Best Hotels near Nihonkai Ishiji Wasabi Garden, Kashiwazaki

There was a water polo tournament and there was no vacancy at any hotel, but I was able to stay at this hotel. I heard from the person who stayed that it had a good reputation. However, the front desk of check-in was unfriendly and uncomfortable. If I wanted breakfast, I was told that I would not recommend it very much because it was crowded with group guests, and I was told that I didn't know when I could sit relatively. The next morning, when I go to the restaurant, group guests will come from 7:30, so I can sit in a tatami room, but the table seats are full. I canceled because I can only sit in a chair because I have artificial joint surgery. There was no restaurant nearby to have breakfast. It was an attitude that made me think that I didn't tell you when the front desk was available at check-in, why I knew when I would use the zashiki, and why I didn't want individual guests to stay. I felt very unpleasant. I don't want to use it again. I don't recommend it to acquaintances.

We stayed for one night on the weekend of December. On the way to the hotel, I was contacted by the hotel that the cause was unknown, and I went to the hotel while I thought what to do. After that, I contacted you and it was still out of power, and if you did not recover, you could use the nearest hotel bath. Fortunately, the power was restored 20 minutes before arriving and it was ok. The weather was not very good in the sea of Japan in winter, but the sea was visible and the view was good. Dinner was also as shown in the photo and there was a very good thing for the price. The drinks for another order were also good for the hotel at a conscientious price. The room was large, the air cleaner was complete, and the bath was not a hot spring, but it was wide. If you dare to say that, because the construction years have passed (perhaps during the bubble period?), it should have been gorgeous, but it feels old. The glass dining room and the bath window blow the gap wind. This time, there were few guests in winter, so the car was stopped in front of the entrance, but in the usual period, we had to stop the car in the parking lot under the cliff and climb a little slope. Overall, it is a good hotel with a great satisfaction Cospa. Recommended.

I checked in at night and booked it because I thought it was only a stay. I didn't know there was a joint bath, so it was the best to put it slowly with the child. The interior of the room was simple and chic, and it was fashionable without oldness. The front desk was well equipped with infection measures, and the breakfast buffet had vinyl gloves and rice machines, and it was safe and delicious. Cospa is good. I will use it again.

The facilities are old, but the rooms are clean and the single room I used is small but has a simple and retro atmosphere. There was a big window, so I was able to spend a very comfortable time. It seems that it has changed to OYO recently, and I was able to make a reservation very reasonable. Parking is also free. Nearby, convenience stores, pharmacies, Don Quixote, McDonald's ..., etc. 々, I don't think there will be any problems during your stay. Wifi is also fast and stable. The staff 々 is also kind. I love this inn.

There was a hotel entrance as soon as I passed the store in Nagaoka Station. (The lobby is the same 3 floor as the ticket gate) Breakfast was to be taken at a designated cafe rather than a hotel restaurant. It was 7300 yen per night (with breakfast), but there was a feeling of price considering that the breakfast fee was equivalent to 900 ～ 1000 yen.

Stayed ２ nights on a business trip. Until now, I have experienced a lot of rooms with small shower rooms in Europe, but it was an amazingly narrow shower room that kept them far. Moreover, when I took out the shower, all the things in the washbasin were made to be wet. . . Although there is a large bath (a joint bathroom of the name), there is no safe in the room, so I can't leave the room without the key. As a result, I had to use a very narrow shower in the room. Also, when I went out for a short time only to breathe outside air in the morning. I didn't like the fact that I didn't leave the key to the room, and the male attendant at the front desk looked at me without a greeting of ”good morning”. There is no other good hotel, so I will stay here next time I go on a business trip, but I thought I would like to stay elsewhere if possible. Sorry.