's not bad if you decide to stay home.

It is a Japanese style five story inn in front of Echigo Yuzawa Station. It was personally good in a tatami room with a bath in the room. There was a low score comment on the color 々 site, but the receptionist man, free coffee, room and stone bath in the room were very good. The cleaning was also neat. The restaurant is also very delicious with a lot of Niigata. There is a regular lodging separately because I do snowbo, but this hotel is very good in front of the station! Check-in is also 2 o'clock, check-out can be stayed for a long time at 11 o'clock. Please also keep your luggage after check-out and correspondence ◎! Thank you for your wonderful time.

There is a 24-hour convenience store near the station, and the location is great. However, be careful as the parking lot is small. The lobby is small and there is a chair fight. I checked in from 14:00 (it is possible if I pay an additional fee), but it was still a little crowded and there was a chair fight. Check-in was given priority, so the check-in time was about 5 minutes. If you don't like the small rooms, you shouldn't come. (The Japanese suite is relatively large because it has two bedrooms) The view is not good. There is air conditioner, but it is fixed to 24 ℃ in winter and is hot. The food was delicious and there were so many, but it was good (however, the breakfast the next day I ate soba at night was hell) However, from 15:00, it is difficult to make a reservation for meals from 17:30. Because it is difficult, Check in from 14:00 will be easier to take. The hot spring was the best. There are three private baths, but the place called ”Iwanoyu” is crowded, and depending on luck on the day you check in (relatively vacant during dinner) ”Iwanoyu” is vacant early in the morning of the next day (around 4:00 to 6:00). In addition, there are ice candy (free) (evening and night) and Yakult (free) (early morning to morning) at the bathing area, and you can eat ”night soba” for free from 23:00. The service was substantial. The room had a coffee mill and coffee beans and I was able to enjoy authentic coffee. The customer service was also good. It happened to be good, but the people in the lobby and the people in the restaurant were good with a clear voice. (There seems to be no other customer service)

Visited hotel in Autumn Nov 23. Stayed 1 night. Room: Spacious, with 1 shower room, 1 dressing area with sink, 1 toilet room with another large sink, bedroom has a sitting area, full sized wardrobe, and 2 twin beds. The room was quiet throughout the night and we had a comfortable stay. One minor comment is that the mattresses on the bed felt old as they sagged in the middle, leaving you without back support. I slept well nevertheless Onsen: Not sure if spring water was used, but the onsen areas were large, with not just an indoor onsen but also an outdoor one, and jacuzzis in 2 forms (sitting and lying down). Very relaxing after a long drive. Breakfast: Quite a good spread with Japanese options, western options, and fruit, yoghurt w compote and juice / coffee/ tea stations. All in this was value for money for the price we paid

Overall it's old, but it's well cleaned. It was good that the room (standard Japanese-style room １０ tatami mats) was large enough for four adults. I was worried that it would not be annoying in the room right in front of the large communal bath. As a result, it wasn't annoying, but it was already very far from the １ large communal bath and the elevator I took at meals. The scenery I was expecting to see in the photo was disappointing because the glass was cloudy inside and I couldn't see it while soaking outside. The bath with color 々 is also disappointing. Meals are normal. The soup powder that only women specially served was very delicious and I was happy. While I think young people and foreigners are working hard, I can't hear the basic words in the basics of the hospitality business from the mouth of the veteran man at the store and the front desk, ”thank you” It was uncomfortable. Because you use travel support? Because it's not a high room? I felt bad at ２ times I called in advance. Is it really a high-class inn?

About five minutes walk from the station, there is a car transfer, welcome drink is matcha, after check-in, leave your shoes and always slippers. I stayed in a Japanese style room, with a bed in a Japanese room, white based, Bright room with cleanliness The hot springs are not so large, but there is an open-air bath The meal is a restaurant, each group, made like a half-private room, and the face of other groups is not visible. The number of dishes Many, but the volume was about that, just good The restaurant has a courtyard and a pond where the cherry blossoms swim. It was quite a number, and it was amazing. In the lounge, after the evening breakfast, there was a coffee service (self service) The employees were all kind and nice. All the employees were kind and pleasant.

Location is excellent, about 1 minutes walk to the train station, or to the main street, both of which have lots of restaurants. The staff are very helpful, although only 1 lady could speak reasonable English. The rooms are very spacious, and comfortable, although the bathroom is on the old side. Those who used the onsen really loved it, although you have to pay an onsen tax, even if you don't use it. Breakfast is on the expensive side, and even little kids have to pay. However, free coffee/tea and soup are provided in the lounge area. There are lot of lockers, but only 2 washers/dryers. The dryer function is not effective, even after 60 mins of drying, so I ended up hanging the clothes in the room to dry instead.

Used for the first ski trip in my life. About 20 minutes by shuttle bus from Echigo Yuzawa Station. 80% of the customers are Taiwanese, 10% Southeast Asia, and the remaining 10% Japanese. Although there were many foreigners, there were few English and Chinese notation in the hotel. I felt that various operations would go smoothly if I could put more effort into dealing with foreigners. The front desk staff had many newcomers and felt unfamiliar. However, the attitude of responding hard was good. The room is a Japanese-style room and you lay out your own futon. I didn't clean the room during the consecutive nights. Towels will be changed if you go to the front desk. When I made a reservation with a plan without meals, I was informed that I couldn't make a reservation because it was full when I tried to make a restaurant reservation after check-in. There was no place to eat nearby, so I negotiated and was able to get somehow to eat in the latest time. I should have made a plan with meals in advance so that I wouldn't become a meal refugee. There were many types of dinner buffets, and I enjoyed it without getting tired. The Nakazato Wood Ski Resort in front of the hotel is gentle and perfect for first-time skiers. However, Japanese ski lessons are not available on weekdays, and English and Chinese are already full of reservations, so it is better to make a reservation in advance. Since I am almost a beginner, I was playing in the snow below, and especially in the morning, there were few people in the ski resort and it was reserved. If it gets a little better, you can walk to the Yuzawa Nakazato Ski Resort next to it.

To put it simply, it is a traditional Japanese hotel renovated, and the proprietress speaks English very well. The room only has a toilet and no personal bathroom. There is a public bathhouse and hot spring. It is advertised as no dilution and no reheating cycle. I stayed in a single Western-style room, which was very clean. However, don't turn on the exhaust fan in the toilet when it's very cold. It will suck in the cold air from the corridor, making it useless to turn on the heater. The refrigerator in the room is very bright, only the Wifi signal is not full, it is not slow but not very stable. The second stop of the free shuttle bus is named after this hotel, but it only takes 5 minutes to walk from the station.

It is a Japanese style five story inn in front of Echigo Yuzawa Station. It was personally good in a tatami room with a bath in the room. There was a low score comment on the color 々 site, but the receptionist man, free coffee, room and stone bath in the room were very good. The cleaning was also neat. The restaurant is also very delicious with a lot of Niigata. There is a regular lodging separately because I do snowbo, but this hotel is very good in front of the station! Check-in is also 2 o'clock, check-out can be stayed for a long time at 11 o'clock. Please also keep your luggage after check-out and correspondence ◎! Thank you for your wonderful time.

We had a nice stay in Takinoyu Hotel. When we departed from Tokyo, it was sunny and not snowing at all. Once Shinkansen train passed the tunnel, a whole different view was revealed. We were surprised by the snow-covered landscaped in Echigoyuzawa. The hotel offered a free shuttle van. You just need to make a call using a paid phone by the station exit. Our room was spacious, tidy and cozy, with a nice view. We had a tiny living room and massage chair and coffee maker. The hotel outdoor and indoor onsens were both great. On snowy days, the hotel offered free waterproof boots to keep your feet dry if you want to have an outside walking. There was a ski slope named Ipponsugi right in front of Echigoyuzawa Station, only 5 minutes’ walk from the hotel. Ski lift and rentals were also available. We had Kaiseki dinner in our room, which was a traditional multi-course and each individual tray was served one by one. Two trainees from China were arranged to prepare dinner for us and they introduced us the technique of Kaiseki Cuisine. The hotel breakfast was Japanese set meals served in a dining room, mostly local food such as grilled fish, soybean paste soup and oriental dishes. We’d recommend this hotel if you want to experience Japanese hospitality.

I only liked it, but I liked it. One word from me that I have a good grade hotel inn experience! Very good !! Color 々 Feeling ＊ Water is not in the room, but if you ask at rice, you can bring it in the pot (put it away and ok) You can drink water in the washbasin. And delicious. ＊ room food. Very luxurious from the setting of Defo. The rice is delicious. One item is delicious. Anyway, it is delicious. Happy because I like fish. There is a voice that the seafood is regrettable, but I am satisfied. Sweet shrimp! Fish is delicious! The timing of the arrangement is exquisite. ＊ There was a humidifier. The partner smokes cigarettes & dehumidifies and the night is refreshing. ＊ I didn't notice there was a curtain behind Shoji! The day is good and the morning is refreshing. ＊ At the time of the Bon Festival, it is affordable for 15000 yen with 2 meals with 2 meals in which only 20,000 yen was available for breakfast. ＊ The bath is compact. It is wet but slowly soaked. Because it is 24 hours ok, it is in the rental state when it shifts time and enters midnight and daytime. When it is not used for energy saving, it is turned off, but it is good to put it. ＊ Free wifi. It is slow but helps. Download amapla video and enjoy it leisurely. ＊ When I return after breakfast for a consecutive night, the futon is beautiful! I was a little embarrassed because I went out asleep, but I am glad that I was recommended to sleep twice. & Towels and amenities have become new. Yukata is also new. Thank you. ＊ I am glad that breakfast is well balanced. The rice is delicious. The service was very well-defined for the price. High! Some people say, but it is a relatively affordable inn, so this is good. I am very satisfied.

There is a 24-hour convenience store near the station, and the location is great. However, be careful as the parking lot is small. The lobby is small and there is a chair fight. I checked in from 14:00 (it is possible if I pay an additional fee), but it was still a little crowded and there was a chair fight. Check-in was given priority, so the check-in time was about 5 minutes. If you don't like the small rooms, you shouldn't come. (The Japanese suite is relatively large because it has two bedrooms) The view is not good. There is air conditioner, but it is fixed to 24 ℃ in winter and is hot. The food was delicious and there were so many, but it was good (however, the breakfast the next day I ate soba at night was hell) However, from 15:00, it is difficult to make a reservation for meals from 17:30. Because it is difficult, Check in from 14:00 will be easier to take. The hot spring was the best. There are three private baths, but the place called ”Iwanoyu” is crowded, and depending on luck on the day you check in (relatively vacant during dinner) ”Iwanoyu” is vacant early in the morning of the next day (around 4:00 to 6:00). In addition, there are ice candy (free) (evening and night) and Yakult (free) (early morning to morning) at the bathing area, and you can eat ”night soba” for free from 23:00. The service was substantial. The room had a coffee mill and coffee beans and I was able to enjoy authentic coffee. The customer service was also good. It happened to be good, but the people in the lobby and the people in the restaurant were good with a clear voice. (There seems to be no other customer service)

Visited hotel in Autumn Nov 23. Stayed 1 night. Room: Spacious, with 1 shower room, 1 dressing area with sink, 1 toilet room with another large sink, bedroom has a sitting area, full sized wardrobe, and 2 twin beds. The room was quiet throughout the night and we had a comfortable stay. One minor comment is that the mattresses on the bed felt old as they sagged in the middle, leaving you without back support. I slept well nevertheless Onsen: Not sure if spring water was used, but the onsen areas were large, with not just an indoor onsen but also an outdoor one, and jacuzzis in 2 forms (sitting and lying down). Very relaxing after a long drive. Breakfast: Quite a good spread with Japanese options, western options, and fruit, yoghurt w compote and juice / coffee/ tea stations. All in this was value for money for the price we paid

Overall it's old, but it's well cleaned. It was good that the room (standard Japanese-style room １０ tatami mats) was large enough for four adults. I was worried that it would not be annoying in the room right in front of the large communal bath. As a result, it wasn't annoying, but it was already very far from the １ large communal bath and the elevator I took at meals. The scenery I was expecting to see in the photo was disappointing because the glass was cloudy inside and I couldn't see it while soaking outside. The bath with color 々 is also disappointing. Meals are normal. The soup powder that only women specially served was very delicious and I was happy. While I think young people and foreigners are working hard, I can't hear the basic words in the basics of the hospitality business from the mouth of the veteran man at the store and the front desk, ”thank you” It was uncomfortable. Because you use travel support? Because it's not a high room? I felt bad at ２ times I called in advance. Is it really a high-class inn?

About five minutes walk from the station, there is a car transfer, welcome drink is matcha, after check-in, leave your shoes and always slippers. I stayed in a Japanese style room, with a bed in a Japanese room, white based, Bright room with cleanliness The hot springs are not so large, but there is an open-air bath The meal is a restaurant, each group, made like a half-private room, and the face of other groups is not visible. The number of dishes Many, but the volume was about that, just good The restaurant has a courtyard and a pond where the cherry blossoms swim. It was quite a number, and it was amazing. In the lounge, after the evening breakfast, there was a coffee service (self service) The employees were all kind and nice. All the employees were kind and pleasant.

Location is excellent, about 1 minutes walk to the train station, or to the main street, both of which have lots of restaurants. The staff are very helpful, although only 1 lady could speak reasonable English. The rooms are very spacious, and comfortable, although the bathroom is on the old side. Those who used the onsen really loved it, although you have to pay an onsen tax, even if you don't use it. Breakfast is on the expensive side, and even little kids have to pay. However, free coffee/tea and soup are provided in the lounge area. There are lot of lockers, but only 2 washers/dryers. The dryer function is not effective, even after 60 mins of drying, so I ended up hanging the clothes in the room to dry instead.

Used for the first ski trip in my life. About 20 minutes by shuttle bus from Echigo Yuzawa Station. 80% of the customers are Taiwanese, 10% Southeast Asia, and the remaining 10% Japanese. Although there were many foreigners, there were few English and Chinese notation in the hotel. I felt that various operations would go smoothly if I could put more effort into dealing with foreigners. The front desk staff had many newcomers and felt unfamiliar. However, the attitude of responding hard was good. The room is a Japanese-style room and you lay out your own futon. I didn't clean the room during the consecutive nights. Towels will be changed if you go to the front desk. When I made a reservation with a plan without meals, I was informed that I couldn't make a reservation because it was full when I tried to make a restaurant reservation after check-in. There was no place to eat nearby, so I negotiated and was able to get somehow to eat in the latest time. I should have made a plan with meals in advance so that I wouldn't become a meal refugee. There were many types of dinner buffets, and I enjoyed it without getting tired. The Nakazato Wood Ski Resort in front of the hotel is gentle and perfect for first-time skiers. However, Japanese ski lessons are not available on weekdays, and English and Chinese are already full of reservations, so it is better to make a reservation in advance. Since I am almost a beginner, I was playing in the snow below, and especially in the morning, there were few people in the ski resort and it was reserved. If it gets a little better, you can walk to the Yuzawa Nakazato Ski Resort next to it.

To put it simply, it is a traditional Japanese hotel renovated, and the proprietress speaks English very well. The room only has a toilet and no personal bathroom. There is a public bathhouse and hot spring. It is advertised as no dilution and no reheating cycle. I stayed in a single Western-style room, which was very clean. However, don't turn on the exhaust fan in the toilet when it's very cold. It will suck in the cold air from the corridor, making it useless to turn on the heater. The refrigerator in the room is very bright, only the Wifi signal is not full, it is not slow but not very stable. The second stop of the free shuttle bus is named after this hotel, but it only takes 5 minutes to walk from the station.

It is a Japanese style five story inn in front of Echigo Yuzawa Station. It was personally good in a tatami room with a bath in the room. There was a low score comment on the color 々 site, but the receptionist man, free coffee, room and stone bath in the room were very good. The cleaning was also neat. The restaurant is also very delicious with a lot of Niigata. There is a regular lodging separately because I do snowbo, but this hotel is very good in front of the station! Check-in is also 2 o'clock, check-out can be stayed for a long time at 11 o'clock. Please also keep your luggage after check-out and correspondence ◎! Thank you for your wonderful time.

We had a nice stay in Takinoyu Hotel. When we departed from Tokyo, it was sunny and not snowing at all. Once Shinkansen train passed the tunnel, a whole different view was revealed. We were surprised by the snow-covered landscaped in Echigoyuzawa. The hotel offered a free shuttle van. You just need to make a call using a paid phone by the station exit. Our room was spacious, tidy and cozy, with a nice view. We had a tiny living room and massage chair and coffee maker. The hotel outdoor and indoor onsens were both great. On snowy days, the hotel offered free waterproof boots to keep your feet dry if you want to have an outside walking. There was a ski slope named Ipponsugi right in front of Echigoyuzawa Station, only 5 minutes’ walk from the hotel. Ski lift and rentals were also available. We had Kaiseki dinner in our room, which was a traditional multi-course and each individual tray was served one by one. Two trainees from China were arranged to prepare dinner for us and they introduced us the technique of Kaiseki Cuisine. The hotel breakfast was Japanese set meals served in a dining room, mostly local food such as grilled fish, soybean paste soup and oriental dishes. We’d recommend this hotel if you want to experience Japanese hospitality.

I only liked it, but I liked it. One word from me that I have a good grade hotel inn experience! Very good !! Color 々 Feeling ＊ Water is not in the room, but if you ask at rice, you can bring it in the pot (put it away and ok) You can drink water in the washbasin. And delicious. ＊ room food. Very luxurious from the setting of Defo. The rice is delicious. One item is delicious. Anyway, it is delicious. Happy because I like fish. There is a voice that the seafood is regrettable, but I am satisfied. Sweet shrimp! Fish is delicious! The timing of the arrangement is exquisite. ＊ There was a humidifier. The partner smokes cigarettes & dehumidifies and the night is refreshing. ＊ I didn't notice there was a curtain behind Shoji! The day is good and the morning is refreshing. ＊ At the time of the Bon Festival, it is affordable for 15000 yen with 2 meals with 2 meals in which only 20,000 yen was available for breakfast. ＊ The bath is compact. It is wet but slowly soaked. Because it is 24 hours ok, it is in the rental state when it shifts time and enters midnight and daytime. When it is not used for energy saving, it is turned off, but it is good to put it. ＊ Free wifi. It is slow but helps. Download amapla video and enjoy it leisurely. ＊ When I return after breakfast for a consecutive night, the futon is beautiful! I was a little embarrassed because I went out asleep, but I am glad that I was recommended to sleep twice. & Towels and amenities have become new. Yukata is also new. Thank you. ＊ I am glad that breakfast is well balanced. The rice is delicious. The service was very well-defined for the price. High! Some people say, but it is a relatively affordable inn, so this is good. I am very satisfied.

I stayed at the Route Inn Hotel everywhere, but it was old from what to what. The key to the room was a key hole key that was not auto locked, and there was no outlet to charge the bed, and the alarm clock was also at the desk and was inconvenient. The public bath was narrow and the dressing room was so narrow that it became dense. The salvation was usually clean and clean. It was very good that the next door was a convenience store.

We (family of 5 – kids aged 18, 15 and 11) visited for 5 days just as the ski season opened in December 2023. We were on a Luxury Escapes 5 night/4 day ski lift package. We chose Lotte Arai as we heard it was an excellent place for beginners. Unfortunately our experience was not positive. Luxury Escapes were not transparent at the time of booking that we were right on the cusp of season opening, which would have influenced our booking decision. Weather was not favourable and unfortunately the snow was not sufficient to fully open on 15/12 as planned (not LE or Lotte Arai's fault of course). This coupled with a broken chair lift (which Lotte Arai did not disclose - we only discovered when we arrived) and another chair lift that couldn't run due to lack of staff, meant our ski options (as beginners) were limited to one 350m run. 4 days of limited ski options at top $ was incredibly disappointing and no way reflective of the quality experiences we had with LE previously. We stayed in a lovely room in the Lodge part of Lotte Arai resort. Spacious comfortable room, somewhat tired bathroom. The resort is a hodgepodge of different buildings that connect only on different floors (it seems the property has grown organically over 30+ years with no real thought to full integration). Navigating from the Lodge to breakfast and the onsen took some planning, especially as one part was almost outdoors, in freezing conditions. Meals were at the buffet styled Plate restaurant in Lotte Arai Hotel (a full 700m walk involving a lift ride, outside (albeit undercover) walk and flight of stairs from our room) which was more akin to 3/3.5 star standard. On the plus side the bus transfer to and from Joetsu-Myoko train station was great; we really enjoyed a lovely dinner at the Japanese restaurant Asahi and the outside onsen was lovely. The separately run Myoko Snowsports school is exceptional and the resort's ski hire enterprise rents quality gear. Plus our step count walking around the various buildings was high! Lotte Arai staff were warm and tried to help best they could. But truthfully for a resort claiming to be 5 star, staff were not as polished or proficient, as elsewhere on our Japan trip. Communication in advance to organise meals etc. was difficult - often multiple days' wait for response and sometimes no response at all. We did speak to the Manager on duty on our last day to offer feedback. He was pleasant and listened. He offered a bottle of wine and free access to swimming pool and indoor climbing wall. Luxury Escapes similarly listened to our concerns and offered a $300 voucher for next booking. On a $4.7k booking it felt more symbolic than significant. All in all the most disappointing days of our holiday. We spent A$6k incl. ski gear on a ”special deal” - it was by far the worst value on a 3.5 week holiday trekking around Japan.

We used it for 8,000 yen per night using the prefectural campaign. Myoko's own coupon is given 2,000 yen per person and is real 6,000 yen. The facilities are renovated, but they are quite clean. The children's play room is also large and seems to be good for children. The library space was fashionable, and the wellness of the lime resort was realized. The rooms are very relaxing and the building is quite good. The quality of the hot spring was also good with the flat area of the pond. Shampoos are also good quality and are neat. The meal was delicious and the main style was available for dinner, but there are many volumes and it seems to be a bit painful for older people. It is a nice hotel even if it is deducted. This time, there is no complaint because it is 6000 yen for two meals per night. However, if it is usually sold at 15,000 yen 〜, there is a little high feeling. It seems that it will repeat if it can be easily used by the family at about 10,000 yen. You can recommend it as a myoko area.

First of all, the employee who received the phone at the time of booking does not say his name. Because it was scheduled to make a reservation for three nights, it was supposed to unify the room for two nights and the room for one night booked by the same palace building so that the room was not moved. We were prepared a completely different rank room at check-in on the first day. And I told the employee that the room was different, but I was told to talk to the front desk tomorrow morning because I was a night policeman. The skiing tools and the cardboard that I sent were also miscellaneously placed on other people's luggage, and I couldn't find it easily. Although it was a customer's luggage, I didn't take over to the night police. I finally had to carry my luggage, and I carried it by myself in a truck (it would be impossible to do with the corona). Finally moved the room. But not the Palace Museum, the fifth floor of the main building. And there is no word of apology. The bath is good, but the cleaning person should go out and replace it, but the drain lid is full of hair. The room after moving is said to be, the fixtures are three places, the interior is broken, the curtains are severe and the stains are large, and the towel hanger is broken and broken The shower in the room has only wet almost cold hot water, hanging futons and sheets with stains. I couldn't get satisfaction that was very good for the price. The meal was good in volume and taste. However, if it was not suitable for one item, and it was left with the couple and put it at the end so that it was easy to get down, it was returned to the oshiki (Japanese ranchon mat) to the person who brought the dessert. It is the first time that the thing placed at the edge of the table was returned to the middle of the bed.Anger I think that if management is difficult, I should put my heart into the education of employees. On the morning of the first night, during the breakfast, the lady and the owner saw a greeting, but it seemed to be whipped to the old body and played a role, and I couldn't say the dissatisfaction that I stayed overnight in a different room. In addition, the front desk staff cannot hit the cash register when buying souvenirs, and cannot try to hit the cash register without inserting the key of the cash register. The end of the day to call a young person and wait for a few minutes. And the younger one who replaced me was apologizing after hitting the register. The front desk or manager who waited for you? I don't say ”I've been waiting for you and I'll respond to the replacement.” When I booked a family bath, I found that the source was long, but it was hot, and the hot water of the bathtub was spilled out until the waist hurts with the washbasin, and it was not good to put it in the shower water. It's terrible, although there is a time limit. If you say that heat, if you were in zabun, you were burning. Absolutely next time, I will make a different inn. Even if there was this inn until next time

We had a wonderful stay, the Ryokan is very nicely located in a small mountain village from where you can walk well and relax in the Onsen. The family has welcomed us warmly and cared very nicely about us, so we felt like at home. We would very much like to come back and can recommend it very much to spend time here! The food was wonderful too! Small tip: don't miss the last bus from Tsubame Onsen back to the hotel :) Thank you for everything!

A real friendly hotel with stunning view. Excellent services with nice and friendly staff to help around. I will definitely recommend to others if they are going to travel here. highly recommend to all kinds of travellers who enjoy good services and good mountain view. Simply in love with it very much. enjoy and thanks.

A hotel near Yan Hot Spring, In winter, the snow only reaches Golden Soup. The hotel is full of Japanese hot spring hotel style The hot spring is very comfortable, but in winter the open-air bath only sees a wall of snow. There are 24-hour vending machines and microwaves The most heart-warming day was driving relatively late The boss lady was very concerned and looked relieved when she saw me coming. Very attentive reception, She also speaks good English, so even if she’s not familiar with Japanese, she doesn’t have to worry about communication difficulties. Please note that it will be closed at night. If you come home late at night, please let the hostess know. In addition, there is no parking space in the store. Your car must be parked in the bus station parking lot more than 100 meters away. There is no elevator, so be careful when carrying large luggage.