Hotels Near Mai-mai Park in Nagaoka

We used it for business. The room is clean and comfortable. The location is on the station side and there is no problem with eating. However, the nearest convenience store is about 5 minutes walk, so it may be inconvenient on a little rainy day. Breakfast is a buffet. The Japanese and Western balance is well balanced and all are very delicious. I'm glad that Nagaoka specialty is on the menu.

It is 2 minutes from the east exit of Nagaoka Station, but Nagaoka Station has only a ticket gate on the west side. Chiec Inn is manned and passes 500 ｍｌ mineral water and cards. If you can put a card in a chieck in machine with only one card, a paper with a room number comes out. At that time, if you lose a card, you will not advance if you can't get yes to the item of 9000 yen. The room is put when you touch the card knob and light it green. After that, it turns out that the card holder is not on the wall, so it does not serve as a power supply. The refrigerator is dial type. The sunshine is raised with a string. The washroom is narrow in the entrance to avoid the toilet bowl, the washbasin is long and hard to get close to the face, the TV is a big thing hanging on the wall, where to watch the problem. There is a microwave oven at the desk. There is a coffee and a tea pack. There is no newspaper sleeve personal computer in the lobby. The supermarket used Haranobu today's Asahi store. There are two types of Liangkan milk low temperature * fungus and 125 ℃ * fungus. Breakfast is from 6:30. Miso soup is open bags. You can squeeze the appropriate amount from the bottle of consom to the cup. There are about ６ bottles of sprinklers. The nori bag is pasted with multiple pieces at the time of opening. There is milk cherry blossom orange juice cherry lettuce. Hot couch is a type that comes out immediately. If you think you're going to pick out by the fare adjustment machine, you can respond to the front until 8:30.

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.

Stayed here for the first time in about 20 years. First, take off your shoes at the entrance and change into slippers. When I arrived by car, I was asked my name, but there was a piece of paper with my name written on it at the entrance, and I was told to take off my shoes there. I often get a number card, but here I attach the paper to my shoes and give them out again when I check out. Well, the room is a Japanese-style non-smoking room of 10 tatami mats. It was beautiful. Even if you dry the towel in the room, it will not smell like cigarettes. A plastic bottle of water was placed as a service. The baths are alternated between men and women. Both mist sauna and bedrock bath are suspended due to corona measures. It may be unavoidable because the source is originally a cold spring, but the hot water is not hot. There is no sauna, so if you don't take a long bath, you'll feel cold in the winter and it's tough. Food is excellent. There is no menu, but the waiter introduces each item one by one. Also, each dish was elaborate and made me feel very elegant. All the staff members were smiling and it was a pleasant trip. It can't be helped, but the lukewarmness of the bath is a little disappointing. Since the water is boiled anyway, I thought it would be better if either the indoor bath or the open-air bath could be made a little hotter.

I like it very much. The room is not big, but the toilet is separated from wet and dry, which is very convenient. The hot springs are also great, both indoors and outdoors. The staff are all elderly people, but they are very kind. Sometimes they can't speak the language, but they are very patient. The breakfast was great. I like the green in the windows of his house most in summer. The only disadvantage may be the inconvenience of transportation.

This is the latest hotel in the attached city. Next to it is the English Garden. The restaurant inside is very delicious. The hotel itself is the standard configuration of route INN. Breakfast is not bad.

I used this hotel using GoTo travel this time, but this price is cheap with breakfast even at the original value. The room is clean and comfortable. The bed is large and the table is a little size to work. The parking lot is also free and large, so you can use it with peace of mind. Welcome drinks are also available until late at night in front of the front desk. Breakfast is a buffet, but you have gloves.

It was beautiful, and the staff were polite and cheerful, and it was very nice! I thought it was cheap anyway, but I'm glad I stayed so comfortable! I wish I had brought my ware if I knew there was a gym! Anyway, it was good (* ^^ *)

Our stay at Rankeisou was absolutely soothing for our bodies and souls. If you’re looking to stay at a traditional ryokan that’s away from the chaos of a big city, eat delicious and nutritious meals, soak in beautiful outdoor onsens, and experience the kindest hospitality — look no further! You MUST stay here and I guarantee it will be a life-giving and special experience. It certainly was for us. The inn itself is nestled in nature and if you’re lucky to get a room by the riverside, you can hear the gentle flowing river. The grounds are well-kept and must be beautiful in all seasons. We came near the end of November, and even with overcast skies and fallen leaves, the ryokan was so picturesque. Indoors, you can see all the thoughtful touches such as fresh flowers, signs in calligraphy on traditional paper, and an amazing record collection + speakers. There are public onsens and also private onsens available by reservation once you arrive. We stayed two nights with the breakfast and dinner options and - wow - I can’t even begin to describe how delicious everything was. I do not eat raw fish but they were able to accommodate by replacing the sashimi with other options such as steamed shrimp and crab. Mountain vegetables galore, wagyu, river fish, grilled fish, soups with insane umami - all subtle but exquisite taste. Some of my favorites were things like pickled radish steeped in sweet vinegar with yuzu or the tempura chestnut — and these weren’t even the main dishes. Very satisfying and filling meals! But what makes Rankeisou stand out from all the places we have stayed, is the kindest hospitality from Yukari san, who spoke fluent English and was my first point of contact since making the reservation directly on the website. Yukari san went out of her way to help us out, and while I will spare you all the details, I will say this: she felt more like family than a stranger and I sincerely hope you all will get to meet her. She is amazing! All of the staff here have been kind to us despite us not speaking Japanese and I cannot express my gratitude enough. I am so thankful that we were able to experience the magic of Rankeisou. Our favorite ryokan! Some practical tips: 1. I highly recommend renting a car so you can explore the area at your leisure. You could visit the snow peak headquarters, the Suwada open factory, etc (the tsubame-sanjo area is know for their metalwork and various crafts! Perfect place to get one of a kind souvenirs) 2. If you’re going to take public transportation from Tokyo, get the JR east pass as you will get it’s worth by just making a round trip to Tsubamesanjo station. 3. The free ryokan shuttle service will take about 45 minutes to get from the station to the inn so when you are booking your trains, keep that in mind. Shuttle pick up time from the station is 2:45 pm. The morning shuttle leaves from the inn and 10 am. Plan accordingly!