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浜湖月 OVERVIEW Established during the Meiji era, this traditional ryokan offers a serene escape with Japanese-style rooms featuring open-air baths that offer a breathtaking view of the picturesque Lake Biwa. Its accommodation options include four Japanese-style rooms and four suite rooms comprising a Japanese tatami room and a Western-style bedroom, providing guests with the grace […]
旅館 紅鮎 OVERVIEW Located on the secluded northern shores of Lake Biwa, offering a view of Chikubu Island, this traditional ryokan inn overlooks an area of the lake where wild birds take sanctuary amidst the lush reeds by the water’s edge. Each of the 15 rooms features natural hot spring semi-open-air baths facing the tranquil
グランドメルキュール琵琶湖リゾート＆スパ OVERVIEW A large-scale western-style hotel located on the shores of Lake Biwa within walking distance of Nagahama Port, Nagahama Castle, and Nagahama Station. The hotel has a total of 362 rooms and a capacity of 600 guests. Guest rooms offer stunning views of Lake Biwa and Mt. Ibuki. It also features an onsen hot
湖北ノ空、二人ノ宿きひろ OVERVIEW A boutique ryokan designed exclusively for couples, located on the tranquil shores of Lake Biwa. This intimate retreat is specifically tailored for pairs, whether they are romantic partners, close friends, or family members like parents and children, providing a perfect setting for those cherishing a special bond. Featuring a total of 7 rooms,
レジーナリゾートびわ湖長浜 OVERVIEW Regina Resort Biwako Nagahama is a hot spring inn located in the city center of Nagahama. Situated on the northeastern shore of Lake Biwa, guests can relax and take in the breathtaking views of the lake. The inn is pet-friendly, allowing guests to stay with their beloved canine companions. The rooms offered feature
須賀谷温泉 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
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