Bandai Silver Hotel

The air conditioning seemed to be under-maintained and the air in the room smelled musty. It is probably moldy inside the air conditioner. I'd like you to wash the air conditioner. Other than that, the rooms were cleaned clean, the staff were kind and the food was delicious. Wi-Fi was also fast and comfortable with speeds of over 40Mbps. There were reviews that the facilities were out of date, but to me it felt traditional and retro. It's a bit expensive, but I think it can't be helped because it's located in the most commercial area in Niigata City called Bandai City. It is conveniently connected to the bus center by a footbridge in one minute on foot.

Place- Located in the urban business district, the surroundings are rich and lively. Directly across the road is a bus transfer station with convenience stores and Starbucks. There are department stores on both sides, including LoveLa and Isetan. The lobby is on the fourth floor because there are shops on the first floor, a food court on the second floor, and a banquet hall on the third floor. If you are not careful, you may miss the entrance on the first floor. The space for waiting for the elevator is not big, and it is similar to the cramped space of an ordinary office building. There are only 2 elevators with small capacity. They are obviously a product of the old era. This time I stayed in Room 728, which faces the bus transfer station and has a city view. Room- There is only one key for each room. Even though it is a key, it still has an automatic locking function. The space is not large enough to spread a 28-inch suitcase on the floor. The wardrobe includes non-disposable slippers, a trouser press, a movable luggage rack, and deodorizing spray. A desk and dressing table against the wall. There are desk lamps, phones, tissue boxes, and literature on the table. The TV is also very small and there is a refrigerator under the cabinet. On the final coffee table there are small thermoses, glasses, tea bowls and tea bags. There are no welcome amenities such as mineral water. The overall number of sockets is sufficient. The bathrobe is placed on the bed. The thickness and texture are acceptable, and it is acceptable to wear it directly. The bathroom is a complete bathroom. The toilet is a treatment-free toilet. On the washbasin are foam bottles for face and hand washing, a spares tray (for hand towels, toothbrushes, combs, cotton swabs, and razors), mouthwash paper cups, and separate switches for hot and cold water. The shower curtain must be closed in the bathtub, and press-type shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel are fixed on the wall next to the shower head. Serve- Free WiFi is provided in the room. The smoking room is on the third floor. What is special is that you need to enter the password at the counter on the fourth floor before entering. This may be to prevent the general public from using it. After all, you can take the elevator to each floor on the first floor, and there is no differentiated control. clean- The furnishings are old, but you can see that efforts are made to keep them clean. Although the overall bathroom space is small, the interior is still clean and smell-free. Sleep quality - The air conditioning temperature can be adjusted by yourself, and the air volume can also be adjusted appropriately. The night was quiet, and I was not awakened by the sound of cars outside the window or people in the corridor. breakfast- Located on the 4th floor, it is self-service. There are not many styles, but the styles range from Japanese to Western. The quality is pretty good, especially the clothing of the service staff and the interior decoration make it feel like a nostalgic cafe. Overall sense of cost-effectiveness- This time we are traveling with a group, so we have no way of knowing the price. The location is perfect, but the interior of the hotel is old and has a dim feel everywhere. Even if you convince yourself that it feels retro from another angle, some people may not be able to accept it. .

I stayed here after sightseeing in Niigata city. It's conveniently located right in front of the Bandai City bus terminal. There's a sofa in the room, so I was able to relax.