Find hotels near Mt. Hachiman Castle Ruins Lift, Omihachiman from ￥5,338

"The AC was super dirty. Other than that the house was great. Location is also perfect with a nice restaurant across."

"Perfect. "

"Great hotel, I will be staying here again when I have a chance to come to this area."

"neat and clean, a hotel with full of hospitality."

"The staff were very accomodating and communicative. They truly seemed to care that we understood everything about our stay, especially as foreigners who are here to learn."

"Really nice area, 20 minute walk to the train station. There’s also a Gigo nearby if you wanna play games or crane machine. I would stay here again :)"

"Very nice spa"

"きれいだし良かった✨"

"Check in was fast, front desk very kind and polite. Great view of lake, right on the beach. "

"Good!!!! I recommend"

"Convenient transportation, clean roon"

"Good facilities and breakfast, reasonable price"

"good"

"Very spacious and quiet! Excellent value for money!"

"女子は大浴場がないのでバフをいただきました！嬉しかったです✨それ以外は、綿棒が欲しいです、、　私だけかもです。笑　ドリンクも充実してて、マッサージ機もあり、満足です✨ありがとうございました！"

"Staff was so helpful in every possible way. Hope I am lucky enough to find others like it elsewhere in Japan! "

"It's a great location away from the busy life of the city. The lake is crystal clear and great to swim in though we did not see other swimmers. The rooms are small, yet suffice. I'll probably come back again. "

"特に無し"

"일본의 러브호텔입니다. 최악이었습니다. 1. 객실에 들어가연 밖에서 잠김 ㅡ객실에 들어가면 문을 열고 나올 수 없습니다. 문이 밖에서 잠깁니다. 인터폰으로 카운터에 전화해서 문을 열어 달라고 해야 합니다. 불이 나면 끔찍? 2. 너무나 지저분한 에어컨 에어컨이 너무 지져분해서 끔찍 2시간 대실을 하는 러브호텔이다 보니 에어컨 청소를 20년은 안한듯 ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ This is a love hotel in Japan. It was the worst. 1. The door locks from the outside once you enter the room —Once you enter the room, you cannot open the door and get out. The door locks from the outside. You have to call the front desk via intercom to ask them to open the door. It would...

"Staff don’t speak English bathroom only on the first floor we were staying at the 4th and no dinner and no breakfast available. Good for a step only one night before Kyoto. "