It's a very traditional Ryokan with baths, dinner and breakfast. I believe this one is family run and they try hard to make every guest feel important starting by having your name on the guest list of the day in the window. Also loved the dinner spread which I finished everything laid out (I had beef shabu shabu). Morning breakfast was simple and filling.

Not really but I would have loved to get another soak before going on my way. I remember the bath is only open from 5-10pm but I didn't ask as there was an emergency the morning I was going to leave.

Quiet mountain views, cool courtyard gardens, walk8ng distance a little over a km to the water shrine along the lake shore. Lots of space! I loved that they put my name in the window so I could know I was in the right place when I found them, walking distance from omi-takeshima station

An extra blanket or normal pillow would have been great. No morning shower and no dinner, a little past the shrine there is a 711

Clean and beautiful view. Quiet and comfortable. The meals (dinner and breakfast) were delicious. The host was really helpful. Location was great, easily accessible from the train station. Thank you for allowing me to keep my bike indoors.

It would be better to have a separate shower facilities: if the bathroom is occupied by other people enjoying the bath onsen, we cannot have a shower.

Very close to station, in a quiet village. We arrived there by our bike and was allowed to store our bike inside guest house in a storage place near entrance. Breakfast was delicious and full, traditional Japanese style. Though owner is quiet, he is helpful, answer email promptly. He gave me a paper box when I asked for my personal use. There is a kettle for boiling water, good for me as I like to drink hot water. There is a sink in balcony, so simple washing and brushing teeth can be done in room. A warm reminder to future guests: there are a few interestingly looking restaurants near by, but all need reservations before hand. We can't try. Do book.

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The place is a little bit odd yes, but it’s a wonderful example of a traditional Japanese hospitality (even if the building doesn’t look traditional… but 70s) the hot bath was one of the best I ever had in Japan and the food was incredible. And I paid only 8250 yen for a half course stay (1 person). And the owner did his best to explain everything (with a digital language translator).

the place is a little bit old and lived.

Room space is quite large comparing with other hotels

Nothing to complain about the hotel,that's good!But hardly can I find a place around to have meal :-(

Fantastic dinner. Room was spacious with a great view.

Very comfortable and beautiful rooms!

No english speaking nor english information.

Nice room and nice staff

No toilet and shower room in a room

Very quiet, great dinner, good breakfast, nice view from my room

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