Hotels Near Hakusanhime Shrine in Nagaoka

It was beautiful, and the staff were polite and cheerful, and it was very nice! I thought it was cheap anyway, but I'm glad I stayed so comfortable! I wish I had brought my ware if I knew there was a gym! Anyway, it was good (* ^^ *)

I checked in at night and booked it because I thought it was only a stay. I didn't know there was a joint bath, so it was the best to put it slowly with the child. The interior of the room was simple and chic, and it was fashionable without oldness. The front desk was well equipped with infection measures, and the breakfast buffet had vinyl gloves and rice machines, and it was safe and delicious. Cospa is good. I will use it again.

We used it for business. The room is clean and comfortable. The location is on the station side and there is no problem with eating. However, the nearest convenience store is about 5 minutes walk, so it may be inconvenient on a little rainy day. Breakfast is a buffet. The Japanese and Western balance is well balanced and all are very delicious. I'm glad that Nagaoka specialty is on the menu.

As soon as I passed the station shop at Nagaoka Station, I found the hotel entrance. (The lobby is on the third floor, the same as the ticket gate floor.) Breakfast was served at a designated cafe, not at the hotel restaurant. It was 7,300 yen per night (including breakfast), but it felt like a good deal considering that breakfast was about 900 to 1,000 yen.

We were looking for a place to stay in Nagaoka, this hotel is right by the train station, 2nd closest hotel to the train station, the closest one is JR METS but the rooms are smaller. This hotel is a clean and fine business hotel, but not really suited for families. We have a 3 yr old traveling with us and they did not have baby beds to offer. The manager at check-in did manage to offer us a kids slipper however. Overall the rooms are clean and the twin bed rooms do have one bed against the wall so the toddler could sleep on that one. Although this hotel isn't for families, but it was still the best option considering location, room size. The other hotels near by are even smaller and further away from the train station.

Hotel location in front of Nagaoka Station, very convenient The front desk service is also very good and very polite The room is small, the smallest bathroom I have ever seen Inevitably, you will encounter the shower curtain when taking a shower Suitable for overnight transit

It is 2 minutes from the east exit of Nagaoka Station, but Nagaoka Station has only a ticket gate on the west side. Chiec Inn is manned and passes 500 ｍｌ mineral water and cards. If you can put a card in a chieck in machine with only one card, a paper with a room number comes out. At that time, if you lose a card, you will not advance if you can't get yes to the item of 9000 yen. The room is put when you touch the card knob and light it green. After that, it turns out that the card holder is not on the wall, so it does not serve as a power supply. The refrigerator is dial type. The sunshine is raised with a string. The washroom is narrow in the entrance to avoid the toilet bowl, the washbasin is long and hard to get close to the face, the TV is a big thing hanging on the wall, where to watch the problem. There is a microwave oven at the desk. There is a coffee and a tea pack. There is no newspaper sleeve personal computer in the lobby. The supermarket used Haranobu today's Asahi store. There are two types of Liangkan milk low temperature * fungus and 125 ℃ * fungus. Breakfast is from 6:30. Miso soup is open bags. You can squeeze the appropriate amount from the bottle of consom to the cup. There are about ６ bottles of sprinklers. The nori bag is pasted with multiple pieces at the time of opening. There is milk cherry blossom orange juice cherry lettuce. Hot couch is a type that comes out immediately. If you think you're going to pick out by the fare adjustment machine, you can respond to the front until 8:30.

Perhaps we were expecting too much because of the good reviews, but the dinner speed was so fast! Though we ordered 2 beer and daiginjo sake, all dishes and dessert were served in only 50 minutes. As a long-established ryokan, it usually takes 2 to 2 and 1/2 hours to enjoy a meal, but this ryokan was like as fast as busy lunch restaurant. Some of the plates were factory made, the carp sashimi sauce was too spicy, and none of the dishes were reasonably hot, even the gratin was just slightly warm. We totally don't understand why this inn has such high reputation. The inn itself is old and well preserved, but not well cleaned. Stink bugs infestation may be unavoidable, but there were dead stink bugs in the hallway in front of my room from the time we checked in until the next morning. Dozens of them were also left in the toilets and hand washing area. We suppose this is endless to clean them but we must say that should be exterminated as soon as they are found. The waitress is a newcomer, but her service and explanation of meals were minimal only. Much improvement is needed to be a real good reputational Japanese inn.