Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso
Aerial view of Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso with fenced sports courts and surrounding greenery in Niigata
Communal tiled onsen bath with wash stations at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso, Niigata, Chūbu, Japan
Water pouring from a spout into a tiled indoor onsen bath at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso Niigata
Indoor tiled bath with flowing spout and glass block window at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso Niigata
Changing room with wooden cubbies, sinks and chair at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso, Niigata
Green leather sofas, mounted bear and lockers in ryokan lounge at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso Niigata
Assorted Japanese dishes with sashimi, rice, soup and sake at Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso, Niigata

Sports Plaza Shiki Haradaso

8.4
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.4/10, based on 28 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM
Mountain Setting Forest Surroundings Countryside Escape Hot Spring Town Public Onsen Indoor Bath
Staff 8,3/10
Facilities 8,2/10
Cleanliness 8,2/10
Comfort 8,2/10
Value for money 8,4/10
Location 8,6/10

Ryokan highlights

A simple, ski-oriented ryokan in Myoko’s Suginosawa area with traditional rooms and practical access.

Suginosawa Ski BaseWell-placed in Myoko’s Suginosawa area for ski-focused stays and mountain outings.
Ski-to-Door EaseSki-to-door access makes winter mornings easier and cuts transfer hassle.
Traditional Tatami RoomsJapanese-style tatami rooms deliver a simple, classic ryokan-style overnight experience.
Public Bath AccessA public bath adds a practical way to unwind after skiing or sightseeing.
Homestyle Local MealsKnown for homemade cooking and house rice rather than elaborate resort dining.
Convenient Free ParkingFree on-site parking is useful for drivers exploring Myoko and nearby spots.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsSki access is the strongest reason to stay here: arrive for afternoon check-in, use the public bath, sleep early, ski Myoko Suginohara the next day, and leave after breakfast. A second night only makes sense if you want another ski day or a short Naena Falls/Myoko nature detour.
Trip-planning verdict: A simple, good-value Suginosawa lodge-style ryokan best used for skiing or a short nature stop in Myoko, not for a long sightseeing base.

Know before booking

Limited walkable areaThe immediate Suginosawa area is quiet and small, so dining and evening options are limited outside the property.
Shared bathroomsRooms appear to use shared bathrooms, so this is a weaker fit for travelers wanting private ryokan-style bathing.
Access takes planningPublic transport works, but the last leg from Myoko Kogen or Joetsu-Myoko is not as seamless as staying in bigger onsen towns.

Food & drinks

Verified at 2590 Suginosawa, Myoko; dining centers on a bright on-site dining room with home-style Japanese meals, plus useful nearby ski-area and local stops.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

Main meal space for breakfast and dinner with home-style local ingredients.

  • Tsukiakari ricespecialtyHouse-grown Myoko rice, served freshly cooked.
  • Daily home-style dinnerfoodSeasonal set meal with local vegetables.
  • Sashimi platterfoodSeafood plates appear with dinner on some days.
  • Niigata sake tastingdrinkLocal sake comparison set.
Restaurant San Anton (nearby)
nearbynear the ski area

Well-known Suginohara ski-area restaurant for hearty slope meals.

  • Pork curryfoodPopular curry made with domestic pork.
  • Hotel-made breadfoodBread and sandwiches are noted locally.
  • Cafe drinksdrinkSimple hot and cold drinks with ski-lodge feel.
Naena Taki En (nearby)
nearbyabout 1.5 km

Casual local stop near Naena Falls, good for a light meal.

  • Nagashi somenfoodFlowing somen in cold spring water.
  • Mountain sobafoodFirm soba with wild mountain ingredients.
  • Soft servedrinkCold sweet treat after sightseeing.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in the Suginosawa area of Myoko and is most practically reached via Myoko-Kogen Station followed by a local bus or short taxi ride.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Should you choose this ryokan?

A practical, old-school stay in the Suginosawa area of Myoko that works best for skiers, training groups, and travelers who prioritize slope access over boutique comfort. It is a good fit if you want a simple Japanese-style base near Myoko Suginohara, but less ideal if you want private facilities or a refined ryokan atmosphere.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Strong base for Myoko SuginoharaThe property sits in the Suginosawa area at the foot of Mt. Myoko, making it especially convenient for guests planning to ski around Myoko Suginohara. It suits travelers who want to spend more time on the mountain than in transit.
  • Ski-focused facilities on siteThis inn is geared toward active winter stays, with ski-to-door convenience, ski equipment rental, and reports of lift-pass support. That makes logistics easier for guests who do not want to organize everything separately.
  • Budget-friendly traditional setupRooms are Japanese-style with tatami and futons, giving you a simple local lodging experience without paying for a luxury ryokan. It is a sensible pick for travelers who mainly need a functional snow-trip base.
  • Useful extras for drivers and groupsFree parking, Wi-Fi, laundry, and covered bicycle parking add practical value, especially for road trippers, sports groups, and longer stays. The property also appears set up to handle activity-based travel rather than just overnight tourism.
  • Home-style atmosphereThe property is described more like a family-run, home-cooking inn than a polished resort, which can feel warm and personal for the right traveler. Breakfast and pre-bookable dinner can make the stay easier in a quieter mountain area.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Shared bathrooms may be a deal-breakerRooms use shared bathroom facilities rather than private en-suite setups. That can feel inconvenient if you want more privacy or a more upscale ryokan experience.
  • Older and fairly basic feelThis is better described as a simple inn than a stylish retreat, and some listings present it as an older property. Travelers expecting renovated design, premium bedding, or luxury amenities may be disappointed.
  • Best if you are here for skiingIts biggest advantages are tied closely to snow sports and outdoor activity access in Suginosawa. If you are not visiting for skiing, training, cycling, or mountain outings, the property may feel too utilitarian.
  • Limited luxury ryokan featuresThe bath offering appears to be a public bath setup rather than a private in-room bath or high-end onsen experience. Guests seeking a romantic or indulgent ryokan stay should look elsewhere.
  • Potentially quiet and less convenient without a carThe mountain-area setting is appealing for nature, but it can be less convenient if you want lively nightlife, many dining choices, or easy station access. The stay makes more sense for travelers comfortable with a quieter base.

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