Hotels With Parking in Shiga Prefecture, Japan

Location is not great but luckily the host offer free connecting transportation; staff service is great and kind to offer us a tour of the hotel

The receptionist noticed the slight bleeding on my finger, voluntarily offered bandaid and disinfect solution, very helpful. The shuttle service between the hotel and the train station is very useful. Wish I had known about it before we arrived.

The hospitality at the hotel was exceptional! From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with warm smiles and a genuine willingness to assist. The attention to detail in service, from the personalized welcome to the thoughtful amenities in our room, made our stay truly memorable. It’s clear that the team is dedicated to creating a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that every guest feels valued and comfortable. I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone seeking a delightful and accommodating experience!

This was my first time using this hotel. There is a welcome drink in the lobby, and if you need loungewear, you can take one from the area next to the lobby. There are no convenience stores nearby. The station is right in front of the hotel, so there might be one on the station side. You can hear the voices and noises in the hallway quite a bit. On the other hand, the noises outside don't bother me. The refrigerator is very cold. Free breakfast is included. It's free, and yet so good! I was more than satisfied! They even have a daily smoothie. I hope they keep it up.

The room is spacious and has a great view overlooking the lake and the castle. It's autumn and can see a lot of red maple trees in the park before the castle. Comfort bed too!

Overall experience only so so average……. I don’t expect such a huge hotel giant - Marriott Group has these shortfalls ! Let’s talk about the suggested improvements on facilities provided by hotel:  1) parking facilities - there is no accessible ramps or pavements for customers taking their heavy luggage from the parking areas - the only thing that we can do was to carry these luggages up the staircases to the hotel lobby from the parking area. 2) hotel entrance lay-by - it was raining heavily when I checked out today. I planned to drive my car to the hotel entrance so that my family members can jump into the car and I can load all my luggages to the trunk under the canopy of the hotel entrance. “Luckily”, the canopy is too short and has no such design and finally everybody got into the car and they were ALL WET. I have to load those luggages to the car under the rain…… 3) Onsen (public bath) - nothing to say about this old, obsolete, small public bath without maintanance. 4) staff - I’d say, with the “name” of Marriott, this hotel is really under staff…… Other - nothing to say really

We stayed two nights in the hotel with breakfast and dinner. The web page of Trip.com showed that there was onsen in the hotel but when we check in, we were told that it was a ”mistake”. There is no onsen and the photo is a public onsen half an hours away. It was very disappoining that the Trip.com include photos irrelevant to the hotel. Dinner was also diffferent from the web photo. We have to pay 2500 yen each to upgrade the dinner to shsbu shabu. Breakfast is Japanese style with limited choice. Other than these, we had lake view room and shopping mall is nearby which are the advantages.

This is a ryokan near Lake Biwa. They were always kind to me! The open-air hot spring was also really nice. There was a shuttle bus so it was convenient to go to the station. It was the best experience 😀

I stayed here again this year, just like last year. While the room was a little dated, it was kept clean and not unpleasant. (Although there was a slight odor...) The bath was spacious and there was a washing area, so I was able to take my time soaking. The refrigerator was stocked with tea (apparently local tea), mineral water, and one Ritz per night, which was a nice touch. The breakfast was delicious, featuring local ingredients. I would definitely stay here again if I had the opportunity.

Japanese version of the full season, the room is relatively large, you can see Hikone Castle, 100 meters away from the JR station, the price is very high, the breakfast is average, optional meals are included, there is a super large store across the road, the second floor taxfree has a variety of cosmetics Clothing and local products, the underground supermarket is large and you can buy all kinds of lunch boxes, with a microwave and dining area. Hikone is so cute, Hikone Castle is so so