from 4 sources
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Overall:
"Great hotel, wish we could have stayed longer." — source Priceline
"Overall, we are both very dissatisfied with their lack of attention to what was a potentially dangerous poisonous bug and the mediocrity of our stay." — source Expedia
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Location:
"A regular shuttle takes you to and from the train station, but a closer staion is walking distance and gives you a chance to see some neighborhoods off the main drags." — source Priceline
"The hotel is very nice and located beautifully for views, but its access is limited by the location quite a distance from the train station." — source Priceline
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Room:
"Rooms large for Japanese Hotel." — source Hotels.com
More information on Otsu Prince Hotel
1,300 years ago Otsu was the capital of Japan. After the capital was moved to Kyoto, Otsu developed into a gateway city to eastern Japan, and became the center of Buddhism as many major temples were located there. Otsu city has a lot of historical sites and wonderful parks to visit and enjoy. The hotel is an ideal base for sightseeing in Shiga and Kyoto as it only takes 10 minutes by train from Kyoto Station. With its convenient location, beautiful nature, attentive service, the Otsu Prince Hotel is the perfect choice for your relaxing stay.
Check-in Time:
2PMCheck-out Time:
11AMTotal Rooms:
540 rooms.540Total Floors:
38 floors.Rooms:
540Directions
Located on the shores of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan. The38-story Otsu Prince Hotel adjoins Convention Hall Ohmi, one of the biggest conference venues in Japan. Conveniently located 10 minutes from Otsu Station by car. Otsu Station is 10 minutes from Kyoto Station by train. Takes 75 minutes by "HARUKA" train from Kyoto station to Kansai International Airport.
Area
Kansai International Airport KIX 90 km northwest, Biwako Aquarium 10 km, Enryakuji Temple 30 km, Hyakusai-ji Temple 40 km, Ishiyama Dera (Temple) 10 km, Kongorin-ji Temple 40 km
Dining
RestaurantsBeaux Sejours Serving authentic French cuisine and presenting the serene view of Lake Biwa. (Lunch & Dinner) New York Offering delicious lunch buffet and course menus featuring seasonal specials (B'fast, Lunch & Dinner) Shimizu Fresh, seasonal dishes including sushi and tempura served in a Japanese-style setting. (Lunch & Dinner) Riho Experience the delicate flavors of authentic Beijing-style cuisine as served the emperors of China. Marmolada Coffee Shop The Edelweiss cafe, a great place for meeting friends and Business associates for drinks and conversation. Chatelaine Lobby Lounge Offers hotel made cakes with fresh coffee, tea, and fresh juice. Top of otsu Offers fresh coffee, tea, and fruit juices at lunch time. Cocktails in the evening.
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