Hotels in Sanjo

"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."

"Last time I couldn't stay at the Sanjo Festival because it was full, but this time there was a vacancy and it was saved. I always use it, but there is no complaint."

"Take advantage of Zhang で. The parking lot in the hotel was buried, but I was able to guide the neighborhood and stop. The room was comfortable and there were many coin laundry. I want to use it again."

"Stayed from Yan Sanjo Station. You can also walk to the Bussankan. Resident parking lot が unprepared なのは hip しいです. The bathroom is a sea through! You can see the city on the bath time."

"The cabin we stayed with a king bed is very nice. The staff are very welcoming and speak good English too. The onsen is my favorite. As it was off peak, not crowded. The dinner and breakfast top up was very worth it as well. We ate very well and enjoyed the fireplace outside the restaurant afterward. Rem to check out the merchandise and the Snow Peak Museum nearby. I hope to come back again one day."

"This hotel is a half-hour drive from Tsubame-Sanjo Station in Niigata. A free shuttle is available, but reservations must be made two days in advance. Founded in 1933, the surroundings are breathtakingly beautiful in all seasons. The window overlooks a gentle river, and the mountain spring water, which flows directly into the room, is incredibly sweet. Enjoy a quiet cup of hand-poured coffee while reading Yukio Mishima's ”The Temple of the Golden Pavilion.” The hotel also offers a variety of dining options. There are very few Chinese residents at this hotel; the majority of the guests are Japanese."

"Arriving at Niigata Tsubame Sanjo Station, the outside is stormy wind and snow. I used a taxi. Arrival check-in was automatic, and what would the two front desk do, it was a troublesome check-in. I want you to do it like an appa. Breakfast is the same as usual. It was a new and beautiful hotel."

"The hotel is still very cheap and travel is quite convenient. The price is the same in the countryside of Japan. You can’t ask for too much. The hygiene is pretty good. This is always the case in Japan."