Miracolo View Hotel

A nice place to unwind, with a good view of the setting sun. On a cool day, it’s pleasant to walk to the tourist centre.

The rooms are old but clean, and the view is wonderful. There aren’t any shops or amenities within walking distance. The hotel was very quiet, and I was told it had been closed for a while and had only recently reopened. Empty corridors, bare display shelves, and a dark, shadowy car park gave it Bates Motel vibes.

The front desk staff were polite and really friendly, and the breakfast and restaurant were decent, nothing fancy. We stayed in the newer building, where every room has a lake view. The photo shows the view from our third-floor room without filters. The room had what we needed, but the window wasn’t locked when we checked in, so remember to lock it before bed. For the price compared with other hotels in the area, Miracolo seems like a great pick for a family that doesn’t want to spend too much on a night’s stay. It’s far enough from nearby towns to make for a quiet night, though public transit takes planning. The last bus from Shueishe town is around 5 p.m. If you miss it, the lakeside trail walk to the hotel takes about 25 minutes. I’d definitely consider staying here again.

There are lots of trails to walk around the lake near the hotel, and breakfast has a nice range of food. The room was spacious, and the hotel has everything you need. For the price, I think it’s pretty good, especially since it’s the cheapest place around with a sunmoonlake view.