Hotels Near Choshuji in Niigata

The room was small but I was satisfied enough for Cospa because it was the main stay to sleep. The room asked for a non-smoking room and I smoked electronic cigarettes, so I used an outdoor non-smoking place, but is it a little hard if it is coming season or rain?

The location is less than 5 minutes' walk from Niigata Station. It is located in a quiet alley, so it is very quiet. In addition, the breakfast is rich and balanced. In addition to rare fruits (tomatoes and strawberries), even the miso soup is full of vegetables. Excellent value for money, highly recommended. The nearby Hakusan Shrine is a famous place of worship for marriage, and the Bandai Museum of Art building can be climbed up to see the distance.

If I would comment on the hotel, I would say worth the cost and balance facilities in all aspects. Very presentable lobby compare to the price. Breakfast is good. Also got hot spring. 5 minutes working from the station. 7-11 downstairs and lot of small restaurant around. Front desk staff is good and no problem with English. Cheaper than other hotel I am considering. This is the hotel I would stay again.

Stayed for １ night watching soccer. It is a little far from Niigata Station, but within walking distance. The surrounding area is comfortable for shopping and playing in the downtown area. It is also close to the bar. The hotel itself is old, but it is perfect with a chic design. It is enough to sleep in a single room. The restroom is also an old-fashioned washlet. Breakfast is buffet and you can enjoy Niigata local food. It is a hotel that I want to use next time.

It is one of the few inns in Niigata City where you can park your bike, and you can park at a private bicycle parking lot with a roof (reservation required). It is close to Niigata Station and there are many izakaya around, so you can enjoy seafood and local sake from the Sea of Japan. The facility is convenient for large communal baths, restaurants, and convenience stores of １Ｆ to enter with indoor-equipped work clothes. Breakfast buffet is a large number of items in Japanese, Western and Chinese, and you can taste Niigata's specialties, including bristle squid sashimi, from the morning. I was able to meet a good hotel in Ku 々.

The hotel is close to the train station, with new and simple facilities and a small space. Hot water can be boiled in the room, but the front desk does not provide drinking water and tea bags, so guests need to bring their own.

Since it is a sunroute brand, there is a sense of security as an inn for traveling alone. However, among the many sunroutes, the facility is quite old. The key is made of old-fashioned metal and is not automatic locking. The air conditioning is also controlled as a whole and there is no room. The bathtub is also old. It is about a 5-minute walk from Mandaiguchi, Niigata Station, and there is a convenience store right in front of you. Amenity is now a type that picks up by yourself at the front desk. I didn't use the buffet because I stayed without meals this time.

My family and travelled to Niigata at the end of April 2023 and had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Okura Niigata. Prior to the trip, I had reached out to them via email to inquire about coordinating a van + driver for us (6 of us) so that we could go visit some sake breweries and to make dinner reservations for us at a nearby restaurant. The concierge team was amazing and booked a large van (jumbo taxi) and driver for the day. they also ensured that the van could accommodate a folding wheelchair for one group member that needed it. The van and driver arrived on time and was quite reasonably priced. Great experience that was made possible by the hotel team! Upon return to the hotel, we realized we had left some items on the van - the hotel called the taxi company and coordinated the return of our items. Beyond these experiences, the hotel itself is a bit older but rooms are comfortable and fairly spacious for a hotel room in Japan. Location is great and the breakfast buffet was one of the better ones we had on this trip. If I should ever travel back to Niigata, I will most definitely be staying here. The hotel and team won my business by going above and beyond...even for Japan standards of customer service! Domo arigatogozaima****a!!!

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.

From Niigata Port, you can go through Toki Messe and go directly to the hotel! Very convenient to use before and after your trip to Sado! The night view from the free Baka-Uke Observatory is beautiful! The lights are turned off in the evening, so the night view and twilight are very beautiful and have a nice atmosphere. Recommended for couples. There is an elevator that goes directly to your room. The shop closes early! There is a bar-like place next to it, but the last order is at 19:30. It seems like they could make the atmosphere better, but I recommend Baka-Uke. The hotel shop has a limited number of items, so it is difficult to get food other than the restaurant. I wish there was a 24-hour convenience store. The front desk staff are very polite and elegant, since it is JAL. They provide children's amenities (slippers, toothbrush, towel) No pajamas Semi-double room with a bathtub It was a spacious size, which was nice! You can watch YouTube, Netflix (login required), and Amazon Prime (login required) on the TV in the room. There are ice and drink vending machines on each floor. It would have been great if there was a laundry room. If you arrive late and check out the next day, you can't use the laundry service. It was only about 7,000 yen for two people with a child, which was very much appreciated. It's cheaper than the hotels in Sado!