- Release date: 2014/6/3
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Alcohol | 13 popular hot spring inns and Ryokan (Japanese inn) recommended by word of mouth for 2024
A ranking of 13 popular hot spring inns, Ryokan (Japanese inn), and hotels recommended for "alcohol"! 47Trip is the place to book hot spring inns and hotels related to "alcohol," including information on facilities such as popular rooms with open-air baths and ping pong tables, and hot spring inns that are perfect for instagrammable.
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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.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
miyosiko's answer (Posted on:2017/6/ 4)
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I recommend Sado Island.
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Why not go to Sado Island? The recommended accommodation is "Osado Onsen Hotel Osado". It is built at the tip of a cape, so it is very deserted. You can eat seafood dishes that use plenty of fresh seafood caught in the nearby sea.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
あぶ's answer (Posted on:2017/4/20)
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An inn where you can enjoy local sake, including sake tasting comparisons
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新潟は酒どころなので、地酒を用意している宿は多いのですが、特にここは種類が多いのでおすすめです。日本酒「越の初梅」などお酒が多種にあり楽しめますよ。お料理は地元食材を生かした美味しい郷土料理がいただけました。お酒が進む内容でしたよ。露天風呂は庭園をながめなら、のんびり入れますし、客室も自然の大パノラマが楽しめ、とても素敵な宿でした。
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
ぽよよん's answer (Posted on:2015/12/23)
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A hotel serving local sake and traditional cuisine, perfect for family trips
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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.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
ユーザー's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 3)
5. Masugataso
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Niigata inn with lake views from all rooms and great food
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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.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
マナ's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 3)
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We recommend lodgings in Tsukioka Onsen.
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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.
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teraos's answer (Posted on:2017/9/30)
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Great location and history
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The hotel is full of history and romance, and the auspiciousness is great. There are many restaurants serving Japanese, Italian, Chugoku, and other cuisines, all of which are delicious and great. You can see the Sea of Japan from the hotel rooms. I have stayed here many times for business and with my family. It is also very convenient, as it is only a few minutes walk from the club area of Furumachi Street.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
ユーザー's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 3)
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We also recommend a tour of the sake brewery while touring Iwamuro Onsen and the surrounding area.
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I recommend Iwamuro Onsen Yumotoya. The charm of this inn is that it actively welcomes guests with an event-like atmosphere. There are many plans that are perfect for girls' parties, families, and couples. There is also a hot spring that is said to be good for the skin. The food is recommended, as it has both seafood and meat.
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エイム's answer (Posted on:2016/3/26)
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Conveniently located directly connected to the south exit of Niigata Station
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新潟駅南口直結でとても便利なホテルです。新潟で宿泊する際は必ずここ。ごはんがおいしいんですよ。駅中にある越後のお酒ミュージアム「ぽんしゅ館」はおすすめです。新潟のお酒のほとんどがあるんじゃないかと思うほどお酒がいっぱいあります。また、ご近所にある「葱坊主」というごはん屋さんもおすすめ。お酒もつまみもおいしいお店です。
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まき's answer (Posted on:2015/10/29)
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You won't get bored even if you look at it for a whole day.
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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.
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るき's answer (Posted on:2022/3/ 8)
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In Niigata, Tsukioka Onsen is a good choice.
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There are rooms with open-air baths, so even if you drink a lot, you can sober up in your room and then take a bath. Of course, you can enjoy Echigo-style cuisine prepared by chefs who are proud of their skills in the open kitchen. It's fun because you can also purchase souvenirs such as Echigo Izumikei Ginjoshu.
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まじょ's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 3)
12. Hotel Seifuen
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This is an inn in Tsukioka Onsen (Shibata City)
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I have stayed here with my family on a trip to Niigata before. There are various types of rooms and plans, including Japanese-style and Western-style rooms, and various types of hot springs. We also enjoyed a variety of local sake. It is relatively close to get there, with shuttle buses from Toyosaka Station and Shibata Station, which are about 20 minutes by train from Niigata Station, and 20 minutes by car from Yasuda IC.
Answered question: I'm going on a trip to Niigata with three friend. Please tell me where to stay and enjoy local sake and food! Our budget is 20,000 yen One person!
かずぽん's answer (Posted on:2014/6/ 3)
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There is a restaurant where you can enjoy local sake.
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If you are looking for a place to stay where you can enjoy Niigata's local sake and food that goes well with it, we recommend Hotel Nikko Niigata. You can enjoy Niigata's delicious local sake in the hotel restaurant. The food is also delicious, as it uses high-quality ingredients. After drinking, please relax in your room.
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どんどん1555's answer (Posted on:2019/2/16)
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