Adults Only Resorts & Hotels in Shiga Prefecture from ￥5,423

Great place. It was even better than we expected!

We had enjoyed a Kaiseki dinner here with a group in May, 2010, and wanted to come back to Kyoto and spend more time. We stayed in the Hanare (the Satsuki Cottage, a separate, traditional Japanese building) for five nights. You sleep on futons, they fill up the wood bath every afternoon, and you can wear your Yukata to dinner. They fed us a Kaiseki (chef's whim) breakfast each morning and a Kaiseki dinner each evening. Every meal was different! The staff were incredibly attentive and polite, and...

The owner Tomi is extremely attentive and will provide you with a multitude of services within and around the guest house. The traditional Japanese rooms are located on the second floor up a VERY STEEP set of stairs, keep that in mind for luggage and beverages. The onsen around the corner is super nice and you’re nearby to both JR station and local subways. Tomi also cooks egg breakfast sandwiches daily 7-9 am, has tea, coffee, and cold water/electric kettle available anytime. 12-5 pm is...

Everything about this hotel was phenomenal. 100 out of 10

Okay, I'm old...71...and most of the people here were in their 20's and 30's. I stayed here a week I slept well and enjoyed the experience. If I didn't practice yoga, I wouldn't have been able to get dressed in the pod. lol The people were nice, everything was clean and well maintained. I would stay here again if I was solo traveling and needed a place for a few days.

the stay is just so relaxing and zen like and it is less than 10 mins walk to Todaiji including the deer park. Kintetsu Nara train station is about 10 mins away and plenty of shops/restaurants/cafes to check out. Highly recommend this hotel. Service is just outstanding. There are two onsens - one upstairs and another one at the ground floor. The breakfast is just so filling but healthy.

The Starr are super friendly and very accommodating and attentive. When I come back, I’ll most likely stay here again.

Selected to stay after drinking in Gion area with my KYOTO friends. The fee would be reasonable even for young people. (I'm in 50s.) The master is friendly and guests are also. I had some talking time with other foreign guests, which was so interesting and happy time. The room is just that of a modest house and you can hear every noises of the next room. So not suitable for business use. For those who can even enjoy such environments.

Wonderful staff with beautiful clean rooms.

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

The hotel has great ammenities and the room service options have a ton of variety. It was nice having a massage chair and jacuzzi tub in the room. It was the largest room my husband and I stayed in throughout our travels in Japan as well.

Important! Owner is fantastic. Call him at 075-871-8817. He will pick you up at any of the 3 train stations close by. We stayed 3 nights. He also took us to the train station in the morning. This is classified as a love hotel The hotel is next to the river, it is quiet but the service you get is outstanding. Arashiyama is were the Bamboo Forest is, a must see, the Tagetsu-kyo bridge across the river is famous, there is a temple there and it is a small town feel. I 1st went to Japan some...

If you can deal with the fact it's a love hotel it's the best value. And much roomier and comfortable than the tiny "notmal" hotels. Plus free food! And big bathtubs. It makes up for the taxi fare or walk to the train station Love hotels are the way to go once you get used to it. Just enjoy!

This is a love hotel where you don’t get a room key. You must call the staff to unlock the door when you enter and want to leave the room.