Sado Island is famous for seafood and old gold mines, but there are many places with beautiful scenery on this island. The hotel I recommend is "Osado Onsen Hotel Osado." It's a hotel with Breathtaking view view. You can see the majestic sunset over the Sea of Japan. It's best if the weather is clear.

If you want to enjoy the sunset from your room, this inn is also recommended. Depending on the room, it is on the seafront, so you can see the magnificent view of the Sea of Japan in front of you, and the crimson-hued sky and sea. The inn is decorated with art related to Sado, so you can also experience the history and culture of Sado. For dinner, we had a lot of fresh local seafood. open-air bath is also great.

This hotel offers a view of the sun setting over the ocean. Among them, there are rooms facing the ocean. There is a twin room facing the ocean, and a plan with two meals and one night stay where you can enjoy Sado island cuisine. The view from the large hot spring bath is also amazing. Because it is made of glass, you can't feel the wind, but it feels as impressive as an open-air bath. There is abundant nature all around, so it is open and you can forget about your busy days.

If you come to Niigata to enjoy the hot springs, why not try Sado instead? You can experience a different atmosphere from Honshu. The recommended hotel is "Sado Resort Hotel Azuma." It has a wonderful view.

You can see a beautiful sunset from your room or from hot spring. It is a reasonable price if you use a ferry from Niigata Port to Sado Island. Pick-up is also available from the inn. hot spring called Toki no Kizuyu is warm, so you can enjoy the sunset over the lake while taking a leisurely bath.

As the title suggests, this is a hotel where you can see a beautiful sunset. The times when you can see the sunset are posted in the lobby every day and are provided to guide you. You can also see the sunset from the large communal bath and open-air bath. This is a hotel that is recommended overall in hot spring, including the food and service.

We recommend Kaisenkaku, located close to hot spring Onsen Station in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture. It's amazing to see the sun slowly sink into the bay as you gaze out at the expansive Mutsu Bay from open-air bath. Accommodation fees are higher during Obon, the New Year's holidays, and early August when the Nebuta Festival takes place. Prices are much cheaper off-season.

I'm not sure if this will completely meet your request for a place where you can enjoy local sake and food that goes well with it, but I think you should consider Kanazawaya Ryokan (Japanese inn), located in Ryotsu, the gateway to Sado Island, as one of your options. It's a relatively old, well-established Ryokan (Japanese inn), and the food was delicious.

When I went to Yunohama hot spring in Yamagata, I stayed at Kameya for one night, and the sunset over the Sea of Japan I saw from open-air bath was beautiful. Of course, you can see the sunset from your room. The food, which uses local ingredients, is also very delicious, and makes you want to drink alcohol. Looking at the historic building, it seems expensive, but I was able to stay there for a surprisingly reasonable price.

It is about a 40-minute bus ride from Tsuruoka Station on the JR Uetsu Line. The rooms are in an excellent location with the sea right in front of them, and you can watch the sun sink into the sky from the window. Some rooms have an open-air bath where you can enjoy a view of the Sea of Japan. In addition to the indoor bath, there is an open-air cypress bath where you can enjoy a view of the sea. The facility also has a well-equipped lounge where you can relax while looking out at the Japanese garden. We recommend using it after your bath.

This inn is built on the coast, and the Sea of Japan is right in front of you. You can see a beautiful sunset from your room. For dinner, we had a delicious kaiseki meal with plenty of seafood in a private dining room. The specialty, Hamayaki, was very tasty. The large communal bath was nice, with a large indoor bath and a spacious outdoor bath made of rocks.

Niigata is famous for its sake, so many inns offer local sake, but this one in particular has a wide variety, so I recommend it. They have a wide variety of sake, including the sake "Echi no Hatsuume." The food was delicious local cuisine made with local ingredients, and it went really well with the sake. You can relax in open-air bath while looking out at the garden, and the rooms also have a great panoramic view of Nature, so it was a really nice inn.

This inn is located just 30 seconds walk from Yahiko Station on the JR Yahiko Line. It's not flashy, but it's a small Japanese-style hot spring Ryokan (Japanese inn) that takes pride in its cuisine. They have a wide selection of local sake from Niigata, a sake-producing region. You're guaranteed to drink until you're full of seasonal fish and produce caught in the Sea of Japan. The next morning, you'll be ready to go for a stroll around Yahiko Shrine with delicious koshihikari rice and a hearty breakfast. You might even get change from 20,000 yen.

As the name suggests, this inn's specialty is traditional Japanese cuisine, and the food is outstandingly delicious. The ingredients used are carefully selected, and each dish is carefully prepared, making it a wonderful dish that can be enjoyed by both the eyes and the tongue. The inn itself has a calming atmosphere, so you can relax and unwind.

It's a small hot spring inn, but the sunset you can see from the private bath is Breathtaking view. You can see the Agano River and it's beautiful. If you book early, you can get a pretty reasonable price. The scenery is most beautiful in winter, but it's cold, so other times of the year are just right. There are times when there are no hair dryers in the rooms, so if you're going as married couple, you can borrow one at reception desk for peace of mind.

Not only can you see the sunset from your room, but open-air bath is so spacious that you can see it from the indoor bath as well. You can even see the sauna from a certain angle. The water and towels provided after the bath (in addition to those in the room) are also a nice touch. And best of all, the food is delicious!! Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying. This is hot spring that you'll want to stay at for not just one night, but two.

This hot spring inn is located in Yunohama hot spring in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture. It is in a very unusual location, built on the sandy beach itself. Therefore, there is no obstruction to the Sea of Japan, and the view is outstanding. The sunset seen from open-air bath on the roof was beautiful. However, it is cold in winter.

If you want to enjoy Breathtaking view view of Sado Island, this is the hotel for you. Located at the northernmost tip of Sado, this hotel stands on a small hill and offers a great view. You can see the beautiful sunset sinking into the sea. As for food, Sado Island is surrounded by the sea and is a treasure trove of ingredients, so you're sure to be satisfied with the fresh seafood.

Niigata is a very large area, so it's hard to decide where to stay, but assuming you want to stay somewhere close to Niigata city, I recommend Tsukioka Onsen Onsen, which is a little to the east. For 20,000 yen at a hotel in this area, you can enjoy a pretty good room and food. I think the seasonal dishes are perfect with local sake.