Bunsui Station × Ranking Of Accommodation With Signature Seafood CuisineRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Established during the Edo period, this Onsen Ryokan boasts a history of over 300 years. As one of the few properties holding 'market auction rights,' guests can enjoy safe, seasonal, and fresh local Niigata cuisine.

A historic Ryokan on the Teradomari coast of Niigata, established during the Genroku era of the Edo period. Enjoy blissful moments watching the sunset from the panoramic hinoki bath overlooking the harbor. Savor fresh seafood caught that day, prepared as sashimi or grilled.

A 3-minute walk from Joetsu Shinkansen "Tsubame-Sanjo Station" and about a 3-minute drive from Hokuriku Expressway "Sanjo-Tsubame IC," offering excellent accessibility. You can also reach "Niigata Station" and "Nagaoka Station" in just one Shinkansen stop. Located on the 2nd floor of the East Wing, the semi-natural artificial Onsen, Komyoseki Onsen ~Genyo no Yu~, soothes your travel fatigue. All rooms are equipped with a 50-inch LCD TV, our original mattress "Cloud fit SP," two types of pillows with adjustable size, firmness, and texture, as well as a bedside control panel integrating charging outlets (including USB ports) and air conditioning controls. Experience the evolution of APA Hotel's comfort!

Located on a hill overlooking the mouth of the Shinano River Okozu Diversion Channel, our facility is situated within the Sado-Yahiko-Yoneyama Quasi-National Park. It offers a stunning location with views of the Sea of Japan and Sado Island in front, as well as sacred Mount Yahiko and picturesque rural landscapes to the right. From your room or our large public bath, you can witness breathtaking sunsets over the Sea of Japan—an unforgettable experience. Enjoy a unique order-style buffet featuring an abundance of fresh seafood made possible by "Teradomari," renowned for its rich bounty from the Sea of Japan.

Our Accommodation welcomes you with seasonal flavors. Using carefully selected ingredients chosen by our head chef, you can experience Yahiko’s four seasons with both heart and palate. The renowned Yahiko Onsen, also known as the “Hot Springs of the Gods,” offers strong calming effects and is expected to support recovery after illness and promote overall health. With gentle waters that are safe for seniors, babies, and pregnant guests, it is known for benefits such as beautiful skin, fatigue relief, and stress reduction.

A secluded property in the mountains boasts two types of onsen and cuisine featuring fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients. Spacious Japanese-style rooms offer comfort with a kotatsu in winter and a private semi-open-air bath made of hinoki wood. Enjoy the onsen in a special room with its own source while admiring the changing seasons. Additionally, the fresh octopus shabu-shabu dish provides a unique taste with its tender texture and the crunchiness of the suction cups.

This Property boasts a 400-ton fish preserve and prides itself on serving fresh seafood dishes. From our most popular Japanese-style Room, ranging from 10 to 16 tatami mats, you can enjoy views of the nationally designated Yahiko Mountain and the Sea of Japan stretching from Teradomari Port. On clear days, you can also see Sado Island and stunning sunsets from outside the Property. For dinner, even with our standard Plan, you can indulge in extraordinary dishes such as lobster, premium tuna belly, snow crab, and grilled abalone at a reasonable price. About a 5-minute drive from the Property, you'll find the nationally famous Fish Market Street, perfect for sightseeing, souvenir shopping, food sampling, and even swimming at the nearby beach during summer. If you want to enjoy truly delicious seafood, come visit Teradomari!