Atara Plateau Resort Bernatio

Info

Address:

Pearl River, Tokamachi, Niigata Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Echigo-Yuzawa Station → 40 minutes (Shuttle bus available, reservation required)

Car Access:

30 minutes from Kanetsu Road Shiozawa Ishiuchi IC via National Route 353

Phone Number:

025-758-4888

Parking Number:

Business Hours

Free entry

Spot Category

Other Leisure

Hotel Hospitality that values free time

Bernatio Golf Course A unique resort course that utilizes the natural terrain

Atama Onsen Tsukimi no Yu / Outdoor Bath Excellent for skin beauty, safe for babies to bathe

Savor the popular Japanese, Western, and Chinese buffet.

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