4-Star Hotels in Niigata City

The exterior is quite worn out. However, when you arrive, check-in is quick and efficient. The lounge has dorayaki, coffee jelly, ice cream and other items that children will enjoy. The room is quite average. They ask that you boil water before drinking. They bring it to you if you ask, but I wish they kept it on hand. Also, the futon is thin. These are the two negative points. The food is not extravagant, but the variety is sufficient and satisfying. The hall is rather bland for a dining area, though. What is particularly noteworthy here are the staff. You can feel that everyone is trying their best to provide the best hospitality possible. They are working very hard.

The location of the ryokan was very quiet and the facilities were clean as it was a lot far from downtown by the beach. Very good for recreational purposes or enjoying hot spring baths Especially through the manager's Korean real-time translator, he was considerate to make language communication inconvenient at all Breakfast is buffet when there are many guests and if you are less, you will be given a separate award. The Kaiseki dishes in the evening are a bit ordinary with seafood as the main ingredient, and the hot springs have open-air baths. It's fantastic to see the sunset. I will visit again. However, there is no simple street to enjoy around, so the road to the city is a bit troublesome.