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Thank you very much for taking care of us during our stay. Although the number of dog-friendly Ryokan and Hotels has been gradually increasing, there are still many restrictions, and this was the place where we truly enjoyed staying the most. Being able to have both dinner and breakfast served in our Room was something we really appreciated, and it was the most important point when choosing an Accommodation. The portion sizes were just right, and everything was very delicious. The complimentary chicken meatloaf meal for our dog also seemed very tasty, and even our picky eater ate it eagerly. The staff were warm and welcoming, the Room was clean and comfortable, and we felt this is a Ryokan we would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

And then, the Hotel. The lobby, the room, the bath, the garden—everything was beautiful and incredibly pleasant. Although there is no open-air bath, I thought it was more valuable to be able to bathe all night. Every staff member was smiling, pleasant, and wonderful.

This Accommodation was a soothing Onsen retreat for both body and mind after visiting the Konan Sanzan and traveling from Saijo-in in Sakamoto to Hiyoshi Toshogu Shrine and Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine. The private room and the open-air rock bath with the sound of water were both wonderful, and true to its reputation as a “beauty bath,” the water left my skin smooth and warmly refreshed—it's easy to see why it’s popular with women. The food, service, and amenities were all excellent.\nI would love to visit again.

In the private dining room, we enjoyed seasonal dishes such as sweetfish, and my parents were delighted to receive celebratory items like a purple vest. The hotel was also baby-friendly, offering books and toys for the room, which kept our grandchild content and made my daughter

Some parts of the Facility felt a bit old, but I didn’t notice it at all. That’s because everyone was so kind, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay. Everything was kept very clean, and the large public bath was spotless as well. The meals were excellent in both taste and portion size, and I could tell the children’s kaiseki course was thoughtfully designed to delight kids. In fact, my son—who usually doesn’t eat much kaiseki—kept saying how delicious it was and ate until he was completely full! I would definitely like to stay again if I have the chance.

The view of Lake Biwa was outstanding—at this height it’s something you won’t find at other Hotels. Even from the restaurant, we could enjoy the same view, and it was wonderful throughout our stay. There is no Onsen, but the bathroom was a clean unit bath with a washing area like at home, so I could relax and soak in the tub. The hot water filled up quickly as well. It was also nice that the toilet was separate. A stylish Hotel Room can be nice too, but this one was practical and easy to use. It was comfortable to sleep in pajamas instead of a yukata. Dinner had a 90-minute time limit, but it was more than enough. I wanted to try local dishes, so I chose the buffet instead of French cuisine. There were so many options that it was fun. The salad selection included lots of beautiful fresh vegetables and high-quality olive oil, which made me happy. The Shiga specialties were delicious as well. Both morning and evening offered all-you-can-eat soft-serve ice cream in three flavors; I had it with espresso as an affogato. The fresh milk soft serve was especially delicious. I’d never seen a machine at any other Hotel that bakes pancakes right in front of you and serves them fresh. Lately, even when there is an Onsen, I’ve found it stressful due to guests without proper manners (regardless of nationality) or people with tattoos despite posted notices—so having a spacious in-room bath with a washing area may actually be better. All staff members were very pleasant. In particular, the housekeeping team greeted us with cheerful “Good morning” and “Welcome back” in louder voices than at other Hotels, which felt great. In the lobby, luxurious fresh flowers were displayed among flowing water, and the large space carried the fragrance of lilies—something you don’t see at other Hotels. Spring-like fresh flowers were also arranged in the restaurant; with artificial flowers being so common elsewhere, this felt special. We also took walks along Lake Biwa outside the Hotel both at night and in the morning—the scenery truly is amazing. My family loved it too, and we felt refreshed. I would love to stay here again.

I usually don't write Reviews, but I wanted to express my gratitude as it was such a pleasant Hotel. The staff's service was exceptionally polite, and despite the difficulty in booking a taxi, they worked hard to make the Reservation for me—thank you so much. The Room was ver

I had a quiet and comfortable stay. The building and Facilities feel a bit dated, but everything was kept clean, and nothing bothered me except the bathtub creaking. Breakfast also offered a well-balanced selection, and I was satisfied. I’d like to stay again.

The rooms are old but well-cleaned, giving a sense of cleanliness and comfort. It would have been even better if there was a refrigerator. The meals were delicious, and thanks to the vegetarian cuisine, I didn’t feel heavy even after being full. The dining hall staff were also very pleasant. I would like to revisit and stay again once the renovation of Konpon Chudo is completed.

As a capsule hotel, it's really just a place to sleep, but the space was sufficient. The shared shower, washroom, and toilet were clean. Although there were many other guests, I could sleep quietly. The staff's service was also excellent. If there's another match next year,

Stayed here during a Biwaichi cycling trip with a road bike. The bath was excellent, and the staff at the accommodation kindly gave advice about nearby dining options. I borrowed a rental bicycle to get to the restaurant, which was very convenient (free rental for guests). Thank

It is by no means new, but it is a clean and relaxing inn. The sukiyaki for dinner and the breakfast were delicious. It was nice and quiet with only a few rooms in the three-story building. It was also easy to move around the dining area and the large public bath. The staff were