Iseya Inn

The bathroom is a large home bath, the toilet is shared, and I ordered a plan that included breakfast, so I ate it in the dining room where other guests were also eating. The rice is really delicious, and the miso soup also has regional differences. Very delicious.A casual trip suddenly decided by the couple. I wanted to enjoy sushi and Shio-no-Yu hot springs in Niigata, so I guess I went through Rakuten Travel.Everyone wrote reviews saying that the food was delicious, so I decided to go for a plan that included breakfast!After taking a bath at sunset in Nakajo, I was satisfied with Makoto and checked in at night.The surrounding city area was quite dark, but the inn's lanterns were shining brightly, so I could easily see it.There seems to be a parking lot right outside the hotel. When I entered the front door, the landlady wasn't there at the counter, so I rang the bell.The room doesn't have a view, but it has a TV and air conditioning. The Febreze smell is a little strong.Many of the other customers came alone, so everyone was very quiet.A 7-Eleven, Super Wallok, and drug store are nearby on foot.So it's easy to get the things you use everyday like lotion, and since Woloku is open until 10pm, you can have nice side dishes in your room, and there's a yakitori restaurant next door. Since it's a bar, I think it's really good. Everyone is quiet at night, and if it's cold, the air conditioner works. There are yukatas and towels available, but if you are aware that you are sensitive to cold, it will be easier to sleep if you bring underwear.The breakfast is delicious enough to be mentioned separately. There's a vending machine outside, so if you want water, you can use the vending machine outside.I ate breakfast, prepared a lot of things, paid the money at checkout, and just as my husband was there, I talked to him a little bit about the timing and highlights, and he seemed like I could talk to him about a lot of things.I think Onjuku would be a good base for many things, whether you're coming for work or sightseeing. The price is also very low. I'm sure I'll be able to help you again.

Dinner was very delicious. The sashimi was fresh, and the Saikyo-yaki salmon and meatballs with cartilage were exquisite. The rice was also glossy, as expected from Niigata. Although the bath was not a hot spring, my daughter and I were impressed by how shiny and large the stainless steel bath was. Although it is not a new building, it feels clean. The price was reasonable and I thought it would be good for student training camps.The soba restaurant for lunch seems to be closed due to a lack of staff, so please check if you are looking for one.My family of 3 stayed here and I would like to use it again.

I stayed here during Golden Week!They were very accommodating, the food was delicious, and I had a comfortable time. It was very convenient as there were convenience stores, coin laundry, supermarket, drug store, and 100 yen shop within walking distance. The room was clean and comfortable. Wifi and TV are available. The refrigerator was the size of a single person, located outside the room, and shared with other guests. When I stayed there, it was empty and I didn't have any problems. I would like to stay again.

When someone suddenly said, ``I want to eat soba,'' I remembered this restaurant. It's been a while since I last had it, but the taste was as expected. What I ordered was Tempura Seiro. The noodles had a good texture, went down well, and if it was during the new soba season, it would have had a really good flavor! But it's definitely delicious! If a friend asks you, ``Where's the best soba restaurant?'', this is one of the restaurants you'll definitely answer.