Top Hotels Near Tsukubusuma Shrine in Nagahama from NZ$89

"Close to the station so huge luggage is semi easy to cart to and from The staff were friendly, the town knew limited English so learning some Japanese is a must"

"Typical Toyoko Inn so there's underbed storage, inadequate curtains to keep out the light, and good climate control. The problem was I had a top floor room but there must not have been people below me for floors or something because the floor was so cold it felt refrigerated. I cranked the heater but since it's at the ceiling it heats the room top down so the floor stayed really cold, like refrigerated cold. It took until the next morning where the floor didn't feel refrigerated but still was unusually cold and not until that evening the floor finally didn't feel cold. Breakfast was really sparse, just bread and onigiri. I would prefer them to just say no breakfast and just have coffee then I would prepare by going to the conbini the night before."

"⭐ 1-Star Review Giving one star due to unacceptable behavior from the property owner. We were treated poorly for checking out only 15 minutes late, including an invasion of personal space during checkout. Additionally, a forgotten personal item received no assistance or support afterward. This experience was extremely disappointing and should never happen to guests."

"clean good breakfast nearly seven eleven and Aeon"

"This is a very local non touristy village. We enjoyed the hospitality (even if we couldn’t communicate) The owner helped accomadate my sea food allergy. We really liked the hot bath available in the beautiful water. The only thing I would say is that it isn’t close to anything and you have to walk about 22 minutes to the train "

"A stone throw away from Nagahama castle ruins/park great for Sakura "

"Very nice view of the lake. Very helpful staff. The rooms have a private onsen hot tub on the balcony. The rooms have tatami and are set up to sleep on the floor. You can request a bed frame to elevate the futon, but it's better to request a bed when making the reservation (although you may enjoy sleeping on a futon, Japanese style)."