A very good business/conference hotel, great for those travelling for leisure too. I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel, the single room is small but very comfortable, and I had a great view of Niigata Station and the city, enjoying a nice sunset seen from the room. Free tea/coffee/bath powder (nyuyoku ryo) and other amenities offered in the... More

Good hotel, in the center of town and very easy to find. Rooms were modern and well furnished. Breakfast was very good and staff were generally friendly, with the exception of one or two who were somewhat cold in attitude.

Located just next to Niigata railway station which is the terminus of Joetsu Shinkansen. After exploring Nagaoka on previous day, I stayed here for a night before heading east to Fukushima. It is very convenient to get to especially if you have a large suitcase to carry around. I had a deluxe single room which was very small and with... More

I stayed at the Niigata Chisun Hotel in mid-August and it was quite busy, perhaps due to the O-Bon festival. It was my third time staying at a Chisusn hotel, the other two times being Nagoya and Utsunomiya, and it was a comparable experience. The Chisun chain provides good value for money. It is a good business hotel for someone... More

The hotel is extremely well located accessible from Niigata Station with a covered walkway. There was a drizzle the vening I arrived and I did not even get wet. The room is clean (as expected) and has everything you need (including a razor and a comb, though a little small.

with such a heavy suit case on hand, it was a relief that the hotel was just a short distance from the shinkansen exit. only draw back is that there were stairs that needed to be navigated with the weight of the suit case. lobby is a bit dizzying but the room size was just right and it had a... More

I stayed at the Chisun hotel Niigata with my husband when visiting Niigata for a conference, and I was a little worried after being unable to find any English reviews at the time! I needn't have worried. The hotel is literally attached to the train station, although it isn't signposted from the station or any of the platforms, which meant... More