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480 Nishidani, Nagaoka, Niigata 949-5121, Japan
contactos teléfono: +81 258-94-2417
sitio web: www.chuseikan.co.jp
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 37.3582459, Longitude: 138.7265084
ナベチャン
::I stayed here with the Hokuriku support discount. The room is on the second floor in the back and the toilet is shared, but unfortunately there is no washlet 💦 Wi-Fi was comfortable ✨ The washroom is in the room. The bath is mineral spring ♨, and it smells like ammonia (disinfectant?), which is nice. The temperature was warm, and I was allowed in until 10pm at night and from 6:30 in the morning. It seems that day trip baths are also available. Dinner is a drink comparison set, with 5 types of Asahi Sake Brewery's local sake 🍶 weighing around 250ml to just under 300ml, so it might not be enough for alcohol lovers 🦆 The food was delicious 👍 The dining venue was a private room. However, during dinner, whether it was in the hallway or in the next room, the woman talking loudly was annoying. Breakfast 🍚 was held on the first floor, but there was a good distance from the neighbors, and the food was delicious. The cherry blossoms in the parking lot were in full bloom and very beautiful.
Nabe Chan
::P.S.: This was my second stay this year, following the one in the spring. In this day and age, the accommodation fee was about 10% higher than before, but the food was just as delicious as before. The price of alcohol has gone up by a little over 10%, but I don't think it can be helped. The room was just right for a solo traveler, and the Wi-Fi worked without any problems. There is no toilet in the room, but there is a shared toilet right in the hallway (this is not a washlet). The washroom is located at the entrance of the room. Dinner was in a private room, so it was nice to be able to eat without worrying about other people. Although the accommodation rate is relatively reasonable, the dinner was delicious (the chef is very good). The sake 🍶 was from Asahiyama, and the sake was just right and was delicious. As for alcohol 🍶, there were several types of cold sake besides Asahiyama. The bath is a mineral spring♨ and is only an indoor bath, but it was very warm. It smells a little like chlorine (disinfectant?) but it's not a problem. Breakfast 🍚 was in the hall on the first floor, with tables spaced apart from other guests. The breakfast was also plentiful and delicious. There seemed to be a lot of families and groups of people, so I was the only one traveling alone. Although the accommodation rates have gone up, it is a relatively reasonable inn and the food is delicious. ……………………………………………………………………………………… Although it is a mineral spring, the bath smells a bit like ammonia (petroleum?). It is heated to the same level as a hot spring, so it will keep you warm. The outside of the building looks old (it looks like it's being renovated), but the inside is clean. There is no tray in the room, but there is a toilet nearby and it was clean. However, it was not a washlet. It seems like Wi-Fi was installed recently and I was able to use it without any problems. Dinner was served individually in a separate room and was delicious. The portions were plentiful and the drinks were reasonably priced. Breakfast was served in a venue on the first floor, spaced out with other people. The food was delicious and I was full.
JIRO N.
::You can walk from Tsukayama Station. Good location. Suitable for train travel. Meals are served in the room. Hot springs are mineral springs. Be careful as it will be lukewarm in the morning.
JiRO N.
::You can walk from Tsukayama Station on the Shinetsu Line. Good location. Suitable for train travel. Meals are served in the room. Hot springs are mineral springs. The facility is old, but it has everything you need. You can take a bath in the hot springs in the morning, but be careful as they can be lukewarm in the morning.
バロン
::2024.4 Accommodation at half price of 14,000 yen per night with Hokuriku support discount You will be guided to a large 12 tatami room equipped with a toilet, sink, and refrigerator. For dinner, you can enjoy a leisurely meal in a private room, where you can enjoy seasonal dishes. The hot springs are mineral springs, so the water is boiled and not free flowing.It's about 40 degrees, but it warms up well. The breakfast was satisfying with many items. There is an Iwatsuka Seika outlet store nearby, so it is recommended for souvenirs.