There are Japanese-style rooms and Western-style rooms with beds, and the entrance is wide, so it was very spacious and relaxing. I was grateful that there was a sofa in the Japanese-style room. I have bad legs. The staff were also polite and it was a very relaxing inn. There was an indoor bath and an open-air bath, so I was able to enjoy this as well. The semi-open-air bath in the room was not a hot spring, but a medicinal herb bath from Mt. Ibuki, and small bubbles came out from the bottom of the bath, which felt great. However, I was not satisfied with the dinner. I chose Omi beef sukiyaki for dinner, so I was really looking forward to it. However, when I saw the meat that came out, I was like, "Huh?", and when I ate it, I was like, "Huh?" The meat was not tasty at all. If they are going to advertise Omi beef, I would have liked to have delicious meat, even if it was an extra 5,000 or 8,000 yen. The breakfast the next day was very delicious, so this dinner was the only disappointment. Next time I visit, I will choose a regular kaiseki course instead of sukiyaki.
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