โรมแรมและที่พักที่ดีที่สุดในอตสึ
4.3 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 146 รีวิว
4.5 ยอดเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 130 รีวิว
4.1 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 303 รีวิว
Good quality of food
WING, Hong Kong SAR, China
4.4 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 52 รีวิว
4.2 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 146 รีวิว
3.7 ดีมาก
อิงจาก 58 รีวิว
4.2 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 57 รีวิว
3.4 ดี
อิงจาก 113 รีวิว
4.3 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 222 รีวิว
4.3 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 109 รีวิว
4.1 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 69 รีวิว
3.7 ดีมาก
อิงจาก 133 รีวิว
3.9 ดีมาก
อิงจาก 12 รีวิว
3.7 ดีมาก
อิงจาก 138 รีวิว
4.3 ดีเยี่ยม
อิงจาก 281 รีวิว
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Biwako Grand Hotel
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For families, groups of any size, and business meetings, the hotel is suitable for every purpose. The open-air bath has a beautiful view of the lake. Other onsen (hot spring) baths are also available.
Biwako Ryokusuitei
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The lodging is located in the Lake Biwa resort with Mt. Hiei in the background. You can fully enjoy the comfort of the resort.
Kyo Oumi
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In addition to all rooms having a bath, they also have an open-air onsen (hot spring) bath with a fine view of Lake Biwa. Guests can enjoy karaoke in the room too.
Enryakuji Kaikan
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A shukubo located within the grounds of Mt. Hiei Enryaku-ji Temple in Otsu City. The temple itself is said to have 1,200 years of history and is deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Shukubo are traditional temple lodgings, and offer guests the opportunity to take a peek into the daily lives of the monks who reside at the temple. Visitors will have the pleasure of experiencing the zen lifestyle first hand, and the food served is traditional Buddhist vegetarian cuisine. The quiet surroundings and peaceful natural setting will allow guests a chance to catch their breath and cleanse their souls in this spiritual environment.
*About meals: Only Buddhist vegetarian cuisine is served for both breakfast and dinner, and the menu is the same for multiple night stays. Alcoholic drinks are available.
*Since this accomodation is located on Mt. Hiei, there are no other locations where meals can be taken. Also, please take caution as public transportation to the accomodation is limited (bus and funicular), and there is no public transportation to the accomodation after 18:00.
*The latest time to check-in is 18:00. After this time, Sakamoto Cable, the funicular line to the accomodation from Kyoto, also stops running, so please plan in advance.
*Entrance fee for Enrakuji Temple is separate from the accommodation fee, and is required to enter the temple. Adults: JPY 700, Junior high & Highschool students: JPY 500, Elementary school students: JPY 300.
*About laying out of futons: Guests at this accomodation must lay out their own futons.
*About meals: Only Buddhist vegetarian cuisine is served for both breakfast and dinner, and the menu is the same for multiple night stays. Alcoholic drinks are available.
*Since this accomodation is located on Mt. Hiei, there are no other locations where meals can be taken. Also, please take caution as public transportation to the accomodation is limited (bus and funicular), and there is no public transportation to the accomodation after 18:00.
*The latest time to check-in is 18:00. After this time, Sakamoto Cable, the funicular line to the accomodation from Kyoto, also stops running, so please plan in advance.
*Entrance fee for Enrakuji Temple is separate from the accommodation fee, and is required to enter the temple. Adults: JPY 700, Junior high & Highschool students: JPY 500, Elementary school students: JPY 300.
*About laying out of futons: Guests at this accomodation must lay out their own futons.
Smile Hotel Otsuseta
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This hotel is 18 minutes from Kyoto Station by local train and a 1-minute walk from JR Seta Station. All rooms are equipped with LAN, which can be used free of charge, as well as washlets.
APA Hotel Biwako Seta-Ekimae
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This hotel is not only convenient for business, but also offers plenty of leisure activities in the nearby areas, including various outdoor activities by Lake Biwa, exploring Mount Hiei and Koto-sanzan, a tour on the waterways in an old Japanese-style boat, and visiting Mizunomori Water Botanical Garden, which is famous for its water lilies.
Hotel Tetora Otsu-Kyoto
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This hotel is directly connected to the south ticket gate of JR Otsu Station making it very convenient for business and sightseeing to Kyoto and Shiga Prefecture.
Satoyu Mukashibanashi Yuzanso
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A hotel featuring and designed around the local folk stories of the area, it is renowned for its open-air cypress bath.
Biwako Hanakaido
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Located just a 20 minute train ride from Kyoto Station is Ogoto Onsen. This retro, natural hot springs ryokan is located near Lake Biwa in Shiga Prefecture. The lodging features cuisine prepared with local ingredients such as Omi beef and more, as well as aromatherapy which is popular among female guests.
Ogoto Onsen is said to have been opened about 1,200 years ago in the Heian Period by Saicho, founder of the Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei. The ryokan has gender-segregated large communal baths and open-air baths, as well as private open-air baths which guests can use for an additional fee. In addition to the standard Japanese-style rooms, there are also guestrooms equipped with open-air baths. The open-air baths in the special guestrooms use natural hot spring water.
Ogoto Onsen is said to have been opened about 1,200 years ago in the Heian Period by Saicho, founder of the Enryaku-ji Temple on Mt. Hiei. The ryokan has gender-segregated large communal baths and open-air baths, as well as private open-air baths which guests can use for an additional fee. In addition to the standard Japanese-style rooms, there are also guestrooms equipped with open-air baths. The open-air baths in the special guestrooms use natural hot spring water.
Dantoukan Kikunoya
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Enjoy the warmth of this lodging where you can relax and let go. You’ll forget time within its calming appearance. Located at the lakefront of Lake Biwa, staff are waiting to serve guests with warm hospitality.
Lake Biwa Otsu Prince Hotel
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Standing on the shore of Lake Biwa in Otsu, this 38-story hotel has 530 rooms, all with a view of the lake.
It is also said to be a symbol of Otsu as it stands elegantly by the lake, forming a picturesque scenery with the surrounding nature.
It takes about 10 minutes (2 stops) from Kyoto Station to Otsu Station. A perfect base for sightseeing in the Shiga and Kyoto areas.
It is also said to be a symbol of Otsu as it stands elegantly by the lake, forming a picturesque scenery with the surrounding nature.
It takes about 10 minutes (2 stops) from Kyoto Station to Otsu Station. A perfect base for sightseeing in the Shiga and Kyoto areas.
Hotel Blue Lake Hotel
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With convenient access from Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe, enjoy Lake Biwa Hana Funsui (flower-like colorful fountain) and lake cruises on the sightseeing ships, from the nearby Otsu Port.
Biwako Hotel
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It takes about 10 minutes via JR train from Kyoto Station to Otsu Station, the nearest station to the hotel. From JR Otsu Station to the hotel, it takes about 5 minutes via shuttle bus. The location is conveniently accessible from Kyoto and Osaka.
The resort hotel stands facing the south of Lake Biwa, with a panorama of the magnificent lake and the World Heritage Site Enryaku-ji Temple. A range of restaurants and cafe/bar establishments are on site, offering buffet style, kaiseki cuisine, teppanyaki, sushi, French cuisine, Italian cuisine, and much more.
Staying guests may use the natural hot spring communal bath on the 4th floor. There is also an open-air bath in the communal bath, both with grand views of Lake Biwa. There are rooms measuring 33-40 sqm, and all rooms have lake view balconies.
The resort hotel stands facing the south of Lake Biwa, with a panorama of the magnificent lake and the World Heritage Site Enryaku-ji Temple. A range of restaurants and cafe/bar establishments are on site, offering buffet style, kaiseki cuisine, teppanyaki, sushi, French cuisine, Italian cuisine, and much more.
Staying guests may use the natural hot spring communal bath on the 4th floor. There is also an open-air bath in the communal bath, both with grand views of Lake Biwa. There are rooms measuring 33-40 sqm, and all rooms have lake view balconies.
Hotel Biwako Cerisaie
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Opened in November 2017, this hotel is about 20 minutes from Kyoto Station and a 3-minute walk from Ogoto Onsen Station on the JR Kosei Line. All rooms are non-smoking, equipped with free Wi-Fi connection, and furnished with Simmons beds (except Japanese-style rooms).
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From Ogoto Onsen Station (JR Kosei Line) West Exit: about 3 min on foot.
It takes about 20 min from Ogoto Onsen Station to Kyoto Station, and about 50 minutes from Ogoto Onsen Station to Osaka Station.
By car: Exit the Meishin Expressway at Kyoto-higashi IC and continue on to Route 161 via Nishi-Otsu Bypass. Landmark: JR Kosei Line Ogoto Onsen Station.
It takes about 20 min from Ogoto Onsen Station to Kyoto Station, and about 50 minutes from Ogoto Onsen Station to Osaka Station.
By car: Exit the Meishin Expressway at Kyoto-higashi IC and continue on to Route 161 via Nishi-Otsu Bypass. Landmark: JR Kosei Line Ogoto Onsen Station.
Yumotokan (Yumotokan (Ogoto Onsen))
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This lodging is a “ryokan” which is part of Japan’s indigenous culture. It is located in Ogoto Onsen, a natural hot spring area just a 20 minute train ride from Kyoto Station. In the ryokan, guests wear yukata and at night, sleep in futon. The ryokan offers guests a day in a relaxed atmosphere that will put their mind at ease. The dining menu also features Omi beef. Omi beef - one of Japan’s top 3 wagyu beefs - has a history of more than 400 years, and out of those top 3 wagyu beefs, it has been loved by everyone the longest. It is renowned for its high degree of marbling, mellow fragrance, and tenderness. In addition to Omi beef, from December to March, there are also plans where guests can enjoy snow crab.
Ayaha Lakeside Hotel
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Enjoy a grand view of Lake Biwa from the large onsen (hot spring) bath and a traditional Kyoto-style Japanese dinner, prepared from local ingredients.