OVERVIEW

At the base of Mount Odani, renowned as a significant site of the Sengoku Warring States period, lies a serene hot spring retreat where soothing steam will calm the soul.

Situated in a secluded village, this acclaimed hot spring was frequented by notable figures of the Sengoku era, including Azai Nagamasa, his wife Oichi, and their samurai retainers, for therapeutic baths. Enriched with gallnut hydrogen-carbonate iron spring, it offers remedial benefits for conditions like anemia, sensitivity to cold, gastrointestinal problems, neuralgia, and fatigue recovery. This hot spring attracts visitors seeking medicinal treatments, especially from neighboring metropolises like Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya, and even Tokyo, establishing itself as a focal point of tourism around northern Lake Biwa. Their culinary offerings showcase a kaiseki course, an array of dishes that captivate the eyes and delight the palate with seasonal flavors.

Experience the essence of each season highlighting local specialties for an unforgettable dining adventure. Choose between traditional Japanese-style rooms or Western-Japanese hybrid rooms equipped with semi-open-air baths and beds to suit diverse preferences. Additionally, the facility provides four barrier-free rooms (combining Japanese and Western styles) designed for wheelchair accessibility, complete with handrails in bathrooms and toilets. All rooms ensure easy mobility, providing barrier-free access from the lobby to the second floor without any steps.