Hotels in Ōtsu mit Spa

When visiting Kyoto, we wanted to enjoy some time in an onsen resort so we decided to spend two nights in Ogoto Onsen. After checking the details in their website, we booked a ”Biwa no kaze”room with private onsen and view of Lake Biwako. And we were not disappointed. The room looks newly renovated, and is very spacious with two beds and sitting area plus a tatami room. They offer different dinner packages, and we have chosen crab with steak as the main dishes for the first night, and lobster with shabu-shabu the second night. The foods were of very high quality, tasted and looked very nice. The breakfast buffet was very good with a wide selection of different items. The ryokan is excellent in nearly all aspects. We would stay here again when we next visit Kyoto.

Koke Musu inn besticht durch eine zentrale Lage in Otsu, nur 10 Gehminuten von Biwa-See und 14 Gehminuten von Park Otsu Kogan Nagisa entfernt. Diese Pension mit Wellnessangebot ist 3,9 km von Mii-dera und 10,6 km von Kyu Chikurinin Garden entfernt.Nimm dir Zeit, um dich im Wellnessbereich verwöhnen zu lassen. Diese Pension bietet auch kostenloses WLAN, ein Souvenirladen/Kiosk und ein Gemeinschaftswohnzimmer.Etwas Entspannung gefällig? Leg eine Pause an einer der 2 Bars/Lounges ein. Gegen Gebühr wird täglich von 07:00 Uhr bis 09:00 Uhr ein nach Wunsch zubereitetes Frühstück angeboten.Zum Angebot gehören ein Express-Check-out, mehrsprachiges Personal und eine Gepäckaufbewahrung. Vor Ort gibt es Folgendes: begrenzte Parkplätze.Buche einen Aufenthalt in einem der 3 Zimmer mit Flachbildfernseher. Ein WLAN-Internetzugang (kostenlos) ist ebenso verfügbar wie Kabelempfang. Es gibt eigene Badezimmer, die über kostenlose Toilettenartikel und Haartrockner verfügen. Zur Austattung gehören Schreibtische und Schreibtischstühle; die Zimmer werden täglich sauber gemacht.

It was a great stay at this ryokan! The hotel is able to arrange a car to fetch you from the JR station. You can call them using a dedicated phone at the station which is used to contact the different ryokans. The car arrived in 10mins or so. The ride to the ryokan was also less than 10mins. The hotel also fetched us to the station on the last day of our stay. The ryokan itself is homely and cozy. We were greeted by an english speaking staff who introduced us to the amenities of the ryokan. There was also a nice welcome tea and matcha chocolate. Our bags were brought to our room as well during this time. The room is spacious and cozy. The hotel prepared 2 welcome biscuits in the room which was a nice personal touch. The room has a nice living room and a great view of Lake Biwa. Recommend to catch the sunrise over the lake! There are 2 normal beds as well as futon beds (need to set up yourself). Both are comfortable. The hotel also prepared pretty yukata for both female and male guests which you can wear during the stay. There are 4 different designs for ladies, and one design for the guys. You can request for different size if the one in the room doesn’t fit you. There is also a full length mirror and a mini dressing area at the side of the living room. It was fun dressing up in the yukata! The toilet, basin, shower and hot tub areas are all separate. The toilet is a little small, but the basin and mirror area is very spacious. The shower area is quite small as well and the shower head is rather low so you need to hold the shower head if you wish to wash up while standing. There is a small stool given for you to sit down though. The hot tub area is semi-outdoor and you can see Lake Biwa. But it is quite small (only good for one person). It was too cold so we didn’t use the hot tub. Instead, we booked the private onsen for 50mins. The private onsen has a private toilet and dressing area which is equipped with hairdryer, body lotion etc. There is a water dispenser as well if you need to hydrate yourself. The onsen area has a washing area, and the hot tub area is spacious for 2 person. There are privacy screens around the onsen area but there is a small gap to let in cold air for ventilation. Wish there is a good view from the private onsen but it was still enjoyable! Dinner and breakfast was Kaiseki style, and the meals were one of the highlights for my husband and I. We really enjoyed the courses which are clean tasting yet wholesome, fresh and flavourful. It was such a sumptuous treat! The ryokan also has a souvenir shop if you wish to buy anything back. Overall, my husband and I really enjoyed the stay here and we agreed this was one of the main highlights of our 12 days trip in Japan. Highly recommend!

Es gibt einen Bus zum Hotel Dajin, um einen frühen Telefonanruf zu buchen. Der japanische Service hat nicht gesagt, dass er nach Japan gereist ist. Dieser Familienreise ist bestimmt, mit dem frühen Abendessen, die Sorte ist etwas besser, es gibt weniger Menschen, haha

Es ist okay, aber ich klage an die TripAdvisor-Website. Wer bist du mit dieser Website? Warum können nur Familienreisen (mit Kindern) und Paare? Ich gehe mit meinen Eltern. Aus der Sicht der Eltern kann man nicht sagen, dass es mit Kindern zu reisen ist, aber es ist seltsam für Japanisch. Sind Brüder und Schwestern auch realistisch, als Veränderungen zu arbeiten? Während der Tour, habe ich nicht einmal eine Nacht zu essen, nur zwei Treppen, keine Leuchttürme direkt mit dem See Huang verbunden, der See Huang hat ein Bootsspiel, viele Studenten