2021.7 Added: Changed from ☆3 to ☆4I stayed at the Annex at the end of July. This is my second time staying here since I stayed in August last year.The rooms are spacious, almost wheelchair accessible from the entrance, and there is an elevator. No problem with wheelchairs or strollers! (*^_^*) There are sofa seats in front of the elevators on both the first and second floors, so it's a comfortable space that you can enjoy even if you're in a group.The room is spacious, both the washroom and the bath in the room. The toilet is also spacious. There are also glass cups, teacups, teapots, tea leaves, and pots. When I asked for cutlery, they lent it to me at the front desk, which was very kind.I mistakenly thought the public bath was a radium hot spring, but it was just water. Radium rock? It's just a bath using. The changing area is quite small and there aren't many, and it's an open-air bath! He sings, but it's in a rough state every time. I think the bathroom in your room is sufficient. (^-^;There are people from the campground and people using the outdoor bath, so if you don't come at the right time, it will be overflowing with people.That's probably the only drawback.As for meals, my child has a lot of allergies, so it's always difficult to stay overnight, but at Shirahamaso, the head chef is kind and always accommodates us! (T_T) I am truly grateful! m(_ _)mShe is kind to children and very attentive, and during the meal she asked me many times about the wind, waves, refills of rice, and tea. What about water? It was very comfortable...my child fell asleep halfway through the bath, but without giving me a look of displeasure, she brought me a bath towel and said, ``Please use it,'' and draped it over my three-year-old son's shoulder. Thank you. The customer service is amazing...! ! (*´Д`*)The next morning, I had a request regarding the parking lot, and when I spoke with them, they responded very politely and in an easy-to-understand manner.Everyone was so kind! !The Biwako Beach is right in front of Shirahamaso, so the location is excellent.I would like to visit the lake again with my children............2020.8I stayed at the annex during Obon. I thought it would be my child's first time swimming in the sea, so I visited.The room was spacious, especially the bathroom. The toilet has a separate area for washing hands, there is a sink, and there is a small sofa on the floor where the room is located, so it feels like it is suitable for training camps and recreation. We could see the pine forest and Lake Biwa from our room.I had called ahead of time to check if it was okay to arrive early, but when I arrived, check-in was set at 15:00. I have small children, so I have a lot of luggage. ? In the end, they told me that it would take some time, but if I waited, they would let me go to my room. Hmm...They were able to cater for my allergies, which was very helpful. Right next door, I started smelling the food I was allergic to (my son has a meat allergy, and the neighbor was eating grilled meat).…) I can’t help it, but I regret that I should have changed the timing (>_<)The shared bathroom is very small. The bath in the room is just water, the shared bath is radium? Although the water was lukewarm, there were many groups as the inn was often used for training camps and school excursions. However, the washing area is just right for 5 people, but it's too small for more than that, so we have to give in a lot to each other... and change clothes a lot. The water in the bath was lukewarm.The rooms have tatami mats that you can relax in, and the air conditioning can be set frequently. It's barrier-free, so I think it's good for those who are concerned about it.