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"I had a very pleasant stay at Dormy Inn Niigata. After so many years of staying at Dormy Inn hotels, they have never disappointed us. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and conveniently located, making it easy to explore the area. The rooms were compact but well-equipped with everything needed for a comfortable stay. One of the highlights was the complimentary hot spring bath and free supper at night, which made the experience feel extra welcoming after a long day out. The staff were polite, friendly, and always helpful. I also appreciated the thoughtful amenities provided, including toiletries and comfortable sleepwear. Overall, it offers great value for money, and I would definitely continue staying with Dormy Inn whenever we travel to Japan."

"Very good location. Breakfast was good. I’d like to come back again. "

"Hotel is good. Room is very spacious and our view is very good. Bathroom has all The basic bath amenities. Only downside is the sewerage smell from the toilet. The hotel Chinese restaurant, Tho Lee, is excellent. They serve all you can eat dim sum for lunch fantastic."

"Beautiful and comfortable hotel with stunning views of the city and river. Staff was responsive and welcoming. The breakfast buffet was fresh, interesting, and delicious. The proximity of the hotel to restaurants, the river, and other places of interest was ideal for walking. The rooms were spacious and comfortable."

"the staff's service was very pleasant"

"Excellent staff but terrible smelling rooms. The whole place reeks of cigarette smoke. "

"The location was really good, close proximity to Niigata Station. The room and bathroom is your typical average size Japanese hotel room and combo bathroom. When we stayed in early March the hotel’s AC system was programmed to heater only which was too warm so we had to turn it off and keep the window cracked open for air. The area is not very noisy even at night so that was a plus. Breakfast was a highlight of this hotel and that made up for the other shortcomings. The selections were plentiful and they had food offerings that were specialties of Niigata."