Shiratama No Yu Kahou

The buildings and Japanese paintings are very nice. Your wife is a specialty. She was a lovely person. There is even a life story that was written. The rooms are great refurbished. The atmosphere is also good with a view of the garden that takes you to a place to eat. The hot springs are also good. But since it's a plantain, the food is cold, so when did I cook it? level. The decoration of the contents is plantain at best, so a meal is another thing. It's also a shame that breakfast doesn't suit you, no matter how many items you add. No matter how much Koshihikari the rice is, in a small kettle cooked with solid fuel, it is sticky and tasteless.

Drive up the slope of the beautifully maintained hotel and you will be greeted by an impressive entrance. The hotel employees immediately came to see me, and I was attentive and efficient. I walked into the doorway and was impressed by the high and luxurious lobby. When you enter the room and open the case, the lush rice fields spread out and you feel comfortable. There is also a free lounge with a wide selection of manju, daifuku, petit cakes, pancakes, ice cream, sake, wine and soft drinks to enjoy the extraordinary view of the stunning garden. The public baths are spacious, and the quality of the hot springs is good, making the skin smooth. Showerheads, hair dryers in the bathroom are uplifting with Refa. The dinners were all delicious and I was very satisfied with the sashimi of abalone and other ingredients. Breakfast is all you can eat with salmon roe, and there are many kinds of sashimi for the seafood bowl. I was also impressed by the 'popoyaki' which can only be bought at festivals in Niigata. It is a highly recommended hotel where you can feel satisfaction beyond the price.

Yukao of Tsukioka Onsen Shiratama in Shibata City, Niigata Prefecture. This inn is always highly regarded and popular. I walked in through the entrance and was overwhelmed by the lovely lobby, which gave me a very exclusive feeling. The room with the open-air bath in the corner room had a nice view of the lush countryside. It was a bit disappointing that the open-air bath in my room was not a hot spring, but the view was wonderful, so I was very relaxed. The massage machine provided in the room was very comfortable with music playing. Dinner was served in a private room, and we were able to have a relaxing meal. However, it is a biffee in the morning, so it may be a little buzzy for those who like quiet spaces. However, there are plenty of items and they are all delicious. You can eat as many welcome drinks and sweets as you like, but it may feel a little busy for those who like a calm, grown-up atmosphere. I personally prefer to be greeted with matcha and sweets while looking out over the view from the lobby and windows.... It was a very nice inn.