New Biwako Hotel

I came here with my father and son at a hot spring near Lake Biwa. This plan includes dinner and allows you to use the adjacent hot spring facilities before and after your stay. Bath: As the cafe is called, the facility was dotted with rest spaces about the size of closets that turned into box-type fashions, kotatsu areas and tatami areas, nap spaces, regular table and chair corners, and comics corners, so you could pass the time as you wished. Although there were many people and everything was crowded, probably because it was Sunday. Still closet because it entered immediately after opening time? I could have taken a break in the space, though. The bath had one open-air bath, a sauna and an indoor bath. The quality of the springs is said to be Radon Hot Springs. I'm glad it warmed up considerably even for a short time. There was a mud pack in the open air, and all the girls in the open air had their faces stained gray, which was funny. ^_^ There was a hairdryer and lotion in the locker room. I don't put cotton or anything. You can enter the hot springs before check-in, but those who arrive early will have to pay 250 yen to rent or bring their own bath towels and towels. After check-in, you will have a set in your room, so you will take it with you. The same applies to interior wear. Shampoo and so on come in both rooms and hot springs, but I don't think it's that good. Body towels are not included, so bring your own if necessary. It was like the stage was being performed twice a day, but the time slot was just right at lunchtime and I couldn’t see it at dinnertime. I think it was popular because there were many young audiences who came out after watching it. Meals: For dinner, I asked for a biwa course. I couldn't eat it because it was hearty. The sashimi tasted delicious. I think beef china grilled meat is a really good meat, but I gave it to my kids because it's so fatty. It's tough on the old. I just said it was rather good overall. The problem was that I was sent through to the back room, but the staff didn't show up and I didn't get any drink orders, so I had to leave the room and go and get the staff. That it wasn't once. I felt that words like neglect were appropriate. I think it's only natural to check the progress of some customers on the course from time to time. Because of that, I kind of felt like I was eating one. My family, who usually go on drinking, even stopped drinking. We ate breakfast in the cafe space. I wonder if it's probably offered to everyone when they stay. The impression of the hotel itself is that it is a business hotel, so I thought it would be appropriate to think about the free breakfast that comes there. We had rice and bread, so we were satisfied. It seems I've been staying with my family near my room, pretty loud from night to early morning, woken up in the hallway from before 6am, banging on the wall, screeching around next to me for breakfast. My parents, grandparents and two small grandchildren were all very noisy from start to finish, which was completely ineffective because adults don't scold me that much. Small children should still be kept out of contact with other guests. I don't know what it's like to pay money to stay and stress yourself out before you leave. General review: Not very good impression. The facilities aren't bad, but I think it's a waste. I think there's a little bit more ingenuity to it. I don't repeat it.

The location is along Route 1, so it's easy to find. However, the convenience store (7-Eleven) is a little far on foot. You can get to the Ofuro Cafe next door from the hotel without going outside. The public theater performance (first time) at Ofuro Cafe was really exciting. Highly recommended! The rooms are auto-locked with card keys, but the toilet and sink are outside the room (shared), so be careful not to forget your card as you will be locked out if you don't take it with you! It was quite annoying to come back and find the TV switched off. Is that normal? Other than that, it was quiet and very satisfying. The breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of Japanese and Western dishes.

Rooms are clean and updated. Breakfast is a set menu (rice, miso, hard boiled egg, salad, yogurt, and karage). Wifi is free. Close to Seta station. Staff is friendly and helpful. The best part of this place is the attached spa. If you can get passed that you have to be naked in the onsen, you will enjoy it! You can relax and have a massage, check out the kabuki show, and enjoy the karaoke room. When we were there, the computer in the lobby wasn't working.