Hotels Near Supasupotsuzebio Nagaokaten in Nagaoka

We were looking for a place to stay in Nagaoka, this hotel is right by the train station, 2nd closest hotel to the train station, the closest one is JR METS but the rooms are smaller. This hotel is a clean and fine business hotel, but not really suited for families. We have a 3 yr old traveling with us and they did not have baby beds to offer. The manager at check-in did manage to offer us a kids slipper however. Overall the rooms are clean and the twin bed rooms do have one bed against the wall so the toddler could sleep on that one. Although this hotel isn't for families, but it was still the best option considering location, room size. The other hotels near by are even smaller and further away from the train station.

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 (* ^^ *)

My stay at Rankeisou was nothing short of amazing. I tried to look for a ryokan in different parts of Japan and finally settled on this, but it turned out to be so incredible that I’m so glad to have found it. The building and ryokan is almost 100 years old, but everything was new and comfortable that it felt so luxurious being in a historical place. I went at a time with snow everywhere and it was just beautiful even to look at it from the outside. The food was amazing, every meal rivaled even that of kaiseiki in Japan. The ryokan served everything from the local area- so I had lots of mountain vegetables, meat and fish from Niigata. The porridge cooked with onsen water was so so good. The ryokan does such a good job of showcasing the good produce of the area. The menu was even carefully explained in English. The onsens were equally amazing, both the private and public onsen. I spent much time enjoying them. Most of all, it is the kind hospitality of Ootake-san, the proprietress of the ryokan that made the stay especially memorable. She spoke and wrote perfect English, and was so helpful and attentive and went out of her way, I felt like I was staying in her home, instead of a public ryokan. I also could chat and got to know her, I had a really good time. I hope to be back soon as I’m missing it already!