HOTEL LiVEMAX Niigata Ekimae Reviews

A couple minute walks from Niigata station. There are many restuarant around the area.

good location a few minutes away from the main niigata station.

good service

It was ok

All good thank you so much ♥️

For a general business hotel, the rooms are spacious and not too crowded. There are paid parking lots, pubs, restaurants, etc. nearby, which is very convenient. The wash basin was a little clogged but not a big deal.

I often stay at Livemax when I travel to other regions. It's very close, about a 3-minute walk from Niigata Station after taking the direct limousine bus from the airport. The return bus stop for the airport, number 18, is also nearby, so it's easy to move around even with a suitcase. The front desk staff are very polite in their explanations. Since it was just one night, the room was spacious enough, most amenities were included, and the facilities had been newly replaced, so it was comfortable. Also, there is a microwave here, so it's great to be able to heat up the local food you take home! The elevators are crowded at check-out time, as mentioned in the reviews, but I checked out at 9:50 and it didn't affect me. I think it's fine as long as you check out a little outside of peak hours. If I have the chance to come to Niigata, I'll use it again.

It was a great accommodation experience. I will continue to support it. Choose this hotel when you come to Japan. There are branches all over Japan. The price-performance ratio is very good. It is worth choosing.

It's not right near Niigata Station, but it's a short walk away, and there's a convenience store nearby. The place is cheaply built, and the tables are old. There's hot water and cups, but no tea bags. It's nice to have a microwave in the room.

The room is OK. No problem for personal accommodation. 7-8 minutes walk from the station. There are no attractions in Niigata. No problem for a short break. The counter is on the second floor. 9,000 yen compensation for lost cards. Overall, it is comfortable.

Although the room is small, it is clean and equipped with an air purifier and humidifier. The integrated bathroom is also convenient to use. It is worth mentioning that the mattress and pillows are particularly comfortable, which is important enough for travelers who are always outside during the day.

The room is a bit small, but clean and tidy. The facilities are a bit old. The location is good, close to the station, and convenient to go out. There are many restaurants around, and Starbucks is not far away. Although I didn't go to the commercial street, there are many convenience stores. Eating and drinking is not a problem, and the hotel price is affordable.

First of all, it is quite close to Niigata Station, about 10-15 minutes walk. There are many restaurants or izakayas nearby, and of course there are also convenience stores. The front desk is on the second floor, so whether the elevator goes up or down, it has to stop on the second floor, which is a bit speechless. It was already past 7pm when I went there. When I arrived on the second floor, I found a lot of people gathered, all holding forms, and they seemed to be from Southeast Asia or South Asia. I thought I would have to wait slowly to check in, but later I found out that they seemed to be conducting an interview or something like that. Anyway, there was only one person in front of me checking in. After I finished checking in, they were still sitting and writing, and checking in only requires a signature. The room is not big, just like a normal business hotel in Japan. It doesn’t matter if you only stay for one night anyway. You can store your luggage for free after check-out the next day.

Very close to the station, very friendly for dragging suitcases, the room is also good, the width of the door is open and a 26-inch suitcase can be placed flat. Facilities: There is no smoking room, which is not very convenient for smokers. Service: I have never seen such a thing in my life. If you lose the door card, you have to pay 9,000 yen! Although I didn't lose it, I always feel scared.