20 Ryokan in Niigata

A tranquil inn nestled at the base of Mount Gozu, surrounded by greenery on a 6,000-tsubo property. In the garden, which remains in its natural state, fireflies dance in early summer, and in autumn, the entire garden is painted in vibrant autumn colors. The nine guest rooms, including tangible cultural properties, retain the charm of the past while incorporating modern comforts for a pleasant stay. To prioritize your private space, all procedures, from check-in to meals, are handled entirely in the guest room. If you choose a room with a bath, you can spend your time completely undisturbed. Savor the blessings of Niigata's mountains and seas, along with the region's rare and authentic Koshihikari rice.

Stay in a nationally registered tangible cultural property.The main building is designated as a national cultural property.In particular, the third floor was crafted by different temple carpenters for each room, and no two interiors are the same.Please also enjoy the rich 'Three Great Medicinal Baths of Japan,' alongside Kusatsu and Arima.

Located in Yuzawa, 2.3 km from Naeba Ski Resort, lodge EDMONTON offers accommodation with a public bath. There is an on-site restaurant, plus free private parking and free WiFi are available. The accommodation provides free shuttle service and luggage storage space for guests. At the ryokan, all units come with a tatami, a flat-screen TV, a shared bathroom, bed linen and towels. The units are equipped with heating facilities. The breakfast offers à la carte, continental or Asian options. Skiing and hiking can be enjoyed nearby, while a ski equipment rental service, ski-to-door access and a ski pass sales point are also available on-site. Gala Yuzawa Snow Resort is 23 km from the ryokan, while Maiko Snow Resort is 30 km away. Niigata Airport is 160 km from the property.

【Hono's 12 Key Points】 (1) Only 5 minutes by car to Niigata's largest power spot, 'Yahiko Shrine' (2) The region's No.1 view!Panoramic view of the Yahiko Mountain Range, Echigo Mountain Range, and Echigo Plain!Boasting a rooftop terrace perfect for stargazing (3) Breakfast is served as a meal set instead of a buffet to ensure infection prevention measures (4) Over 100 types of sake, the largest selection in the prefecture!The region's No.1 selection of delicious snacks (5) Currently hosting a fair where you can enjoy truly exquisite shochu and whiskey (6) Experience 'Okesa Boat' without crossing to Sado Island at the koi pond featuring Niigata's famous Nishikigoi carp (7) Taste the ultimate soft serve made with Niigata Gandhi Beef and the world's top-rated soft serve machine, Carpigiani (8) Enjoy the highest-grade specialty coffee, 'Geisha', at this hot spring inn (9) Perfect for a stroll as it's in the heart of the hot spring town (10) Japan's largest garden in the area (11) One of the largest hot spring sauna facilities in the prefecture!Boasts a steam bedrock sauna that mists 100% natural hot spring water and a refreshing cold bath sourced directly from the hot spring!Also features a Finnish-style dry sauna and tent sauna with a wood stove for enjoying Löyly! (12) Cozy up by the fire on a lovely terrace!Stargaze with a telescope ♪ Karaoke, table tennis, mahjong, a gym, and even light fishing gear — plenty of options available!

A renowned hot spring with the second highest sulfur content in Japan, enjoyed in its pure form, and two restaurants offering freshly prepared dishes.38 guest rooms in four types to choose from based on usage, along with heartfelt hospitality.We provide a tranquil environment where guests can relax and enjoy a 'pleasant journey' within the quiet premises.

This is a lodging with only seven rooms, converted from a 108-year-old elementary school located in Akiyamago, a hidden natural paradise spanning Niigata and Nagano Prefectures. The cuisine, which creatively uses seasonal mountain delicacies like spring wild vegetables and autumn mushrooms as well as locally sourced ingredients, is very popular. The former gymnasium features a giant sugoroku board game, which is an artwork from the 'Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale' held in the region. Using the entire gymnasium, the enormous sugoroku game provides enjoyable content for both adults and children. The lodging serves Japanese-style creative cuisine abundantly incorporating mountain vegetables and other fresh produce. Care is taken to create dishes that balance flavor, presentation, and nutrition, allowing guests to savor the natural taste of the ingredients. The dining tables are adorned with seasonal wildflowers picked from the surrounding mountains, and heartfelt hospitality is offered to ensure guests enjoy their precious meals. An elementary school that has continued to watch over many children in the 'Hidden Region of Akiyama-go.' We hope you enjoy your stay while feeling the memories of such a school.