Hotels near Mihara Station

"We stayed at this hotel as it was conveniently placed to pick up rental bikes at the port. Staff were great on check in, and they organised luggage transfer for us. Room was lovely. Breakfast was a set Japanese breakfast, beautifully presented, plus options of yogurt and eggs and fruit. A couple of restaurants on site . A few places to eat around the hotel and a courtesy bus to the station (or a 10 minute walk). Supermarket and chemist nearby"

"Fantastic communication from beginning to end and the location is great. Note that there is no elevator. "

"Hotel has everything you need to enjoy your stay in the city. Very close to bike rental places."

"Very close to the station. Great breakfast. "

"The food was quite good"

"This hotel was perfect for my needs- a quick, no-frills place to stay before a bike adventure. The location is perfect, right across the street from bike rental and ferry. A tasty, traditional breakfast in the morning too!"

"The house is very spacious and quiet Outside the house is the endless countryside When there are no clouds, you can still see many stars. The landlord is very nice. Our car broke down on the last day and he took the initiative to drive us to the airport. It was a big help. I hope to have the opportunity to visit next time."

"The place is OLD, in poor conditions, stuck in 1970s badly in need of a renovation to bring it up to today' standards. Do not stay there unless you had to like I did - emergency! "

"Business man’s hotel I suppose. Right across from Mihara Station. Small room but well laid out and spotless. Young man at desk was very jolly and hospitable on my arrival. No view, wall of another building but it was dark when I got there and sleep was all I craved. Desk stored my bags for me after check out as I’d planned to visit Buttsuji Temple but I missed the early bus and couldn’t wait till afternoon for the next so I took a walk down to the port. Ferry to nearby islands in the Seto Island Sea leave from there, including to Rabbit Island and I’d considered that but I was off to Lake Biwa doe the night. "