บริเวณรอบๆ Myoko Sunshine Land × ที่พักสัมผัสธรรมชาติมีคะแนนอาหารสูงโรงแรม·เรียวกัง

This was my third visit this year. I enjoyed the Japanese cuisine on my previous stay, so I chose the kaiseki course again this time. When a seasoned male staff member served our meal, he said, “You visited in May last time, didn’t you?” I was truly touched that he took the time to check (and I’m sorry—I mistakenly said I came in June). The attentive service, breathtaking views, excellent hot spring water quality, spotless changing area, and beautiful interior—this Hotel is the best for me. I hope it will always remain a calm and relaxing place.

This is our third stay. The Room, the bath, and the entire Facility are always clean and very comfortable. We enjoy both dinner and breakfast—they are delicious. Every year, after visiting our family grave in our hometown, we stay here. This Accommodation makes our family feel, “Alright—let’s do our best so we can come back again next year.”

The Facility was extremely clean, and the bath was great. The amenities were well stocked, and we stayed with both dinner and breakfast included this time. The food was simply delicious. We would love to stay again.

Black mineral bath after a long time This was my fifth visit. The black water is stronger at the day-use spa than at the Hotel, so I went there first—but has it been getting lighter year by year? The first time I bathed, there was sediment built up and it felt like soaking in mud. The smell was like a rotten ditch. I got hooked and came back many times, but… does it feel more diluted now? The smell was still incredibly strong, though. But that’s fine. Because I love it.

Our family of three stayed in connecting Rooms with two Rooms linked by a door. With plenty of space and two toilets, we were able to relax comfortably. The ski resort is nearby, and you can walk to the restaurant area at Roadside Station Arai. The only downside is that there is only one large Onsen bath, with alternating hours for men and women, so you can’t use it at your preferred time. The staff were very friendly and helpful. This Hotel offers great value for money and comes highly recommended.

The Facility itself feels a bit dated, but the meals were delicious, with many dishes featuring seasonal local ingredients. The Onsen water was also excellent, and the Room had a reliable internet connection. Overall, we were very satisfied.

Full of Showa-era charm, both dinner and breakfast are delicious. The onsen is a natural hot spring with free-flowing water, making this accommodation perfect. Family-run, we had an enjoyable stay.

I stayed at Sunshine Hotel for summer golf in Myoko Kogen. The Room was clean and had no issues, and this time I opted for a plan with breakfast included. The air conditioning felt slightly weak, and the TV was a bit small, but these were minor concerns. I plan to visit several more times for summer golf and will use this Hotel again.

For his birthday trip! We were looking for a stylish cottage with a kitchen, and he loves Onsen too! The kitchen had various utensils, including a rice cooker. They even sold small portions of rice (enough for two servings) at the front desk, so we enjoyed a Japanese-style breakfast the next morning. The Onsen was free-flowing and had that classic Onsen aroma! We ended up soaking in it three times! With a car, the supermarket wasn’t far either, making it all the more memorable. It would have been even better if there was a coffee maker, so I’d rate the room amenities 4 out of 5!

I stayed here after my visit to Akakura Kanko Hotel. The Onsen was wonderful. The meals were also very delicious. Thank you very much.

I stayed for two nights to climb Mt. Myoko. As a guest here for hiking, I was most grateful to be able to use the free laundry that dries everything perfectly. Thank you very much. The handsome young owner, who resembles actor Ryohei Otani, provides attentive service with hospitality like a five-star Hotel, and his answers to questions are reassuring. I chose the boxed dinner, and it was generous in portion—more than enough to refuel after the climb. The taste was excellent as well. In particular, the miso soup with thin bamboo shoots (hime-takenoko?) was outstanding. The Onsen is rated higher than Akita’s Nyuto Onsen by Nikkei newspaper, and I completely agree. Soaking in the water made my post-hike fatigue disappear at once. The view from the open-air bath is also amazing! I think this sense of openness is what makes it better than Nyuto Onsen. Next time, I would love to visit during the autumn foliage season.

I stayed for one night over the three-day weekend in February. Just as the Reviews said, the food was delicious and the Room was clean, so I’m glad I chose this Accommodation. The bathroom was about the size that would feel full with three people, but since this Facility doesn’t have many Rooms, we were able to use it privately by going at a different time. It took about a 20-minute walk from Akakura Onsen Ski Resort, but with snow piled up on both sides of the road making it narrow—and cars passing by from time to time—it may be better to contact the Accommodation in advance and request a pick-up (it’s best to reach out early rather than at the last minute, as they will likely be preparing dinner). They gave me Shuttle Service after check-out to the ski resort, and also from the ski resort to the station. Buses to the station don’t run very frequently, so I truly appreciated the Shuttle Service. This is an Accommodation I’d like to stay at again next year. Thank you.

Thank you for your warm, home-style hospitality—it made for a wonderful stay at the end of the season. For our children, the best memories of this trip were the pension’s Room and meals. Even while skiing, they were looking forward to dinner each night. We have big appetites, so we were very satisfied with the food. We also appreciated that bath towels were provided. When we visit Myoko again, we would love to stay here.

With work finally wrapped up, I stayed at Kyukamura Myoko as a treat for myself and my family. From the moment we arrived, the soothing aroma helped us unwind. We relaxed in our Japanese-style Room, enjoyed the welcome coffee, gazed up at Mt. Myoko, and took it easy on the sofa. The Onsen and sauna were very comfortable, but it was truly disappointing that there was no open-air bath. Dinner was the Kanade course and far exceeded our expectations—fresh sashimi, beef shabu-shabu, handmade desserts, and even a rice tasting comparison. Drinks were more reasonably priced than I expected as well, so we were very satisfied with the meal. Slightly tipsy afterward, we roasted marshmallows at the outdoor bonfire area (free of charge) and spent some time chatting with family and other guests while watching the flames. Breakfast also featured many Niigata specialties (tare-katsu, fried tofu, soba noodles, Koshihikari rice, Yasuda yogurt...), so much that we couldn’t finish everything—and we were truly satisfied. Overall, it was an Accommodation where we could really relax at a slow pace, and I would love to stay again with my family.

Thank you very much for your hospitality, even on an off-season weekday.

Last year, we had to cancel the Reservation just before our stay as 2 out of 7 people caught the flu. This time, we could only make a one-night Reservation due to limited Room availability, but it was worth it. The meals exceeded expectations—mini osechi, seafood, simmered dishes, tempura, handmade desserts—all in portions more than enough for big eaters. The rice was very delicious and self-serve style allowed us to enjoy as much as we wanted without hesitation. Breakfast included special tofu and was also very tasty. The bath offered a view of snowy landscapes; the water temperature felt slightly lukewarm but perfect for relaxing comfortably. Although the Accommodation has an older feel to it, everything was kept very clean and tidy. The staff were all kind and welcoming. We wish we could have stayed for two nights!

I visited during a solo motorcycle trip. Since it was near a ski resort, it seemed off-season, so there were few guests, and I was able to relax and fully enjoy the Onsen. Although I chose a no-meal Plan, I received complimentary coffee and freshly baked croissants in the morning. The croissants were freshly baked and delicious. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

We stayed for two nights as a family of three (parent and child) to cheer at our child’s tournament. Here are the good points: The living Japanese-style room was about 20 tatami mats in size, and there was an internet-enabled projector, so we could watch YouTube and ABEMA Prime on a big screen—my wife and child were very happy. Each Room had an air conditioner plus either a kerosene fan heater or an oil heater, so we had no issues with the cold. The Accommodation was pre-warmed for us in advance, which made it very comfortable. The kitchen was also quite spacious and fully satisfactory, and there was a coffee grinder—we ground beans and enjoyed great coffee. The not-so-good points: There is no curtain on the door at the entrance leading to the sauna room, so it can be seen from outside (we didn’t use the sauna). It would be nice to have basic seasonings (salt & pepper, soy sauce). It’s a bit far from supermarkets and restaurants. Overall, we were very satisfied, and we’d like to stay again if we come nearby. (It felt slightly wasteful for just three people to rent.)

The building is old, but the air conditioner and bidet toilet are almost brand new. The bath has a wonderful retro Showa-era vibe. Ideal for guests who mainly want to enjoy the Onsen. Without Niigata Prefecture’s Go To Travel campaign, it may feel a bit overpriced.