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My mother, my aunt, and I stayed here together. Upon arrival, we passed through a spacious, beautiful lobby and were guided by a staff member to Koshi no Sato. Perhaps because it was Golden Week, there were no seats for the welcome matcha drink at first, but we enjoyed it later and it was delicious. Since I had consulted in advance about my mother’s mobility issues, they had prepared a chair in our Room, which we truly appreciated. Dinner featured elegantly seasoned dishes made with an abundance of local ingredients. The staff’s explanations of each dish were easy to understand, and we could genuinely feel their heartfelt hospitality. The Onsen water at Tsukioka Onsen was also wonderful; after just one night, my mother’s and aunt’s neuralgia seemed to improve slightly. When we left, the staff carried our luggage all the way to the entrance. While many places help with luggage at check-in but leave you to handle it yourself at check-out, here we received warm hospitality right through to the very end—and it deeply moved us. It certainly isn’t cheap, but I believe this Accommodation is well worth the price.

I usually try to live frugally, but something wonderful happened, and this trip was a reward to celebrate all that hard work. The private open-air bath, the delicious meals served in our Room, and this lovely Accommodation that helped us forget everyday life were all exceptional. I will never forget the warm hospitality.

This was my first trip to Niigata, and I stayed here. Every staff member provided courteous, wonderful service, and I was able to spend a very comfortable time. In the lobby, we enjoyed welcome drinks and Japanese sweets, and I was happy to be able to rent a colorful yukata for a reasonable price of 200 yen. The Room was spacious with a modern sofa, and we could look down over the streets of Tsukioka Onsen. At night, we could also see the garden illuminated by moonlight from the Room. In the large public bath, cleansing oil and face wash were placed in each individual booth, which I really appreciated. There were also ReFa hair dryers and facial devices at the vanity area in the large public bath, which delighted my daughter. The meals were healthy with gentle flavors. The breakfast buffet also offered freshly pounded mochi that we could enjoy in various flavors, along with Yasuda yogurt and even strawberry smoothies—we ate until we were happily full. It was a truly wonderful Accommodation. Thank you very much.

We drove 4.5 hours from Tokyo to see the famous emerald-green Onsen for ourselves, and arrived to a grand entrance where many staff members warmly welcomed us. The moment you step inside, the luxurious, high-quality architecture lifts your spirits. The Onsen really is emerald green, with a strong sulfur scent that makes you feel you’ve come to a truly great hot spring. The intensity of the sulfur aroma rivals Kusatsu—maybe even stronger!? The large public bath is very spacious, and with several different baths to choose from, it never gets boring. With such high-quality Onsen and snowy scenery, it was so wonderful we could have stayed in forever. As for the meals, the sashimi was especially delicious. I did feel the breakfast buffet could have been a bit better, but given the reasonable price, I have no complaints. If it were closer, I’d come all the time—an Accommodation with an exceptionally high level of satisfaction.

The staff were polite and approachable, and the Room was clean. The Onsen was not crowded, so it was easy to use. There were also free drinks and a table tennis table, which I enjoyed with friends. I only had breakfast, but there was a wide variety of options and it was delicious. If I have the chance to visit again, I will return.

I stayed in Room 311 in GATEI, and the tatami floor creaked a lot, so it might bother some people. Other than that, everything was very good. The bath was hot and kept me warm afterward, which felt great. There is a sauna, but no cold plunge pool, so you can’t use it the same way as a typical public bathhouse. The sulfur Onsen had quite a strong smell, though I thought that added to the atmosphere in its own way. The smell does linger throughout the Hotel, though. I only had breakfast, but it was very satisfying—especially the miso soup.

My first time in Tsukioka Onsen. The water was at a comfortable temperature, perfect for a long soak—the best Onsen I’ve ever experienced. I’ve tried many kinds of cuisine, but this was the first time “beautiful” felt like the right word. When I sent photos to my son, his first reaction was: “It’s so beautiful.” Truly a meal that delights all five senses! The hospitality from the manager and the proprietress was also outstanding! If I had to mention one thing, having a desk and chair for business use would make longer stays more feasible. If it could be arranged on request... Then again, maybe it’s better to step away from work when you’re here—hard to decide... I’ve found another Facility I’d love to visit again when I get the chance. Thank you.

It was a three-generation girls’ trip with my mother, my daughter, and me. Although it was a Japanese-style Room, it had three beds, which made it comfortable for my elderly mother and she was very pleased. Dinner was delicious as well, with meat, fish, and seasonal vegetables. The garden view during the meal and from the Room was wonderful. The bath truly lived up to Tsukioka Onsen—my skin felt so smooth afterward. If I had to mention one thing, since the three of us went to the bath separately at times, we would have appreciated having two keys. It was a great trip.

The food was delicious, and the staff were wonderful! The hot spring water was excellent too, with a great sulfur scent. The disappointing part was the sauna. There were no sauna mats, so if you go in as-is, there are towels laid down but they’re soaking wet... I left within seconds. I’m concerned about hygiene. Another point is the Room entrance. The door opens by pushing, and you take off your shoes there (which wouldn’t be an issue at a Business Hotel where you keep your shoes on), but it’s narrow and hard to remove them, and since there’s no step up, I ended up stepping inside a little with my shoes on. Those were the things that stood out during my stay. Overall, though, I’m satisfied—thank you for taking care of us.

The staff's hospitality was truly warm and welcoming, making us feel at home. The meals were delicious and perfectly portioned, with the rice being especially outstanding. We sincerely hope this Ryokan continues to thrive for years to come.

If you want to enjoy a traditional Onsen accommodation, this is the perfect choice! The service is excellent, and I would love to stay here again if given the chance! The bath is a bit small.

I stayed here because there was a company welcome/farewell party nearby. It’s conveniently located near the station, and the parking lot is fairly spacious. The Facility may feel a bit old, but for one night with No Meals Included, the Room and bed are spacious and comfortable. The front desk staff were also calm and courteous, which I appreciated. I’ll likely stay here again when I have another get-together in the area. Thank you in advance.

I used the accommodation for my sister's stay. According to her, "The onsen was very nice," and "They were very considerate of our circumstances." Thanks to this, she was able to spend her time comfortably. Thank you very much.

The large public bath and breakfast are excellent. I will visit again.

The front desk staff were helpful, and the property was clean.

Among the few pet-friendly accommodations, I chose a no-dinner plan as I had plans during the day and checked in late. Prioritizing cost-effectiveness since it was just for staying overnight. The room was well-cleaned, had a sense of cleanliness, and I was very satisfied. The breakfast was delicious enough, leaving me very satisfied, making this accommodation a definite choice for repeat visits. The onsen at the external bathhouse was also excellent. Thank you very much!