Hotel con parcheggio a Ōtsu

L'hotel è situato nella zona di vacanza di Liuhu, che deve guidare da solo. L'hotel è molto gentile per il personale di negozi di popolo. Perché ho un sacco di posti liberi fuori dalla casa di casa indipendente e sono molto conveniente per parcheggiare.La stanza è molto pulita e privata.

It was a great stay at this ryokan! The hotel is able to arrange a car to fetch you from the JR station. You can call them using a dedicated phone at the station which is used to contact the different ryokans. The car arrived in 10mins or so. The ride to the ryokan was also less than 10mins. The hotel also fetched us to the station on the last day of our stay. The ryokan itself is homely and cozy. We were greeted by an english speaking staff who introduced us to the amenities of the ryokan. There was also a nice welcome tea and matcha chocolate. Our bags were brought to our room as well during this time. The room is spacious and cozy. The hotel prepared 2 welcome biscuits in the room which was a nice personal touch. The room has a nice living room and a great view of Lake Biwa. Recommend to catch the sunrise over the lake! There are 2 normal beds as well as futon beds (need to set up yourself). Both are comfortable. The hotel also prepared pretty yukata for both female and male guests which you can wear during the stay. There are 4 different designs for ladies, and one design for the guys. You can request for different size if the one in the room doesn’t fit you. There is also a full length mirror and a mini dressing area at the side of the living room. It was fun dressing up in the yukata! The toilet, basin, shower and hot tub areas are all separate. The toilet is a little small, but the basin and mirror area is very spacious. The shower area is quite small as well and the shower head is rather low so you need to hold the shower head if you wish to wash up while standing. There is a small stool given for you to sit down though. The hot tub area is semi-outdoor and you can see Lake Biwa. But it is quite small (only good for one person). It was too cold so we didn’t use the hot tub. Instead, we booked the private onsen for 50mins. The private onsen has a private toilet and dressing area which is equipped with hairdryer, body lotion etc. There is a water dispenser as well if you need to hydrate yourself. The onsen area has a washing area, and the hot tub area is spacious for 2 person. There are privacy screens around the onsen area but there is a small gap to let in cold air for ventilation. Wish there is a good view from the private onsen but it was still enjoyable! Dinner and breakfast was Kaiseki style, and the meals were one of the highlights for my husband and I. We really enjoyed the courses which are clean tasting yet wholesome, fresh and flavourful. It was such a sumptuous treat! The ryokan also has a souvenir shop if you wish to buy anything back. Overall, my husband and I really enjoyed the stay here and we agreed this was one of the main highlights of our 12 days trip in Japan. Highly recommend!

Room is very spacious, comes with 2 sets of facial acre products both for man and woman There's even a 6 CD player with preloaded CDs inside ranging from Jazz to sentimental songs for your relaxation Food are delicious and nicely decorated Every day it comes with some free local snacks like financiers and biscuits One incident that didn't quite went well is early morning after breakfast As we are rushing to head out before housekeeping and there's no more water in the room, we return to the dinning hall and try to ask the staff to help to fill up some water in their provided water bottle. one lady took over the bottle and head to the kitchen to fill up, but we can hear she's complaining to her colleagues about it. Shortly, while handing over the bottle, she signal us to leave. We did so but once just stepped out, she simply slams the dinning hall shut! I was surprised by her reaction. It was quite rude of her to do that. If it's against the regulation, they can rightly say so and communicate upfront than doing this repulsive reaction Overall, a nice stay amid a slight mark on the service rendered

The staffs were very nice, the room was not big, but everything just was arranged correctly and comfortable. In the morning, there was nice breakfast.

1. La progettazione della stanza giapponese è un po'vecchia, ma è pulita! 2. Un bicchiere di seconda cena, la cena e la colazione sono buoni, ma la cena è più veloce, sembra che il tempo sia pronto a finire! 3. Il grande casinò ha spazio e spazio, la piscina è abbastanza grande, tutti i tipi di bagni sono abbastanza! 4. La stanza ha un ventilatore privato caldo, può essere confortevole con il panorama del lago caldo e il lago caldo!

Il soggiorno è stato prenotato per esplorare le aree circostanti il lago Biwa. La ricezione è stata calda e amichevole con un ospite inglese che ci ha fornito le informazioni per il soggiorno. Abbiamo prenotato la stanza di stile occidentale, preferendo un bagno aderente, ma la stanza era obsoleti e necessita di riparazione, come le superfici di pellicola. La stanza di stile giapponese sembrava migliore quando abbiamo preso un occhio durante il check-out. La posizione e le strutture erano comunque grandi, e si trova vicino ai grandi centri alimentari e commerciali a breve distanza.

Abbiamo avuto un buon tempo, il personale era molto piacevole, c'è un ristorante decente con grandi pancake vicino alla porta. Cammino breve alla spiaggia, bella zona. Le docce sono 500 yen, che è un po' sorprendente, ma altrimenti molto consigliato alloggio:-)

Il posto è davvero fantastico, devo andare al lago per un po'di giorno!Ci sono acqua calda, frigo e microonde, si possono comprare qualcosa per riscaldare Un hotel semplice e singolo, l'atmosfera della vecchia casa giapponese, anche se non capisce, il capo è davvero gentile

We had a great stay here, very clean, the staff was also very friendly and helpful ! The location had an amazing view of the lake as well

Ok. First of all leave your expectations at home expecting hotel level service. Once you've done that if you want a cheap but clean place to stay this is it. This is a seinenkan - a facility for youth and youth-related organizations to conduct independent study and recreational activities, many of which have basic accommodation facilities but higher grade facilities than youth hostels. They are located all over Japan. I stayed in a tatami mat room on a floor with shared toilet facilities. The ground floor has a large communal bath - obviously separate for male and females. They have lights out at 11 p.m. and guests must return by the same time. There is a very modern cafe onsite serving cheap breakfasts (see photos) but the cafe closes by 6 p.m. There is a convenience store 10 minutes walk away so I suggest you buy snacks and beverages en route from JR Ishiyama station. For dinner, there is a family restaurant - good value and okay food - about 6 minutes walk away. The seinenkan is located on a small island by a historic bridge. The views of the river inlet flowing into the main Lake Biwa is relaxing, lots of bird wildlife, and lots of rowers (the seinenkan is a water sports facility too). and the sunrise and sunset views are lovely. The staff are very kind. It cost me ¥5,500 for one night and I will stay there again if I have the opportunity.