2-Star Hotels in Shibata

For ACTIVE travelers, This Japanese inn is something like B&B.

Enjoy nature and sports! A hot spring inn located in Niigata Prefectural Shiunjikinen Park

I have visited the ryokan several times, but this was my first visit since my family expanded. In conclusion, I was very satisfied. You can spend a comfortable and safe time with your baby. There are spaces in the bathroom and dining area where you can put your baby to sleep, so you can feel at ease even in your debut match with a baby. The ryokan is more than the price for the people, the hot springs, the food, the rooms. Since it was a family trip, the main purpose was to relax and unwind after a long day, but it was a relaxing 3 days in a warm atmosphere.

Locationally, it was easy to understand because it was located along the single digit national highway with two lanes on each side. There is also plenty of parking. The room and facilities were clean overall and good. Amenity was no problem. The lobby also has a high point for the morning edition and free service of Doutor Coffee. Occasionally, one of the characteristics of the route inn, the large communal bath. It is one of the attractions. The other is breakfast. The menu was sososo, and the staff was replenished and I was satisfied. Now, for the first time, I learned that there is a machine that automatically ”fluffy” rice. If I had another chance, I would have used it.

The location is relatively remote! In the alley! But parking at the door is very convenient! The room is also very big! The bathroom equipment needs to be strengthened! Handrails to be installed! Like I am a physically handicapped person, it is more dangerous... The washbasin cracks, it should be changed to avoid injury to innocent... The breakfast is great! The bread is freshly baked! There is also a red song fried fish! This is my trip to Japan! First time to eat! Very delicious!

A quiet hotel located in a castle town.The rice is 100% Koshihikari produced in Niigata Prefecture, which is safe and secure.

The Tsukioka Onsen Hisagoso provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Tsukioka Onsen Hisagoso offers a pleasant stay in Shibata for those traveling for business or leisure.Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 5km from JR Nakaura Station and 22km from Niigata Airport. Seeing Shibata's sights from this hotel is easy with 中峰ゴルフ倶楽部 コース管理事務所, キッコリータウン ぐーるりの森 and Tsukioka Waku-waku Farm all close by.In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings.

It's a hotel where you can enjoy 2 private hot spring open-air bath, and Japanese course meal made of fresh seasonal vegetables.

Located 1 minute walk from the station. You can enjoy authentic Sichuan cuisine.

Probably stayed for the purpose of enjoying the emerald green bath that is characteristic of Tsukioka Onsen. Perhaps because of the strong sulfur springs, there was only an open-air bath, but compared to the number of guest rooms, it was spacious enough to enjoy a relaxing time in the hot springs. The good thing about this ryokan is the attentive service, including the small details. The basket for going back and forth between the hot spring and the room has a room number tag and slippers identification clip with the room number written on it. Amenities set in bags make it easy to prepare, and in addition to towels, there are mask cases in front of the hot springs, tabi socks in the slippers storage area, and free drinks in the lobby after the bath. It was very comfortable to have what I needed in the place I wanted it to be. The room was a comfortable Japanese-style twin room, and the tatami area was equipped with moderately high chairs instead of legless chairs. For dinner, if you make an early reservation, you will be given priority to secure a private room. I was allowed to use it. The cuisine is gorgeously Japanese with Western elements and has a wide variety of textures and flavors. I was satisfied with the number of items. The mechanism to order drinks using the QR code was also convenient. The only thing I would like to see improved is a small detail, but I would have liked to see the cold sake bottle installed so that even a mini bottle could be chilled with ice like a ryokan. I get excited when I see beautifully arranged sake bottles in various inns and restaurants. Breakfast is a self-serve set meal with drinks only. I think it was good that it was healthy and had a lot of volume.