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Biwako Ryokusuitei

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Welcome to Biwako Ryokusuitei, your enchanting getaway nestled in the heart of Ōtsu, Japan! With breathtaking lake views and an idyllic location just 6,2mi from the city center, this 3-star hotel promises an unforgettable experience. Starting at just $206, you’ll find a perfect blend of comfort and luxury, making it an ideal base for your adventures in this picturesque region. Add a delightful breakfast to your stay and start your day off right as you dive into the local culinary delights!

Bed in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Decorative detail, Bed in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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Family Room with Private Bathroom in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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2 Eenpersoonsbedden

2 Futonmatrassen

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580 vierkante voet

Familie, Privébadkamer

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Guests will have a special experience as the family room features a private open-air bath. The spacious family room provides air conditioning, tatami, a terrace with lake views as well as a private bathroom featuring a bath. The unit offers 2 beds and 2 futons.

Luxury Quadruple Room in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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2 Eenpersoonsbedden

2 Futonmatrassen

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775 vierkante voet

Luxe, Vierpersoonskamer

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Indulge in the spacious Luxury Quadruple Room with a relaxing spa tub, hot tub, and stunning lake view. Enjoy extra-long twin beds, air purifiers, and free toiletries.

Deluxe Family Room in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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2 Eenpersoonsbedden

3 Futonmatrassen

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540 vierkante voet

Deluxe Familie, 2 Eenpersoonsbedden

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Indulge in the spacious Deluxe Family Room with a spa tub, hot tub, and lake view. Accommodating up to 5 adults, experience ultimate comfort with air conditioning and a private balcony.

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Biwako Ryokusuitei is not just about scenic views; it's also your ultimate playground! Whether you're in the mood for a splash in the hot springs or want to unwind in the soothing sauna, the hotel has you covered. Feeling active? Grab your skiing gear and hit the slopes, or take in the tranquility of the stunning garden or sun deck. With free Wi-Fi, private parking, and even a 24-hour front desk, every detail is tailored to enhance your stay. Plus, the hotel has been well-received by guests, boasting over 600 reviews that reflect the warm and inviting atmosphere you'll get to experience.

View (from property/room) in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Facade/entrance in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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Relaxation is the name of the game here! After a day of exploration, kick back in the hot tub or treat yourself to a rejuvenating massage (for an extra charge). Each room comes equipped with air conditioning, free toiletries, and even balconies for those moments of quiet contemplation as you look out over the lake. Perfect for families, the hotel offers kids' meals and has wheelchair-accessible amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay for everyone. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, Biwako Ryokusuitei is your gateway to creating cherished memories in Japan!

Photo of the whole room, Bed in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Bed in Biwako Ryokusuitei

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But the magic of Biwako Ryokusuitei doesn't stop at the welcoming atmosphere and full-bodied relaxation. Dive headfirst into a world of rich culture and cuisine! The hotel takes pride in serving delightful culinary creations that reflect Japan's vibrant flavor palette. Whether you're a fan of traditional meals or looking to explore new adventures in taste, your palate is in for a treat here! Each meal is a journey, and the local food is an essential part of the Kan' ou experience, ensuring you leave with your taste buds dancing and your heart full.

Lounge or bar in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Lounge or bar in Biwako Ryokusuitei

Voorzieningen

Skiën

Gratis Privéparkeergelegenheid

Gratis wifi

Gratis pendeldienst

Streamingdienst (zoals Netflix)

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Sauna

Airconditioning

Bathroom in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Lounge or bar in Biwako Ryokusuitei
Hot Spring Bath in Biwako Ryokusuitei
My spouse and I came here for a one-night stay for our honeymoon, and reserved a room with a private onsen with a traditional tatami room that overlooked Lake Otsu and everything about this experience was phenomenal. The staff were friendly, polite, and respectful, and while we couldn't speak Japanese, tried their best to speak English with us. The facilities from the public areas (lobby and onsens), dining halls, and rooms were very clean. We loved enjoying the traditional experience of sleeping in a tatami room, which meant sleeping on the floor. The mattresses provided were surprisingly comfortable, and we actually got a really good night's rest. Waking up in the morning to peace and quiet, with just the sound of the running onsen water in our private onsen made the experience more memorable. We also had a private dining room, which we were served 11-dishes, and the food quality, presentation, and experience is what you'd expect of a 5-star hotel! We also loved having a private shuttle to pick us up and drop us off from the nearby train station to the hotel, especially since we were carrying quite a few pieces of luggage.

Katrina

This spa was AMAZING! The staff are truly exceptional. I booked this place as our 'treat yourselves' part of our Japan trip for a night for my wife and I....and I accidentally booked the wrong night?! I was completely horrified as we had to travel the next day and had other reservations already booked. The staff were able to switch my reservation over to the day earlier and give me the same room for no charge!! It literally saved the vacation and this place ended up being the highlight of the entire trip! Everything is very clean and laid out for you, truly you don't even need to unpack your suitcase. The rooms are nice and the view is amazing. The public onsen was great and the private balcony onsen is an absolute must for a romantic evening/anniversary. The dinner was very fancy (very traditional food) and fun to try so many interesting dishes. Breakfast had a wide spread of anything you could want to fuel up for the day. My wife and I still talk about this experience often and how it was the thing we loved most on our 2 week trip through Japan. I highly recommend! :)

Friskney

Enjoyed Japanese breakfast very much - different selections for breakfast and loved the miso soup, very tasty with boldness to the soup. The dining and hotel staffs were very gracious, helpful, and hospitable. Also, I enjoyed the public bath experience in addition to our private bath in our room. The Lake Biwa walk was very beautiful (stayed during autumn). The town of Otsu is very quaint - for those that enjoy small towns. FYI - we did not get a chance to explore the town, based on my readings, Otsu does seem to have "numerous historical sites, temples, shrines, and other buildings". We arrived from Osaka via Tokyo and Kyoto, so this quiet town was what was needed. I would recommend Biwako Ryokusuitei, good place to decompress and reflect.... I will explore the town of Otsu next time I am there ☺️cheers!

Virakone

Top tier experience hidden just outside of Kyoto. Only wish we planned more time to enjoy the facilities (definitely check in as early as you can for the full experience if only staying one night)! The full complement staff greeting, snack on arrival, and happy hour drinks settled us in immediately even with their limited English and our bumbling Japanese. The public high ph onsen and accompanying Nordic style sauna were more than we expected. Our stay was then topped off with 2 amazing meals (don't skip the dinner and breakfast options!), a 15+ item dinner where every item was a surprisingly intricate experience (even the kids meal we purchased for the 10year old as enough food to stuff a grown man), and an equally well thought out breakfast buffet I wished I had the tonnage with which to sample everything!

Hsia-pai

For the price, you cannot beat this hotel. It is a more traditional style Japanese hotel with a hot spring on site. Breakfast and a multicourse dinner were included in our stay. The bedroom we booked had a private hot spring and the room itself was very good. It is not a traditional hotel room, they will transition the room into the sleeping area while you are at dinner but that added to the charm. Those against sleeping on the floor on a futon (sounds odd, still comfortable) should be aware that that is part of your stay. Some of the areas of the hotel showed some slight wear, but overall for the price the service was excellent, the food traditional Japanese and generous courses, and the rooms were comfortably traditional. They offered a shuttle bus from the train station which was an added bonus!

Heather

My spouse and I came here for a one-night stay for our honeymoon, and reserved a room with a private onsen with a traditional tatami room that overlooked Lake Otsu and everything about this experience was phenomenal. The staff were friendly, polite, and respectful, and while we couldn't speak Japanese, tried their best to speak English with us. The facilities from the public areas (lobby and onsens), dining halls, and rooms were very clean. We loved enjoying the traditional experience of sleeping in a tatami room, which meant sleeping on the floor. The mattresses provided were surprisingly comfortable, and we actually got a really good night's rest. Waking up in the morning to peace and quiet, with just the sound of the running onsen water in our private onsen made the experience more memorable. We also had a private dining room, which we were served 11-dishes, and the food quality, presentation, and experience is what you'd expect of a 5-star hotel! We also loved having a private shuttle to pick us up and drop us off from the nearby train station to the hotel, especially since we were carrying quite a few pieces of luggage.

Katrina

This spa was AMAZING! The staff are truly exceptional. I booked this place as our 'treat yourselves' part of our Japan trip for a night for my wife and I....and I accidentally booked the wrong night?! I was completely horrified as we had to travel the next day and had other reservations already booked. The staff were able to switch my reservation over to the day earlier and give me the same room for no charge!! It literally saved the vacation and this place ended up being the highlight of the entire trip! Everything is very clean and laid out for you, truly you don't even need to unpack your suitcase. The rooms are nice and the view is amazing. The public onsen was great and the private balcony onsen is an absolute must for a romantic evening/anniversary. The dinner was very fancy (very traditional food) and fun to try so many interesting dishes. Breakfast had a wide spread of anything you could want to fuel up for the day. My wife and I still talk about this experience often and how it was the thing we loved most on our 2 week trip through Japan. I highly recommend! :)

Friskney

Enjoyed Japanese breakfast very much - different selections for breakfast and loved the miso soup, very tasty with boldness to the soup. The dining and hotel staffs were very gracious, helpful, and hospitable. Also, I enjoyed the public bath experience in addition to our private bath in our room. The Lake Biwa walk was very beautiful (stayed during autumn). The town of Otsu is very quaint - for those that enjoy small towns. FYI - we did not get a chance to explore the town, based on my readings, Otsu does seem to have "numerous historical sites, temples, shrines, and other buildings". We arrived from Osaka via Tokyo and Kyoto, so this quiet town was what was needed. I would recommend Biwako Ryokusuitei, good place to decompress and reflect.... I will explore the town of Otsu next time I am there ☺️cheers!

Virakone

Top tier experience hidden just outside of Kyoto. Only wish we planned more time to enjoy the facilities (definitely check in as early as you can for the full experience if only staying one night)! The full complement staff greeting, snack on arrival, and happy hour drinks settled us in immediately even with their limited English and our bumbling Japanese. The public high ph onsen and accompanying Nordic style sauna were more than we expected. Our stay was then topped off with 2 amazing meals (don't skip the dinner and breakfast options!), a 15+ item dinner where every item was a surprisingly intricate experience (even the kids meal we purchased for the 10year old as enough food to stuff a grown man), and an equally well thought out breakfast buffet I wished I had the tonnage with which to sample everything!

Hsia-pai

For the price, you cannot beat this hotel. It is a more traditional style Japanese hotel with a hot spring on site. Breakfast and a multicourse dinner were included in our stay. The bedroom we booked had a private hot spring and the room itself was very good. It is not a traditional hotel room, they will transition the room into the sleeping area while you are at dinner but that added to the charm. Those against sleeping on the floor on a futon (sounds odd, still comfortable) should be aware that that is part of your stay. Some of the areas of the hotel showed some slight wear, but overall for the price the service was excellent, the food traditional Japanese and generous courses, and the rooms were comfortably traditional. They offered a shuttle bus from the train station which was an added bonus!

Heather

My spouse and I came here for a one-night stay for our honeymoon, and reserved a room with a private onsen with a traditional tatami room that overlooked Lake Otsu and everything about this experience was phenomenal. The staff were friendly, polite, and respectful, and while we couldn't speak Japanese, tried their best to speak English with us. The facilities from the public areas (lobby and onsens), dining halls, and rooms were very clean. We loved enjoying the traditional experience of sleeping in a tatami room, which meant sleeping on the floor. The mattresses provided were surprisingly comfortable, and we actually got a really good night's rest. Waking up in the morning to peace and quiet, with just the sound of the running onsen water in our private onsen made the experience more memorable. We also had a private dining room, which we were served 11-dishes, and the food quality, presentation, and experience is what you'd expect of a 5-star hotel! We also loved having a private shuttle to pick us up and drop us off from the nearby train station to the hotel, especially since we were carrying quite a few pieces of luggage.

Katrina

This spa was AMAZING! The staff are truly exceptional. I booked this place as our 'treat yourselves' part of our Japan trip for a night for my wife and I....and I accidentally booked the wrong night?! I was completely horrified as we had to travel the next day and had other reservations already booked. The staff were able to switch my reservation over to the day earlier and give me the same room for no charge!! It literally saved the vacation and this place ended up being the highlight of the entire trip! Everything is very clean and laid out for you, truly you don't even need to unpack your suitcase. The rooms are nice and the view is amazing. The public onsen was great and the private balcony onsen is an absolute must for a romantic evening/anniversary. The dinner was very fancy (very traditional food) and fun to try so many interesting dishes. Breakfast had a wide spread of anything you could want to fuel up for the day. My wife and I still talk about this experience often and how it was the thing we loved most on our 2 week trip through Japan. I highly recommend! :)

Friskney

Enjoyed Japanese breakfast very much - different selections for breakfast and loved the miso soup, very tasty with boldness to the soup. The dining and hotel staffs were very gracious, helpful, and hospitable. Also, I enjoyed the public bath experience in addition to our private bath in our room. The Lake Biwa walk was very beautiful (stayed during autumn). The town of Otsu is very quaint - for those that enjoy small towns. FYI - we did not get a chance to explore the town, based on my readings, Otsu does seem to have "numerous historical sites, temples, shrines, and other buildings". We arrived from Osaka via Tokyo and Kyoto, so this quiet town was what was needed. I would recommend Biwako Ryokusuitei, good place to decompress and reflect.... I will explore the town of Otsu next time I am there ☺️cheers!

Virakone

Top tier experience hidden just outside of Kyoto. Only wish we planned more time to enjoy the facilities (definitely check in as early as you can for the full experience if only staying one night)! The full complement staff greeting, snack on arrival, and happy hour drinks settled us in immediately even with their limited English and our bumbling Japanese. The public high ph onsen and accompanying Nordic style sauna were more than we expected. Our stay was then topped off with 2 amazing meals (don't skip the dinner and breakfast options!), a 15+ item dinner where every item was a surprisingly intricate experience (even the kids meal we purchased for the 10year old as enough food to stuff a grown man), and an equally well thought out breakfast buffet I wished I had the tonnage with which to sample everything!

Hsia-pai

For the price, you cannot beat this hotel. It is a more traditional style Japanese hotel with a hot spring on site. Breakfast and a multicourse dinner were included in our stay. The bedroom we booked had a private hot spring and the room itself was very good. It is not a traditional hotel room, they will transition the room into the sleeping area while you are at dinner but that added to the charm. Those against sleeping on the floor on a futon (sounds odd, still comfortable) should be aware that that is part of your stay. Some of the areas of the hotel showed some slight wear, but overall for the price the service was excellent, the food traditional Japanese and generous courses, and the rooms were comfortably traditional. They offered a shuttle bus from the train station which was an added bonus!

Heather

Locatie

6-1-6, Ogoto , Otsu, 520-0101, Japan

Biwako Ryokusuitei