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The front desk staff were helpful, and the property was clean.

The door had a traditional keyhole-style lock, but the Room was clean and comfortable to stay in. It’s about a 5-minute walk from the station, so the location is convenient.

We stayed here as a couple during a trip to Lake Biwa on the Saturday of a three-day weekend. Although it was very affordable, the room was spacious, and we had a relaxing time. The large public bath was designated for men that day, but since we were able to make a reservation, we enjoyed it as a private bath and had an incredibly luxurious experience. There are places nearby within walking distance for dining and shopping, which made our stay even more satisfying! Above all, the seasoning of the side dishes and miso soup at breakfast was absolutely delicious—it was perfect! The foreign staff at reception kindly answered my questions with great effort and provided excellent service. I would love to stay here again for another budget-friendly trip! Thank you very much.

The house, nestled in the forest, was quiet and perfect for a restful retreat. The robatayaki and wild boar hot pot were also exceptionally delicious.

The property offers a stunning ocean view right in front, and the lighthouse is within walking distance. You can enjoy a peaceful time listening to the gentle sound of the waves. Please note that nearby shops close early, so it’s recommended to call ahead if you plan to dine out.

I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days with No Meals Included for a hot-spring therapy visit. I had read in advance that there are no restaurants nearby and that I would need to stock up, so I thought buying about two days’ worth would be enough since there is a roadside station. However, within a 30-minute drive there were no drink vending machines, and the roadside station stops serving food around 2 or 3 p.m. I recommend choosing a plan with breakfast and dinner rather than No Meals Included. The website also said lunch was available with a Reservation and even listed a menu, but in reality it was chef’s choice. The Room was spacious, very clean, and comfortable. Some staff members were foreigners, but everyone was friendly and helpful. Mornings and evenings were pleasantly cool, but during this year’s extreme heat it felt a bit hot without air conditioning during the day. The hot spring water was slightly too hot for me (I prefer lukewarm baths), so I couldn’t soak for long, but my nerve pain and muscle pain improved. Two nights with breakfast and dinner would be fine, but I think staying 5 or 6 nights for hot-spring therapy would be tough.

Spend time in the panoramic bath while gazing at the stars, then wake up refreshed with a morning soak as you look out toward Mt. Aso glowing in the sunrise before heading to breakfast. I was impressed by the gentle, delicious Nankan-age in the miso soup, asked where to buy it, and purchased some to take home. The tofu was also handmade by the Hotel, and I felt satisfied and energized from the morning.

The bath: It would have been better if it was cloudier, but I’m still satisfied. The scale was not working properly, but I apologize for not informing the front desk. Meals: They were delicious. Room: It was small, but I appreciated the handmade cheesecake. The Shuttle Service was also helpful. Thank you!

I’ve been staying here frequently lately, and the other day I had to extend my stay at short notice due to scheduling. The front desk staff handled it smoothly, and I had a wonderful time. I’d like to stay here again in the future.

The building is old, but the reception service was excellent and satisfying. The ramen in the dining hall was also delicious. The bath had a pool, which felt unusual, but I enjoyed swimming. It would have been nice to have disposable toothbrushes available. Since it was a weekday, there were few people, which was great.

The guidance to the Room and the meal service were cheerful and courteous. The food was delicious, and the portions were just right.

I have stayed at several "APA Hotels" across the whole country, and this one had a relatively spacious Room. The large TV was also a nice touch. However, it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't store my suitcase under the bed. It felt like the Hotel was repurposed from an existing building, with some areas renovated and others not fully updated. As with many renovations, the bathroom and odors had a slightly dated feel to them. The new annex area had washing machines, which were very convenient; however, since they were accessible without Room keys, I wondered if "anyone could take items?" It might be safer if each washing machine and dryer had individual locks or passcodes (though this isn't specific to APA Hotels but just something I noticed).

Simple and reasonably priced.

Last year, we had to cancel the Reservation just before our stay as 2 out of 7 people caught the flu. This time, we could only make a one-night Reservation due to limited Room availability, but it was worth it. The meals exceeded expectations—mini osechi, seafood, simmered dishes, tempura, handmade desserts—all in portions more than enough for big eaters. The rice was very delicious and self-serve style allowed us to enjoy as much as we wanted without hesitation. Breakfast included special tofu and was also very tasty. The bath offered a view of snowy landscapes; the water temperature felt slightly lukewarm but perfect for relaxing comfortably. Although the Accommodation has an older feel to it, everything was kept very clean and tidy. The staff were all kind and welcoming. We wish we could have stayed for two nights!

It was very quiet and had a relaxing atmosphere. They kindly changed our room to a bedroom, but the bed was narrow and a bit firm, which made it hard to sleep. Breakfast was delicious and we were satisfied. Thank you very much.