Top 10 Little Bird Hotels

This year too, I visited hot spring inns twice a month. The end of the year is to Iwamuro Onsen Yumeya. Although it is a pure Japanese-style inn, it seems that there are also families and surprisingly young customers. The open-air bath is a smooth hot water that does not adhere to the black components that are characteristic of Iwamuro Onsen. The room is spacious, the hot food is served hot, and the explanation is polite. Speaking of Niigata in winter, you will be happy to eat the blackthroat seaperch. A rice ball was served for breakfast, which was perfect for a light meal during the drive. Although it is a mountain inn, it is also in Niigata city, and although there is a beauty of the garden seen from the lobby, the neighboring buildings are also in sight, and it seems to be a luxury in everyday life.

It was a convenient and easy to understand place just across the road station and footbath. The cleaning was well done and I was able to spend it comfortably. The food was delicious. Especially the breakfast buffet was good. I think it is a good hotel in Cospa. It was good that the large communal bath was large, but I wish it was a hot spring of a more habitual type because the hot spring was tasteless and odorless.

Stayed at ”Kanrai Kurenai” on the 2nd floor. I was satisfied with the room, but there is no air conditioner in the washroom and toilet, so it will be hard on the body when the temperature is severe. In addition, deterioration of facilities in hall is outstanding. However, the power of a long-established inn to compensate for such dissatisfaction is in the hot springs and cuisine. The open-air bath of black hot water flowing directly from the source, which can only be experienced here, is a masterpiece, and it is worth the experience even if the soles and buttocks are black. I enjoyed it more than enough in a reserved state. Even with a cheap plan, the dinner was served in the room, and I was able to fully enjoy the authentic kaiseki cuisine, and the breakfast in the hall was delicious. In addition to the welcome drink, the after-bath beer and after-meal coffee service is nice. Thank you for picking up and dropping off at the last Yahiko Shrine / Tsubamesanjo.

On the first Friday of September, after visiting Yahiko Shrine, I stayed with my wife for one night. The appearance is a seasoned thing that smells of the Showa era. At the same time as arrival, the guidance staff appeared from the entrance. I was invited by the staff to check in at the front desk. The interior has been beautifully renovated. After listening to the explanation of meals, etc., I went to the guest room on the 3rd floor. The room, which is thought to have been originally a Japanese-style room, is a twin bed room with wooden flooring. It is a style where you take off your shoes at the entrance and spend your time barefoot. It looks like it has been refurbished, but it is the cheapest room among the twin rooms, so the texture is reasonable. The special thing is the hot springs. Both the indoor and outdoor baths have a faint sulfur scent and are so soft that you will want to stay in them forever. There is no water bath, but there is a compact sauna, and since it was a weekday, I was able to use it almost to myself. This sauna can also be used during the morning bath, so after working up a sweat, lying down on the bench next to the open-air bath and looking up at the clear morning sky, I felt that my body and mind were cleansed. For dinner, a course meal is served at the restaurant on the 2nd floor, and for breakfast, a buffet is served at the lobby lounge on the 1st floor. I was satisfied with both quality and quantity, and it was very delicious because it was devised to incorporate local ingredients and local cuisine. As expected, there is only rice, and the deliciousness of white rice is exceptional. There was a little trouble at dinner, but when I checked out the next morning, the proprietress gave me a polite apology, and I felt once again that the staff was well taken care of. It was a hot spring town in a mountain village with nothing around, so I was able to enjoy the way I was supposed to spend my time at the inn. Thank you very much for your help.

A very cost-effective hotel, has a history of 147 years, is the earliest Western-style hotel in Niigata, and still maintains a high level today. Stayed during the Changgang Fireworks Conference, the price is higher than usual, but quality service, convenient transportation and delicious meals still make people feel good value for money. It takes 4 stops to take the bus to Niigata Station. It takes only a few minutes to walk to the bus station. You can also walk from the underground street with a very historical feeling. It is very cool in summer. It is 1000 yen to take a taxi to the train station. There are many temples and shrines around the hotel, as well as the old sites of the consulates in the countries of the year, 8 minutes walk from the Niigata Art Museum. From the hotel room you can see the Sea of Japan directly and walk to the beach for a quarter of an hour. Going out is the famous Huajie in Niigata, restaurants, pubs and clubs are all around. The hotel has a very rich breakfast, curry rice, omelet and yogurt are very good. The Marco Polo Restaurant and the Sapporo Restaurant are great, and there is a famous Chinese restaurant. The room bath is pola, the bath salt is DHC. Very characteristic is the quilt cover, is made with Japanese and paper fiber, very comfortable.

Convenient because it is really in front of the station. There was a convenience store on the first floor and there were several places to eat in the same building. There was a lot of places to eat because of the station. However, the lobby was a little difficult to understand on the 4 floor. The station was overlooked from the room and I could want the train to come and go, which is good for people who like railways.

We stayed two nights at the JR East Hotel Mets at the Niigata station after arriving from Tokyo by Shinkansen. I think we exited to the western concourse and signs to hotel were easy enough to follow. The walkway enters level 3 of the hotel. Very conveniently, right next to a 7-Eleven. Also super convenient is the sake museum. Definitely must visit. Check-in was efficient and we were given rooms on the top floor (level 9). A rather basic room that has everything except for an in-room safe. No coffee (nor bottled water) was provided with the kettle but only tea. Not a problem as free coffee can be made in the waiting area next to the reception. Also in the reception area is where more bathroom amenities are provided. Only toothbrushes are in the room. The bath area in the room is large with a wash area and a stool like at the onsen along with a bathtub. That’s where a visit to the amenities area in reception comes in handy. Wifi was speedy enough for our needs. The convenient location was great for us as we arrived in the rain. There is plenty of choices for food and even shopping. Do explore around. We did buy day passes for the Niigata City Loop Bus (JPY500 per adult). Check-out was as efficient as check-in. While there wasn’t much of a view, the hotel was just right for us. Definitely worth considering

Located 30 minutes walk from Niigata Station across Mandai Bashi bridge and one alley from national route. There is a free transfer bus service connecting toyoko inn in front of Niigata station and toyoko in in Furumachi because it is far from Niigata station. The breakfast was changed from a simple buffet to lunch distribution by the corona cherry blossoms recently.