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October 12, 2023
We stayed in a renovated Japanese-Western room on the 7th floor of the Annex building, facing the lake. There was a twin bed on tatami mats, and a round low table and cushions by the window. The renovation is old in many places, and even if you don't use the bath in the room, it's better not to look at it. We don't use it, but it's a Showa-era bathroom. There are many small children, so it might be good for families with babies who find it difficult to travel. We were a middle-aged couple, so everything was not suitable. Next time, we'll stay at a hotel with a quiet room where we can eat quietly, and a bath where the little ones don't run around. It can't be helped, since we stayed there without doing much research. The hotel itself is proactive in hiring foreigners, disabled people, and locals, and I think they've done a lot of research on the buffet menu. I think it's the winner among the hotels around Lake Shirakaba.
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