働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店
5.6
Good(23 reviews)
1 Chome-1-11 Minatocho, Joetsu, Niigata 942-0011, Japan
+81 25-520-4015
+4
Hotel Description
Aikawa Working People's Inn Naoetsu Port
Set near the confluence of the Seki and Hokura rivers, 働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店 (Aikawa Working People's Inn Naoetsu Port) presents an ideal retreat for travelers in Joetsu, Niigata. Located at 1 Chome-1-11 Minatocho, Joetsu, Niigata 942-0011, Japan, this charming hotel is conveniently situated just 2 km from Naoetsu train station, making it an accessible choice for both business and leisure guests. The surrounding area is rich in culture and history, with nearby attractions like the beautiful Kota Shrine, located 4 km away, and the stunning mountaintop Kasugayama Castle, which is just a short 7 km journey.
The hotel features streamlined rooms that provide a cozy atmosphere, designed to promote relaxation after a day of exploration. Some rooms showcase traditional futons and tatami flooring, offering guests an authentic Japanese experience. Each room is equipped with Internet access and televisions, ensuring comfort and connectivity during your stay. Bathrooms are shared, maintaining the hotel’s simplicity while fostering a community feel among guests.
Exceptional amenities enhance the guest experience, including complimentary breakfast, parking, and laundry facilities. Guests can also enjoy access to a common area that includes a fridge, microwave, and tea and coffee-making equipment, perfect for those who prefer to prepare their own snacks and meals.
Transportation and accessibility are key advantages at this hotel. With public transport options nearby, guests can easily navigate the region. Notably, Naoetsu Station is a quick taxi ride away, and there are convenient walking routes to other transport hubs. Major airports, such as Toyama Airport, are accessible via taxi or public transit, making it simple for travelers to arrive and depart.
The health and safety of guests is a top priority at 働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店. The hotel implements stringent health protocols and contactless check-in options, reflecting a strong commitment to guest safety.
Guests will find a variety of activities and experiences available nearby. The area is ripe for cultural engagement and exploration, with several notable attractions within reach. Just a 5-minute walk away is the Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari, a delightful marine museum featuring captivating dolphin performances and diverse aquatic life. For those interested in history, the Takada Castle Three-storey Turret, located 20 minutes away, offers stunning cherry blossom views, especially during the spring. The Kasugayama Castle Ruins, just 15 minutes from the hotel, provide breathtaking elevated views and picturesque hiking trails.
Local dining options abound, with several recommended restaurants within close proximity. Guests can explore a variety of culinary experiences, including authentic Japanese cuisine at a traditional eatery, fresh seafood at a bustling market, and delightful ramen shops known for their flavorful dishes. Additionally, gourmet dining experiences await at a local fusion restaurant, while quaint cafés serve up handcrafted pastries and beverages.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings and welcoming atmosphere at 働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店, where comfort and local culture come together to create unforgettable memories.
The hotel features streamlined rooms that provide a cozy atmosphere, designed to promote relaxation after a day of exploration. Some rooms showcase traditional futons and tatami flooring, offering guests an authentic Japanese experience. Each room is equipped with Internet access and televisions, ensuring comfort and connectivity during your stay. Bathrooms are shared, maintaining the hotel’s simplicity while fostering a community feel among guests.
Exceptional amenities enhance the guest experience, including complimentary breakfast, parking, and laundry facilities. Guests can also enjoy access to a common area that includes a fridge, microwave, and tea and coffee-making equipment, perfect for those who prefer to prepare their own snacks and meals.
Transportation and accessibility are key advantages at this hotel. With public transport options nearby, guests can easily navigate the region. Notably, Naoetsu Station is a quick taxi ride away, and there are convenient walking routes to other transport hubs. Major airports, such as Toyama Airport, are accessible via taxi or public transit, making it simple for travelers to arrive and depart.
The health and safety of guests is a top priority at 働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店. The hotel implements stringent health protocols and contactless check-in options, reflecting a strong commitment to guest safety.
Guests will find a variety of activities and experiences available nearby. The area is ripe for cultural engagement and exploration, with several notable attractions within reach. Just a 5-minute walk away is the Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari, a delightful marine museum featuring captivating dolphin performances and diverse aquatic life. For those interested in history, the Takada Castle Three-storey Turret, located 20 minutes away, offers stunning cherry blossom views, especially during the spring. The Kasugayama Castle Ruins, just 15 minutes from the hotel, provide breathtaking elevated views and picturesque hiking trails.
Local dining options abound, with several recommended restaurants within close proximity. Guests can explore a variety of culinary experiences, including authentic Japanese cuisine at a traditional eatery, fresh seafood at a bustling market, and delightful ramen shops known for their flavorful dishes. Additionally, gourmet dining experiences await at a local fusion restaurant, while quaint cafés serve up handcrafted pastries and beverages.
We warmly invite you to experience the unique offerings and welcoming atmosphere at 働く人の宿 あいかわ 直江津港店, where comfort and local culture come together to create unforgettable memories.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Conveniently located near Naoetsu train station and cultural attractions
2. Streamlined rooms with traditional futons and tatami floors
3. Complimentary breakfast and parking available for guests
4. Common area with kitchen amenities for guest convenience
5. Strong health and safety protocols to ensure guest well-being
6. Nearby attractions include the Joetsu Aquarium and historic castles
7.0 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Joetsu Aquarium Umigatari
5 min
Takada Castle Three-storey Turret20 min
Kasugayama Castle Ruins15 min
Takada Castle Site Park16 min
Naoetsu D51 Rail Park20 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 17:00 |
| Check-out | 09:00 |
| Location rating | 7.0 |
| Nearest airport | Toyama Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 46 min |
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Location
1 Chome-1-11 Minatocho, Joetsu, Niigata 942-0011, Japan
Airports:
Toyama Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 46 min
Transit: 3 hr 3 min
Transit:
ナオエツコウ
Walking: 7 min
Kasugayama Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr
Kuroi Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 28 min
Naoetsu Station
Taxi: 5 min
Walking: 23 min
Nearby locations
7.0
Very Good Location
Set near the confluence of the Seki and Hokura rivers, this simple hotel is 2 km from Naoetsu train station, 4 km from Kota Shrine and 7 km from the mountaintop Kasugayama Castle.
Top Attractions
Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Public bath
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
6.0
8 reviews
Wonderful
1
Excellent
3
Good
1
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1
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2
こっちのたけ
4/5
This is a business accommodation.The shared bath, toilet, and refrigerator are also shared and not in the room.There is WiFi and the internet speed is decent.There aren't many places around the hotel that you can walk to except a convenience store and a small restaurant.However, breakfast and dinner are both good in volume and menu.If you are staying on business, this is the most comfortable place.
田北
2/5
Although it was high season, I dare to write down the price, but with this content, 7500 yen for a room without meals is expensive.Also, the lights in the bathroom were suddenly turned off, so I thought this was a good idea. (As others have written, the shower did not have hot water and had a large washing area)We managed to get back to the changing room using the moonlight, but a little while later an Asian woman who was running the washing machine came in and we were both surprised.(Although the other person didn't really care, and I was also wearing pants and a T-shirt, so it didn't really matter.)Apparently it's the original power supply? Apparently the light was turned off, and even when I pressed the switch in the changing room and outside, the light remained off...Honestly, I don't think I would have posted this if it wasn't for this...One thing to keep in mind is that the air conditioner in the hallway is working pretty well, and the air conditioner in the room gets really cold.
宮坂賢
4/5
The rooms and bathrooms are made by craftsmen, and the meals depend on the plan, but they are very delicious. I am very satisfied with the cleanliness.
Haruya Nakagawa
5/5
It was probably originally a company dormitory, and as you can see, it was an unadorned inn, but it had everything you needed and the food was plentiful and delicious.The bathroom, toilet, and room were well-cleaned and I felt comfortable.The price was a little high during Golden Week, but I still felt it was a good value for money.
くろちゃん
1/5
The plan was for 8 people to stay for about 2 months.I often use business hotels for work. I've stayed at various accommodations across the country, but this was the first time I'd seen a place where lights were turned off at 9pm and people were asked not to bring in alcohol.This is the kind of inn where the landlady will call the company and say, ``Please tell them to use the inn's dining room for alcohol.'' ``As the name of the inn suggests, it's an inn for working people...I was keeping an eye on it with the surveillance camera, and people were coming in and out of the room even after midnight!'' I was so scared!We are not students on a school trip, nor are we hospitalized due to illness, nor are we in institutions such as prisons.There are signs in the rooms and toilets telling people not to do this or that.Three days after staying, the head office president called the landlady to say he was feeling unwell and was canceling the stay, but the landlady somehow asked her to stay the night, so she decided to extend the stay. Then, a few days later, he again asked her to leave.I've been traveling all over the country on business, and for the past eight years I've never had a problem with accommodation facilities, but what could be going on? There may be a point about the inn, but I don't understand it. “I choose my customers! I was surprised at his blatant attitude.When I consulted with the Jalan Support Center, they replied that there was no mention of lights-out time in the accommodation plan description of the inn, so if there was such a rule, they had instructed them to write it down so that it would be clear when making a reservation. there was. I'm a hard user of Jalan and you can tell by looking at my usage history. The support center cannot be reached by phone, but they responded via email.But the food is delicious!This is recommended for those who want to feel like a student on a school trip and who want to stay under their control.The walls are smooth and you can hear snoring from the next room, so I recommend bringing earplugs.
Ike Sakuichi
4/5
Dinner is perfect for the price.
尾崎弘幸
3/5
This was my first time using this hotel as my regular lodging was closed. Reasonably priced at 6,000 yen including two meals. The restaurant is run by a Japanese restaurant, so the food was delicious. Judging from other reviews, the reason why there are so many detailed local rules seems to be an unavoidable measure due to the frequent troubles caused by foreign guests making noise until late at night. The advantages are that it's cheap, the food is delicious, there's a restaurant nearby, there's a convenience store, you can fish at the mouth of the Seki River next door, and the alcohol in the restaurant is cheap. The disadvantages are that there are many detailed local rules, there are no slippers, there is no hot water in the large bath if there are few customers, and the cafeteria is closed on Sundays. So, on Sundays, you can bring your own food and alcohol. I think this is an inn that has very different reviews depending on the person.
小倉克己
1/5
It feels more like a bar for foreign workers than an inn for workers. There are many foreigners who make loud noises with their doors open, and due to the differences in national characteristics, loud Chinese voices and laughter can be heard. There was a sign in the hallway prohibiting smoking while walking, but everyone ignored it. You walk down the hallway with a cigarette in your mouth, and the door is open so the smoke from the cigarette inside the room also flows out into the hallway. Nishinari's Doya is more comfortable. I'll keep my manners. However, the problem lies with the guests rather than the inns, so depending on the day, you may be able to stay cheaply and comfortably. The food is delicious.