Kyo-Ohmi Reviews

The location is not a problem as there is a shuttle bus from Ogoto Onsen Station. Because it is right next to Lake Biwa, you can enjoy the view from the open-air bath in the room. Especially in the morning with the sunrise

Every corner was clean and there was a sense of cleanliness. Dinner and breakfast were served in a private room with a chair, and my elderly mother was happy to eat there. I was full with delicious food. There are two hot springs for men and two women's baths in the large public bath, so I was satisfied.

It was a large Japanese-style room with an open-air bath, and there was also a separate room with a sunken kotatsu. It faced Lake Biwa, so the view was nice. I felt that the quality of the water in the open-air bath was good. It was viscous. However, there was nothing to hide the view, so while the view was good, I was worried that people outside might see in. However, the amenities and facilities were old-fashioned, and there were small steps in the room. The guide was very simple. The dinner was pretty good, but the breakfast was a buffet shared with the Grand Hotel, so it was crowded and uncomfortable. It was convenient that the convenience store was integrated with Lawson. Overall, it's hard to call it a high-class inn. If I'm going to pay the same price, I'd like to choose a different place next time.

Although the name suggests it is a luxury inn, the service is that of an ordinary hotel. When we arrived at the front of the hotel, he came to collect our luggage. When you enter the building, 4 to 5 employees greet you and say, ``Welcome.'' There was also a guide to the room. The room is a corner room with an open-air bath and an indoor bath, and a small Hori Kotatsu room with a TV. Meals are served in a private room and are kaiseki cuisine, but although they say they are explaining the food, there is no explanation of the ingredients, such as aperitifs, accompaniments, tableware, etc., and I was told to look at the menu for the contents. That's all for luxury, and breakfast is a buffet. Just like the guests of Biwako Grand Hotel, there is a large room with tables that can seat 4 to 6 people. Eating as a family is not possible. Desperate to share a seat. The food is also the same. The dishes are arranged in a U-shape. It's also difficult to gather ingredients. The food is also comparable to that of a business hotel. I would like to at least share my time with a group. There was no seeing off after check out. I was able to stay cheaply thanks to the support.

There is a Lawson convenience store in the building. It is convenient in many ways. The location is great. The bath was clean and comfortable. I am grateful that the free-flowing water can be used even in the middle of the night when I wake up. I was so relaxed that I overslept in the room.

I decided to spend New Year's Eve slowly with my family, so I decided to take care of Mr. Kyo-Omi. A shuttle bus is operated by Piston from Ototo Onsen Station, which is 20 minutes from Kyoto. The room is a 15 tatami room with an open-air bath on the 4th floor of Kyo-Omi + the next room. We stayed with 6 adults. The day was New Year's Eve, and it was almost full, but the large public bath was large and not crowded, so I was able to spend a relaxing time. Mr. Nakai's response was humorous and flawless, the food was voluminous, and the Omi beef shabu-shabu was very delicious. It was great to see the snowy Lake Biwa from the open-air bath in the room. I was able to see Izuru-sama from the shore of Lake Biwa on the first sunrise of the year, and I was able to welcome the new year. I would love to visit again.