Hotels near JR Samegai station, Maibara

３ We stayed １ in early month. Because it is just at the entrance of the maibara station Shinkansen, access is uncomplained. However, the choice of Tel is almost the choice here. There is a supermarket near the station, but it is closed in late hours. There are no shops around. There is a convenience store in Naka station, but it is closed late at night, so in that case go to Family Mart behind the hotel. It is about ３ minutes walk from the hotel. I was impressed by the ”meet God” when I found this Family Mart because the hotel clothes were ２３ hours past. The room and service are ”safe, stable Toyoko Inn”. There is no more or less.

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 chose Daiwa because of its location is by the lake location and not too far away from Kurokabe distance. Daiwa is famous for good price performance ratio, meaning not expensive room rate yet providing quality room and service. The hotel lobby is grand, and you pick up the bathroom amenities at lobby yourselves. Check in was smooth but you have to bring your own luggage to your room. The hotel charge you Yen 500 for parking per night but give you Yen 500 voucher in return which you can spend in the hotel, not a bad deal. The hotel also provides a shuttle bus service to the Nagahama station for hotel guests if you are not driving. Even taking a taxi from the station to hotel is not more than 5 minutes. The station is just a few minutes walks to the famous Kurokabe Plaza and its surrounding waling streets. Yukata is available on each floor lobby where you pick your selection and size. We were allocated at the corner room which is very spacious, overlooking the lake and the pier, with windows on two sides, and therefore, very bright when the weather is sunny. We reserved a dinner in the booking with the hotel. The dinner is served in the function. It was a multi course dinner with various cooking method of Omi beef, including stew, hot pot and grill, plus a variety of other dishes such as sashimi. Server is very good and the staff are trying hard to communicate with us in English. The onsen on the ground floor is not very big, but the two nights we stayed are Friday and Saturday, so there were extremely many people. There is a souvenir shop which opens until 9pm, a bit early. After we checked out the hotel, we walked around the Nagahama Castle Park which is five minutes walk away from hotel. The castle was built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the sixteen century but the current castle is a re-built. We dined at the hotel lobby tea lounge for lunch. But the meal was probably the worst meal I have ever had in Japan over the years. I think a tea should be fine with a good view of the lake. The location of the hotel, and the service quality makes an ideal choice when staying in Nagahama.

On the day of the fireworks festival in August, all the inn within walking distance of Nagahama station was full and stayed here. The purpose was not fireworks, but around the black wall, and I went out for dinner, but on the way back, the road was crowded with fireworks, and the taxi was not caught, and eventually, I sweated in the tropical night I arrived at the hotel on foot for 1 hours from the vicinity of the station. I think there is no sales point. I think the season fee of 9800 yen is beyond the category of business hotels, and the accommodation fee that usually hears around 6000 yen in the concentration of fireworks guests is 9800 yen with breakfast. Anyway, I think it is a hotel that is not suitable for sightseeing in the black wall district at least. The single room with double bed was renovated and large and comfortable, but when you pull out the key card, all power is out, so you can't keep the room cooled. Check out at 10 o'clock is also a business hotel. If you take a season fee, I would like you to remind me that you will take a shuttle bus to the station or at least when you go out, you will not be able to secure your return leg.

Even in the time zone before check-in, I was able to guide the parking lot comfortably. Breakfast was also served with various bread and drinks and I could spend the morning slowly because I was able to eat in the room.

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.

Located in Maibara, Glamp Element - Campground is within a 15-minute drive of Lake Biwa and Kurokabe Square. This campground is 6.4 mi (10.3 km) from Kaiyodo Figure Museum and 6.7 mi (10.8 km) from Keiunkan Garden.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as outdoor tennis courts or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. This campground also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include luggage storage and coffee/tea in a common area. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 15 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and free minibar items. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and complimentary bottled water, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I was surprised to come to Kashiwara without any information.The history here goes back to the Edo period. This is a Japanese-style house. The courtyard and plants are beautiful, and the rooms are clean and herb-scented. It feels so good to look at the garden while drinking tea in the rain.

It was very comfortable! It was a nice hotel with light meals available.

Mr. Hamakozuki took care of me on November 21st. A very scenic room on the 3rd floor The open-air bath was big and big, so I could afford it. On this day, I went sightseeing in Hikone and took a large bath at check-in around 18:00, and the meal time and food were very delicious and I couldn't eat it. When the couple enjoyed a drink-loving meal, they received plenty of demon rocks. Is it okay for the demon to be so cheap? ?? Sake lovers were happy with delicious food and sake. Thank you for taking the steps to get breakfast earlier than usual. On the second day, I arrived in Kyoto before 9 am, and my travel bag went to the hotel from Princess counter Exploring Kyoto in a situation close to empty-handed, eating with a couple in Pontocho at night, drinking again On the 23rd of the 3rd day, I went to Kyoto again, Kinkakuji-Kitano Tenmangu-Yusai-tei-I finished my trip after seeing the light up of Tofukuji Temple at the end. Mr. Hamakozuki was the best inn after all Also, I think I will take care of you during the cherry blossom season.