Hôtels avec avec petit déjeuner à Préfecture de Niigata, Japon

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.

L'hôtel est bien situé, juste à côté du centre de conférences. Le personnel est aimable et efficace. Cependant, il manque de certains équipements pour un hôtel cinq étoiles. Il n'y a même pas de bar, mais un salon de saké avec des distributeurs automatiques permettant de déguster différents sakés. L'hôtel possède un très bel espace panoramique au dernier étage, avec un café et une boutique de souvenirs, offrant une vue imprenable sur toute la ville de Kobe. Dans l'ensemble, ce fut une bonne expérience.

La chambre est plus ancienne et dégage une légère odeur. Il se trouve à dix minutes à pied du pont Bandai et à dix minutes de la gare de Niigata, ce qui est un endroit relativement approprié. Le prix est super bon marché et ça vaut vraiment le coup.

L'hôtel, ouvert en 1978, témoigne d'une longue histoire et dégage une forte atmosphère de l'ère Showa. Son ouverture, de par ses installations et son emplacement, fut un événement marquant pour la ville de Niigata. Si les équipements sont un peu vieillots, ils sont propres, bien rangés et fonctionnels. Le service est excellent ; le directeur du hall, avec ses cheveux gris, ressemble à un majordome d'hôtel tout droit sorti d'un drama japonais du siècle dernier. La décoration de la chambre est de mon style nostalgique préféré, et la vue depuis la fenêtre donne sur le fleuve Shinano, le plus long du Japon, avec le pont Bandai en contrebas : un panorama exceptionnel. Cependant, la gare JR est un peu éloignée, et une course en taxi coûte entre 950 et 1 100 yens. Le quartier est relativement calme, avec peu d'izakayas et de restaurants ; on trouve sans doute plus de choix de l'autre côté du fleuve ou près de la gare JR. Une supérette ouverte 24 h/24 se trouve à environ 300 mètres en face de l'hôtel, ce qui est très pratique. Nous voyagions en voiture, et il y a plusieurs parkings en plein air de l'autre côté de la rue par rapport à l'hôtel, ce qui facilite le stationnement.

One of the nicest hotels we stayed in Japan. We had stayed in a traditional japanese room with Futon beds with an amazing view, compared to some hotels stayed in Tokyo, staff here were so kind, patient and helpful. We had come here to Ski which was wonderful as the resort comes with its own ski garden and lift passes which we were given (so generous and kind thank you!), there is also a lovely onsen onsite for hotel guests to use (free). Even though this resort may seem like a walk to the train station there is a timely shuttle bus service to and from with lovely staff there to help. Would recommend and definitely would come again!

The Art Hotel Niigata Station's location is very ideal. It has a sheltered link way to the Train Station. There are also many shops around the area. The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and big. Definitely worth revisiting.

Located a short walk from the station, this would be considered a slightly higher level of business hotel. Beds are comfortable but breakfast is expensive compared to other hotels (2000 yen). There are a few restaurants nearby though

川に近いと思ってロケーションに期待してこちらのホテルにしました 川沿いではなかったので少し残念です 部屋はキレイだったので何も不満はないです 周りに何もないので夜遅くにチェックインする方は コンビニへ行っておくなど気をつけてください 夕食もラストオーダーは早く終わってしまいます

The hotel itself was nice, but the staff at the ski resort was horrible, the rentals are also not well maintained. The boards are not waxed, which makes it difficult to work with as there are a lot of flat routes which are difficult to avoid (Pony and village road were the flattest slope Ive ever seen in my life, I had to unstrap and walk and the board just wouldn't move). Ski resort staff were unfriendly and the rental staff was the worst, there was a lady there that was cold and rude. The only reason why the rental shop is surviving is probably because the equipments are salomon branded and that there is no other option.  I would visit again but only because the routes are fun, Myoko long run was the best, but I would never want to rent from the shop again. The food was very very good. For breakfast, you could choose from western or Japanese buffet. Western buffet is highly recommended, the omelette was the best ive eaten in my life and there was a diy risotto which was great as well. For dinner, there were 4 options, either buffet, steak, Japanese or shabushabu. All requiring reservations which is tough if you are checking in the evening as some might not be available. Highly recommend the steak, the food was good and the staff were amazing. Japanese was the hardest to get a reservation for but the food was quite underwhelming. The room was clean and ski lockers are also provided but it's tiny and can barely fit 2 boards. But I wish that in the toilet in the common area, you can adjust the tap temperature as the water is freezing cold. Amenities wise, bottled water are provided daily, also, yukata was provided but you can only wear them to the onsen which was extremely troublesome as I had to change multiple times a day.  The hotel provides shuttle bus services to and fro jyoetsumyoko station which was easy to book. The bus drivers were also friendly and helped out with the luggage. In summary, for a 5 stars hotel, it didn't live up to expectations, ski resort and rental staffs were unwilling to help and unfriendly. Also, some of the staffs could not speak Japanese which is puzzling for a hotel in Japan. If not for the amazing snow and slopes I would never come back.

Les chambres sont grandes et propres. Il y a des installations pour nous pour laver les vêtements à la lave-linge de pièces. Le café est gratuit toute la journée de la machine à distribuer. Les chambres sont globalement propres et le lit est confortable. Bon séjour