Hotels near Takasago, Hikone

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.

I recently stayed at AB Hotel Hikone and had an exceptional experience. The location deserves a solid 5 stars—it's conveniently situated at 5-9 Daitocho, Hikone, Shiga, offering easy access to key attractions. The cleanliness of the hotel is commendable, earning another 5-star rating. The staff was friendly and accommodating, though a slightly higher rating for friendliness would enhance the overall experience. The value for money is excellent, with top-notch facilities that deserve a full 5 stars. The breakfast exceeded expectations, earning a perfect score. Overall, AB Hotel Hikone provides a fantastic stay with its prime location, cleanliness, value for money, and outstanding facilities. I highly recommend it to fellow travelers seeking a delightful and comfortable accommodation experience in Hikone, Japan.

I used it because it was close to Hikone Station because my companion joined by the Shinkansen. Convenient location with restaurants and supermarkets nearby where you can eat. There is also a sofa in the lobby, where you can get free coffee and mineral water services, sell Hikone souvenirs, and sell castle stamps nationwide. It's not sold in the actual castle, but it's a little interesting. I booked a twin from the official website and stayed in a large regular twin room. There was a sofa that could be a bed, it was large enough for two people to stay, and the room was clean. Two pillows were properly prepared, and two more types of pillows were placed near the elevator. The nightwear is also in the elevator hall, and you can wash only the things you used, so the cost ＆ is also considered to the environment. The air conditioning was adjusted, the bed was comfortable, and I slept soundly. It's a chain hotel, so it's comfortable as expected that there will be no mistakes. I would like to use it again if I have a chance to go to Hikone.

Toyoko Inn in Shiga Prefecture has four buildings between maibara and Otsu between about 50 ㎞. There are several prefectures that seem to be very difficult to take measures against corona and renewal necessary in each building. There may be no change in facilities, but is it a bed making called dube style? Hikone Kan is a 14 story building and has a parking lot of 500 yen per night in the premises, but many parking lots near Hikone station are less than 450 yen, and still full of cars outside various prefectures. I happened to be given a room with a good view in the upper floor room. However, the noise of the railway under my eyes was great. ２ private railways running in both were not very good, but JR in the aorta echoed. It seems that there is a problem with the point and the joint, and it was surprised by the noise of the special rapid train which did not stop, and the freight train which runs frequently all night. When I got off the first floor at breakfast, I didn't care about the passing train, so it might be a feature of the upper floor of Lake Biwa. I forgot the member ka―do. I heard that I was looking for the next customer at the front desk. The customer was over 150 points. It seems that there are some more terrible people. But why do you save up to that? Now the member ca―d is also an elevator and room ki―. Registered the point to the app and received a separate temporary ca―d.

I used it for a long time, but the cospa was very good. Surrounding: Despite the good access in front of Hikone Station, it is quiet and comfortable because there are few car streets at the east exit, which is the opposite exit of the station exit in the downtown area. Since the nearest convenience store is opposite the station, some people may feel a little distance ... There are taverns and Italians on the lower floor, and Chinese and Japanese, Western and Chinese restaurants just outside the hotel. If you go to the opposite exit of the station, there are many Al Plaza and bars. On the east exit side of the hotel, there are drugstores, ion town, Lawson, comeda, sushiro, bronco Billy, ramen shop, etc., about 10 minutes walk from the hotel. Room: 13m2 with 140cm beds. There is a white-based wallpaper, a large window, and you don't feel pressure. The window is closed because many insects come in. There is a humidified air purifier in each room, and if you put water in automatic mode, you don't have to dry it. There are air conditioners, TVs, refrigerators, desks and chairs. There are two outlets on the desk and ２ next to the bed. The desk is large enough to put a computer on and work, and the lighting is bright and easy to work. The bed has a booklight and the mattress is also advertised, so it's comfortable to sleep in. Another pillow can be borrowed at the front desk. The shower is a type that switches to the washbasin when water is supplied. You have to adjust the two faucets, warm and cold water, by yourself. Breakfast: from 6:30 to 9:00 on weekdays and 9:30 on Saturdays and Sundays can be eaten in the lounge on the second floor. The staple food is several kinds of bread and toaster such as croissant, waffle, milk bread, and two kinds of corn flakes, and pilaf. There are daily side dishes, seasoned boiled *, scrambled eggs and sausages. The daily side dishes were chicken ＆ avocado and ginger chicken, and there were two types depending on the day. Drinks include daily soup, local miso soup, smoothies, coffee, orange juice, etc. There is also a take-out box where you can eat in your room. At the end of my stay, I renovated the lounge space, and I placed desks and chairs in a place where I could work and spend time slowly except for breakfast. I think I will use this hotel again if I have a chance.

I had two people with disabilities to stay in a barrier free room. The breakfast of the Viking is decided between 7:00 ～ 7:40, and it takes about 15 minutes to pick the ingredients with the handicapped person in one hand, and then the tray of the meal must be filled, and there is a limit In 40 minutes, it was a hurry and a squeeze. The family had to laugh, ”this is a bait...”. There was a dedicated stretcher to put the tray, but it was impossible to pass the passage and to pass the other guests. The barrier free room was too high to climb to the pedestal with a folding, and the small stand was provided instead of the step, but the stand was also with the caster When I got off, I put my weight on the platform and the platform slipped, and I just got my feet behind me. Oh, I thought it was only ”the feeling of doing” here. In addition, the liquidation was not in time at the store, and the line was not in time The game center is also powered off, and if you don't tell the front desk, you can't use the power supply unless you can turn it on... ”end center” It was easy to understand that there was no consideration at all where it was visible and did not appear on the surface. I'm sorry.

I was afraid that the chair in the room was broken, and it was like a twist when I was just behind it. The room is a comfortable room, the route inn that has been in the past years is black. There was a grocery . I was a little impressed ＾＾ Open the door and the left hand is the closet. It was convenient to be able to put clothes without doors on the right side. The next day's change was extended in the closet! The clothes worn for a day were used without a door and once dry. I arrived early, so I could choose a parking lot, but I wonder if all the holidays will be over, and there's a convenience store and a snack shop nearby, and it doesn't matter if there's a car, but it's like that within walking distance. Breakfast service to public bath and free parking It was generally good because it was the biggest point to choose the route inn.

5 minutes walk from Minami Hikone Station. The room is clean and very cozy. It was good that the coin laundry was free of charge. The breakfast was also rich in variety and very delicious. There is also a convenience store nearby, so there is no problem, and the price is very cheap than anything. It is a hotel that I want to use again.

Hikone is good for a day trip from Kyoto. But if you prefer to stay for a night, then this hotel is a reasonable option. I drove. Needed GPS to help me find its location because its signboard was not that obvious. But you’ll find it, anyway. I opted the half board option: dinner was good and breakfast OK. Typical of an onsen hotel: nice hot spring and a delicious dinner. Not an upmarket choice. But decent and served its purpose. I was happy. The public bath itself was a big small. I went there in the evening and morning. I was the only person around near 7:00 am. Enjoyed both the hot spring and its quietness.

Fantastic staff. Fantastic room. Fantastic views. Dinner and breakfast were outstanding. Private onsen in the room. The choice of food at breakfast was amazing. Check in is 3pm and they are strict on that. Arrived at 10am, and left our suitcases. In departure they processed the checkout in an instant.