Tabino Hotel Sado ★★★

"It was my first time using the hotel and I stayed for 2 nights, and the staff, including the front desk staff, greeted me well and was very helpful. There is also a large public bath where you can relax. I went to Sawada and Ryotsu in a rental car, and it was quiet at night and I slept soundly. At breakfast, we also enjoyed local foods such as rice and rice cakes. This is a hotel I would like to stay at again."

Yahatakan ★★★

"the portion sizes of the meals are very big and generous. the onsen is great and they have a sauna too"

Kanazawaya Ryokan ★★

"Amazing place, felt back in time ! The hosts were really nice. I recommend this place."

Rosencat ★★★

"Rural experience is great! The kittens are so cute! Adoring ibis near the farmland! Beautiful scenery in Niigata and Sado Island."

Kohan No Yado Yoshidaya ★★★

"The Japanese-style room was very relaxing. Although it was a breakfast-only plan, the breakfast was quite luxurious and delicious. I'm curious about dinner. However, I feel the time for using the hot springs is a bit inconvenient. If it closes at midnight, younger people might not be able to use it. There aren't many places to have fun nearby, so it might not be a problem, but Sado Island itself is very boring, and even though the accommodation was good, I probably won't go again."

Kanazawaya Ryokan (Sadogashima) ★★

"Indoor cleaning and bathroom maintenance are not well done."

Sado Futatsugame View Hotel ★★★

"I particularly liked the decor of the rooms. The staff was also incredibly friendly and helpful. Among other things, they allowed me to park my bike in the entrance area, and instead of just storing my luggage, they let me check in much earlier. The location is, of course, remote but beautiful, with plenty of nearby attractions and a great view. There was also a stargazing event, which was much better than I expected. The food was also delicious, very upscale but not over the top."

Sudareso ★★★

Donden Highland Lodge ★★

"It's a 30-minute drive from Ryotsu Port down a winding mountain road, so it's best to avoid it in the dark. It was originally a mountain lodge, but it's more appropriate to call it a highland lodge. The view from here is great, and you can see the stars. You can also walk up Mt. Shiritate in 15 minutes, and see the sunrise. I heard it was an Italian restaurant, but it was a French course, and it was delicious."