Hotéis com breakfast em Shiga Prefecture, Japan

Esta foi uma experiência muito ruim ficar neste hotel. Fizemos o check-in por volta das 21h e descobrimos que o hotel havia providenciado um quarto danificado (veja as fotos) para nós, antes de dormir. Uma porta do armário de madeira estava perdida, mas as dobradiças estavam na lateral do armário. Decidimos não solicitar a troca de quarto, apesar de acharmos que isso não estava sendo respeitado como hóspedes do hotel. Reclamamos os problemas na recepção e o atendente explicou que não se tratava de uma porta de armário quebrada/danificada, mas que a intenção deles era remover a porta. Isso parece uma desculpa, pois se a intenção era remover a porta, por que apenas uma porta foi removida em vez de ambas? As dobradiças da porta ainda estavam presas, o que significa que a porta poderia ser reinstalada um dia.

Escolhi este hotel porque fica perto do Lago Biwako e da área dos meus amigos. Para minha decepção, meu quarto ficava no final do corredor, supostamente de frente para o lago, mas ao entrar, não havia janela com vista para o lago. Em vez disso, minha vista da janela era para o estacionamento do hotel. O quarto é definitivamente antigo, com televisão velha, só tomei sachês de chá no meu primeiro dia e eles nunca me repuseram até o check-out. Também não havia café. O carpete é vermelho, o que parece muito antigo, com algumas marcas antigas, e a cama também é velha, mas mesmo assim o quarto está limpo. A equipe é muito simpática e o café da manhã foi ótimo. Mas, se eu comparar com um hotel de negócios onde já me hospedei na mesma área, as camas, as comodidades do hotel de negócios e a tarifa do hotel valem mais a pena do que este. Acho que não me hospedarei neste hotel novamente. Minha impressão é que é um lugar razoável, mas não ótimo. Paguei quase o dobro do preço do hotel executivo onde me hospedei no ano passado, que tinha camas modernas e boas comodidades, mas pelo preço que este hotel está cobrando, acho que não vale a pena. Este hotel precisa atualizar muitas coisas, meu quarto parece e passa uma sensação de velho. Pensei que me hospedar em um hotel como este seria um bom presente para mim, já que era mais caro do que meu orçamento habitual, mas foi uma decepção. Desculpe se eu tivesse que dizer tudo isso na minha avaliação, mas o quarto é realmente antiquado em tudo.

I loved everything about this hotel. The cleanliness was outstanding — easily one of the cleanest hotels I’ve ever stayed in. The staff provided great service and were always helpful and friendly. The hotel offers a shuttle bus to the train station, which made getting around very convenient. The food was delicious, especially the breakfast, with good quality and variety. The highlight for me was the hotel view — absolutely beautiful and very relaxing. Overall, the stay exceeded my expectations and I would definitely come back again. Highly recommended!!!!💕💕💕🎀🇯🇵🙌🏽

A beautiful hotel with a stunning view of Lake Biwa. The Shuttle bus to and from Katata station made it convenient, as long as you time your transport well, and the staff were very friendly and professional. We recommend staying here for a more peaceful and luxurious experience in Kyoto outside of the city, and it would also be good to visit shirahige shrine and cycle around Lake Biwa!

After a crowded Kyoto, I love the peaceful and tranquil environment of this beautiful onsen hotel-ryokan and charming castle town. Everything about the hotel speaks of relaxation and well-being. It's only a 7-8min walk away from Hikone Train Station but there is a hotel shuttle that leaves at 9, 10 and 11 am if you need a drop off. Pick up could probably be arranged too. The hotel offers a pretty outdoor terrace with Castle view, an on-site spa with massage, a library lounge with free drinks till 10pm, a foot reflex corner and a compact onsen with a silk bath (all with Castle view) and hot stone benches. I had the whole onsen to myself in the evening, so it was very relaxing. The staff are kind and lovely too, making an effort to explain all the services and amenities in English. The buffet breakfast was also one of the better ones I've seen in my trips to Japan. If you're visiting the Castle, the entrance road is right outside the hotel. The main castle road is about 5-10 min away but you will pass by a famous Japanese confectionery, Taneya and Club Harie. Their souvenirs are one that even the Japanese cherish. I would wish to come here again with my partner one day. Thank you for the wonderful stay.

Boa localização, perto da estação. O quarto é o maior em que já fiquei no Japão. As instalações são boas e novas. O hotel oferece café da manhã gratuito e suco de fruta fresco. Altamente recomendado!

We didn't know that this is a love hotel and only realised it the day before checking in, as the check in is only from 6pm. The room is very spacious and we didn't mind the ****, condoms and lots of beauty products it came with. :D However, I didn't know that hotel rooms in Japan can allow smoking, so the strong cigarette smell in the room was very off putting. We put up a 'do not disturb' sign because we don't need cleaning daily. The second day I noticed some of the **** from the hotel were gone in our room but the room wasn't made (bed wasn't made, trash not emptied). I asked the staff and they said they removed it because they thought it bothered us. This was a bit weird to me, I'm not sure where they got the idea from and I don't know why they entered the room. It's also important to note that the train only runs once per hour most of the day (during some hours twice).

The American atmosphere spread across the whole hotel with the help of design. It was quite classic. The room setting is a bit too liberal. The bathroom and toilet are in see-through form.The hotel, by the way, is conveniently located by the train station and the discounted parkings are right next to the hotel .

Ryokusuitei’s environment, service, and facilities were excellent. Our pre-stored luggage was promptly delivered to the room. The private bath room included breakfast, which was delicious with many options, plus a small stove to grill seafood yourself. While the private bath isn’t completely secluded—people in a building across, though quite far away, can see in—the stunning view of Lake Biwa more than makes up for it. The large public bath is open nearly 24 hours, featuring a relaxing lounge area afterward, free ice cream, and complimentary coffee in the lobby during the day. Upon check-in, we received shopping discount coupons that could be used to purchase small towels, scented balms, and storage bags.

Very good location, close to Shiga station. Many eateries nearby. Walking distance to Hikone castle. Friendly staff with good English. The only downfall is that the layout of the room is rather cramped, so if you have more than 1 big luggage it might be a bit difficult to pack and unpack.