"This was a lovely hotel. Room was very nice. Very comfortable bedding and a decent size room . Check-in took ages (over an hour). Arrived just after 4pm (which is check in time) went to the front desk but they said they didn't have the paper work ready yet and for us to wait over in the lounge area for 30 minutes and they would come and get us. An hour later I went to the desk myself and they were all sorted to check us in. That was disappointing. We didn't realise it had a public bath until the next day on check out, it would have been nice if they told us of the different amenities and bars and restaurants but chicken desk said nothing."

"The hotel is relatively new, about 100 meters from the station. The breakfast provided is in the bakery on the first floor. The taste is OK, but the fixed amount is two different breads and a glass of orange juice, which is enough. It is not richer than Japanese cuisine."

"We had a good stay here for 2 night ,Will definitely come Back worth for every penny."

"It was a bit old, but I could see the Biwako Bridge and the view was pretty good. There is a convenience store nearby if you walk a little."

"Nice environment, clean and sanitary"

"Great value for money hotel. The appearance is very beautiful. And the room is very clean and the space is very large. While not using the other amenities on the property Another point is that you have to return the keys every time you leave the hotel"

"It was really clean and affordable, which was great. The staff were also kind and attentive. I'd definitely want to go back again!"

"The hotel is a ten-minute drive from Katada Station. There is no pick-up service. There is a bus that goes to a place 500 meters away from the hotel. There are few buses, so it is recommended to take a taxi. The toll for the Biwako Bridge is about RMB 100. There are no businesses or attractions around, but you can go to Ukimido and Sagawa Art Museum at noon. The check-in staff was warm and thoughtful, and the service in every link was very good. All hotel rooms face the lake, with first-line lake views, floor-to-ceiling windows with wide views, and terraces from which you can see the sunset and sunrise over Lake Biwa. The facilities are a bit simple, without the usual safe and air purifier, which should be a must in a hotel. The hotel's eco-friendly style rooms do not have bathroom supplies, but the front desk can provide them. The bathroom doesn't have dry and wet separation. What's worse is that the space is large but you need to stand in the bathtub to take a bath. It's very uncomfortable for me to wash myself first and then take a bath and wait for the water to drain. It's not as comfortable as an integrated bathroom. The air conditioner is quiet, the bedding is average, the curtains are completely transparent, even at night, an eye mask is necessary, the design has a bit of rough details like the Hoshinoya, but all this can be compensated by the lake view. There is only one bottle of bulk water in the room refrigerator, but unlike the stingy hotel in Hoshinoya, the lounge here serves alcohol, beer, drinks, coffee and snacks all the time, with excellent quality. There are freshly made snacks at 3, 4 and 5 pm. The baking of this hotel is really amazing and delicious. Champagne is served from 5 to 5:30 pm. There are two dinner sessions, and the wine list is free to order, which is very generous. The dinner is Japanese and Western style, with a slightly slow pace. The main course of grilled Omi beef was a failure, with a smell of oil smoke, and the food was not as good as the dessert. There are four varieties of dessert boxes for after-meal snacks, which you can take back to your room and enjoy slowly. This hotel is very suitable for wine and dessert lovers. It is particularly excellent. Dinner may be an accidental mistake. It is recommended to include meals. The breakfast is simple in a box, not a buffet. You can also have breakfast in the room, which is very similar to the breakfast at Hoshinoya Kawaguchiko. Overall recommended to stay."