割烹の宿 櫻家
8.4
Excellent(210 reviews)
1043-41 Yahiko, Nishikambara District, Niigata 959-0323, Japan
+81 256-94-2009
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Hotel Description
Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya
Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya is a charming and relaxed hot spring hotel located at 1043-41 Yahiko, Nishikambara District, Niigata 959-0323, Japan. Just a 2-minute walk from the peaceful Yahiko Park, this hotel offers guests a tranquil retreat surrounded by beautiful gardens and streams. The hotel is also just 13 minutes on foot from the ancient Shinto shrine, Iyahiko-jinja, making it an ideal spot for both relaxation and cultural exploration. Guests will experience traditional Japanese hospitality in a serene environment that perfectly blends comfort and culture. The design of the hotel features traditional elements such as tatami floors and futons, along with chabudai dining tables, giving the space a calming, rustic aesthetic.
The rooms at Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya are designed for comfort and relaxation, offering bright, airy spaces. Many rooms feature tatami floors and chabudai tables, allowing guests to experience authentic Japanese living. Some rooms offer open-air tubs where guests can soak and enjoy the beautiful surrounding nature in privacy. In-room amenities include televisions, and certain rooms also feature private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers, ensuring that all needs are met for a relaxing stay. Room service is available to ensure guests' comfort throughout their visit.
The hotel offers an array of special amenities to enhance the guest experience. A communal bathhouse featuring geothermal hot spring water is available for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can also enjoy private baths in some rooms for a more intimate onsen experience. A traditional Japanese breakfast is served in the airy dining room at short-legged tables, providing a delightful and authentic start to the day. Dinner is available upon request. For those who wish to unwind further, massages are offered for a fee.
Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya is easily accessible with a convenient 1-minute walk to Yahiko Station, and just a short distance from several popular landmarks. The hotel is well connected to local public transportation, with nearby access to Niigata Airport, which is about a 54-minute taxi ride away. For those wishing to explore the area further, the hotel is within walking distance of Yahiko Park and Yahiko Shrine. The surrounding area also offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking trails up Mount Yahiko, where visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Sea of Japan.
Guests can immerse themselves in local culture with a visit to nearby attractions such as Yahiko Shrine, a centuries-old Shinto shrine located within a lush forest. The hotel is also near Yahiko Ropeway Station Sanroku, providing access to scenic views and an adventure up the mountain.
In addition to the hotel's offerings, the surrounding area boasts several excellent dining options, including traditional Japanese restaurants and seafood eateries. After a day of sightseeing or relaxation, guests can return to the comfort of Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya for a restful night.
With its serene ambiance, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional amenities, Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya invites guests to experience the best of Japanese hospitality in a peaceful setting. Whether you're visiting for the hot springs, the stunning natural surroundings, or the nearby historical landmarks, this hotel promises a memorable stay in the heart of Niigata.
The rooms at Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya are designed for comfort and relaxation, offering bright, airy spaces. Many rooms feature tatami floors and chabudai tables, allowing guests to experience authentic Japanese living. Some rooms offer open-air tubs where guests can soak and enjoy the beautiful surrounding nature in privacy. In-room amenities include televisions, and certain rooms also feature private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers, ensuring that all needs are met for a relaxing stay. Room service is available to ensure guests' comfort throughout their visit.
The hotel offers an array of special amenities to enhance the guest experience. A communal bathhouse featuring geothermal hot spring water is available for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can also enjoy private baths in some rooms for a more intimate onsen experience. A traditional Japanese breakfast is served in the airy dining room at short-legged tables, providing a delightful and authentic start to the day. Dinner is available upon request. For those who wish to unwind further, massages are offered for a fee.
Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya is easily accessible with a convenient 1-minute walk to Yahiko Station, and just a short distance from several popular landmarks. The hotel is well connected to local public transportation, with nearby access to Niigata Airport, which is about a 54-minute taxi ride away. For those wishing to explore the area further, the hotel is within walking distance of Yahiko Park and Yahiko Shrine. The surrounding area also offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking trails up Mount Yahiko, where visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Sea of Japan.
Guests can immerse themselves in local culture with a visit to nearby attractions such as Yahiko Shrine, a centuries-old Shinto shrine located within a lush forest. The hotel is also near Yahiko Ropeway Station Sanroku, providing access to scenic views and an adventure up the mountain.
In addition to the hotel's offerings, the surrounding area boasts several excellent dining options, including traditional Japanese restaurants and seafood eateries. After a day of sightseeing or relaxation, guests can return to the comfort of Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya for a restful night.
With its serene ambiance, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional amenities, Kappo no Yado Sakura-ya invites guests to experience the best of Japanese hospitality in a peaceful setting. Whether you're visiting for the hot springs, the stunning natural surroundings, or the nearby historical landmarks, this hotel promises a memorable stay in the heart of Niigata.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to Yahiko Park and the Yahiko Shrine
2. 1 min walk to nearest train station, Yahiko Station
3. Guests mentioned 'onsens' 26 times in reviews
4. Geothermal hot spring bathhouse available
5. Traditional Japanese breakfast served at short-legged tables
8.6 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Yahiko Shrine
7 min
Mount Yahiko16 min
Yahiko Park1 min
Yahiko Ropeway Station Sanroku19 min
Tahosan21 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 8.6 |
| Nearest airport | Niigata Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 54 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
$172
$172
$404
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Location
1043-41 Yahiko, Nishikambara District, Niigata 959-0323, Japan
Airports:
Niigata Airport
Taxi: 54 min
Transit: 1 hr 57 min
Transit:
Yoshida Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 7 min
Yahiko Station
Walking: 1 min
Walking: 1 min
Yahall
Walking: 3 min
Nearby locations
8.6
Excellent Location
This relaxed hot spring hotel is a 2-minute walk from the gardens and streams in Yahiko Park, and 13 minutes on foot from the Shinto shrine Iyahiko-jinja.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Banquet hall
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Private bath
Business & events
Meeting rooms
Food & drink
Restaurant
Breakfast
Vending machines
Bathrooms
Private bathroom in some rooms
Bathtub in some rooms
Shower in some rooms
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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5/5
dinner and onsen
KH 818cc
5/5
My wife and three children used it. The food was very delicious and the staff was very kind and nice. It's also nice to be able to walk around the building without wearing slippers.The beef stew for dinner was tender and delicious. Breakfast is also huge. Thank you for preparing baby food for the children. The hotel was friendly to both children and adults.
aoba daily
4/5
I used it for a day trip. The food was so delicious that I couldn't finish it. The private bath was also spacious and nice. The atmosphere was nice and the young staff at the restaurant explained the facility and the food to us. The only thing I noticed was that the tatami mats in the room I stayed in for the day seemed to be old, and when I knelt down to make tea, small pieces of tatami mats stuck to my clothes.Other than that, everything was fine. I would like to use it again for family celebrations etc.
RO HI
5/5
As it is called a kappo inn, ``Dinner is amazing!'' 'It was an inn.I was especially surprised at how good the sashimi was. What I thought was country food turned out to be a dish carefully prepared by a chef!The waiter was also a waiter with excellent timing!Please be prepared that the building is old as it has a history 😊The software inside is full of wonderful originality.We also have some innovations in our morning coffee cups, so please come stay and enjoy our service 😊Although the bath did not have a sauna or anything like that, it was a good temperature and space, and the hot water was a very gentle hot spring.I have used it 3 times and my skin has become smoother✨I want to come again
key k.
5/5
As it is a Japanese style inn, the food is delicious. I heard that the head chef was trained in Kyoto, which makes sense. That's the taste. You can also choose a yukata, and coffee is brewed in the lobby during morning hours. Are the souvenirs used here rather than local ones? It's not much, but it's next to the front desk. The main building and annex are only connected on the 3rd floor, so you will need to change elevators. The nearby Yahiko station is wonderful.
yuya
4/5
It was a nice historical inn.There is a parking lot for cars, and Yahiko Station is right in front.In the morning, I walked to Yahiko Shrine.For breakfast, I was able to eat Koshihikari rice to my heart's content.
KEI
5/5
On March 26th, my friend and I stayed from 11:00 to 16:00 on a day trip plan that included lunch.The first thing I thought was that I was very impressed with the way the young male employee interacted with me. He showed me the rooms and gave me detailed explanations with a soft voice and a smile, making it easy to understand. Although it was Sakuraya, I was able to spend my time calmly.I was very impressed with how efficiently and smoothly the food was served and explained.The paid private bath was very spacious and the temperature was lukewarm, so I thoroughly enjoyed it for about 50 minutes.All the food was delicious and I finished it easily.I was happy with the variety of seafood and vegetables that were full of flavor without being overly seasoned.I enjoyed the tableware and felt like I was at a high-end restaurant.The time passed so quickly that my friend and I had a great time and decided that we would definitely want to stay there next time.
り
5/5
I visited this inn for the first time after giving birth. I was a little nervous because I was traveling with a baby, but since this is a welcome baby hotel, the staff spoke to me calmly and kindly, and there was a lot of consideration for children everywhere, making it very comfortable. It was great!I stayed in a room called Tsumugi no Ma. There was only a Tsumugi room on that floor, so I personally felt at ease because I didn't have to worry about other rooms even if my child cried. The room was spacious, clean, and I was very satisfied.It was also very nice to be able to enjoy the hot springs in the bath in the room.When we arrived, there was a nap blanket for the kids, and there was also a list with pictures of baby equipment rentals, as well as information about meal times, bath times, etc., which was easy to understand. I thought that was very polite.And the dinner was especially delicious.I have stayed at many inns with delicious food, but this one was also very satisfying!Each one was elegant and every bite was delicious! Lots of local ingredients too! It was the first time in my life that sea urchin was so delicious (^^)I was very happy that both dinner and breakfast were served in my room, and the accommodation was very baby-friendly when it came to dinner time and serving.Anyway, I was very satisfied, so I definitely want to go again ◎
yukihiko noguchi
3/5
Right in front of the station, right next to the parking lot. No soil is allowed inside the museum, and slippers are not worn, so moving around is easy and safe. It's hard to walk in slippers and I'm scared of stairs.The bath is not big though! The food is delicious.
け
4/5
First of all, when I checked into this inn, I was surprised by the high quality of the staff's service.A young boy with a stylish appearance was in charge, but his speech and movements were beautiful, his explanations were thorough and skillful, and he was really well trained.The woman who served dinner had not been working for a long time, so her customer service skills are not perfect, but the atmosphere was soft and easy to talk to, and I could feel that she was ready to serve customers with care. Great hospitality.The breakfast lady was friendly and energetic, and the hostess and owner were very responsive, and the customer service was absolutely perfect.And the food is amazing.The quality of the ingredients, seasoning, creativity, and sense of menu structure are all of a high standard, and everything is delicious.It is not uncommon for high-class hotels to offer this level of cuisine, but the fact that they are able to offer this type of cuisine at a standard price range is the result of corporate efforts.The food is by far the most delicious in an inn in this price range.The interior of the hotel is comfortable with tatami flooring from the entrance, and the modern lobby has a sense of style that you wouldn't expect from the exterior.The room itself feels a little old, but it is a normal room that does not have a heavy and old feeling like a pure Japanese style, and is well-cleaned and comfortable.In addition, the futons are made with very good mattresses and the air conditioner is new, so you can rest comfortably.There is nothing special about the scenery, and there is no open-air bath, but since the location is only a few dozen seconds walk from the station and there are sightseeing spots within walking distance, I can imagine that it would be difficult to balance the scenery with the open-air bath. It's not a negative point.The only negative point is that the large hot spring bath is quite small, and it would probably be full if three people fit in the bath, so you need to check the timing of your bathing, and I recommend reserving a private bath for a fee. Masu.However, the paid private baths are not expensive, the design of the baths is good, and the atmosphere is soothing, and the hot springs themselves have a light spring quality that is gentle on the skin, but the hot water has a pleasant texture, so it is well worth the fee. there is.With this kind of customer service and food, it was inevitable that it would be ranked in the Best Accommodations Award.