Hotels With Wi-Fi in Niigata Prefecture, Japan

The foreign language level of the front desk is average, and they can't communicate well in foreign languages. When checking in, I had to wait for a long time because other guests were invoicing. There was a smell of cigarettes in the non-smoking room. I had to open the window for ventilation by myself, and it was still very cold. The lid of the kettle was broken, but it could still be used normally. The front desk bowed and apologized many times, but that was all they could do. Not far from the train station, relatively quiet.

The hotel is right at the entrance of the ski resort and you can Ski in/Out. Guests of the hotel in Figure 3 can get a discount on the ski pass price. Our price for three days was 25,400 yen. There are very few people in the ski resort unless there is heavy snowfall. Very few people. There are several restaurants in the hotel, and you need to make a reservation for dinner in the evening. The taste is good. There are ski lockers on the first floor for free. Friendly advice, try to bring your own shoes and boards. The shoes rented by the ski resort are very loose and the boards are heavy and hard.

Super happy with our first snow experience. Easy to navigate from echigo yuzawa station as there is free shuttle bus provided you have reserved a spot online. Many food to choose from, you wont go hungry. Kid friendly, my kids enjoyed their stay and had fun in the snow. Staff are friendly and can speak english, not very fluent but pretty much understandable. Bring your own AI translator if you must. Room is pretty much average. Love the location and the snow experience is 9/10. Will come back again soon.

Location - Very good. Opposite Niigata Station, exit from Bandai Square. There is a Lawson opposite (Station side), and a 7 eleven next to the hotel. Located right along an entire street of food. Don Quijote is a 7 min walk away. Room - Huge, clean, comfortable. Beds and pillows were very comfortable. Lighting was a bit rigid and oddly placed, but not a big deal. Housekeeping does a great job. Front Desk Service - Queues on weekends are very long. Check in took 15 to 20 mins on a Saturday. Staff did their best to speed up the process by getting guests to fill up the information cards while waiting. Staff don't interact or smile much. They can't speak English so you need Google Translate. They had 1 foreign staff on duty (who I assume can speak English on, as her colleague after struggling for so long to understand, turned to ask her before she helped). If not, she just stood there quietly, without offering any help of assistance, even though she immediately knew what we were asking for. Amenities - They don't provide the standard cotton wool and buds, have to purchase at extra cost. There is green tea and coffee sachets provided for you to take in the lobby, as well as ear plugs. Wi-Fi connection - Strong connection, but a little spotty as connection will drop randomly. Onsen/Lounge - Very small, very crowded. While I was there, only 3 or 4 hair dryers, and all were being used by guests who were hogging it for over an hour as they were applying face masks, etc, so most people left with their hair wet. Weekends are definitely a lot more crowded, so avoid weekends if you can. There's also a lounge area with 3 massage chairs, books, vending machine and big sitting area on the same floor. Overall - Great and enjoyable stay. Will stay again if we are in Niigata.

Hotel with hot spring and others facilities like swimming pool and gym room. Room are big enough for 3-4 persons. Location a bit far from town if with car no issue at all. Hotel do provide bus but time limited till 6pm. All staffs could not speak English so communication was an issue if you request something.

The location of the hotel is a bit far from the station, but there are buses that can go near the door. The buses are very convenient. There is a shopping street in front of the hotel, which is very convenient for eating and shopping.

The room is a little smaller, not enough to affect the quality, the reception staff is very kind, there is 7-11 downstairs, if you don't want to eat convenience stores early, you can choose the breakfast of the restaurant. I personally feel that it is delicious and very Japanese; Because I was going to Miyu Village the next day, I stayed here for a day. There is no bus at this station. I don’t want to walk. I can only take TAXI. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to other places. There is a sushi restaurant next to GU. It’s not bad. I spent NT400 eating more than in Taiwan. I can only say that it’s great.

I found the dinner and breakfast expensive. As the price is expensive than other hotels we expected more variety but it was lesser than where we usually go. So were quite disappointed as I dont eat sea food and paying 3000 for break fast and 5000 for dinner when you dont eat fish is quite expensive and alcohol was quite expensive too.  There was lots of activity to do so we enjoyed that as we reached the hotel before check in time

I flew from Shanghai to Japan to see the cherry blossoms on the weekend. After arriving in Tokyo, I took the Shinkansen to Joetsu-Myoko in Niigata Prefecture. This hotel is near Takata Station, and it is still a little far from the Shinkansen Joetsu-Myoko Station. It takes about 10-15 minutes by taxi, or you can take a regular train. However, if you go to Takata Castle to see the flowers, I recommend staying at this hotel. It is a 20-minute walk from Takata Castle, and the cherry blossoms along the way are also beautiful. The hotel has good facilities, the service is good in Japanese standards, and they can help call a taxi. The breakfast is also rich, and you can eat well. Recommended!

Great location, within 5mins walking distance from Niigata station. There are nearby convenience stores. The place also seemed to be recently renovated and is well maintained. Staff service was good. affordable breakfast buffet option is also available. The food was very good, the locally sourced rice is excellent.