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びわ湖大津館

Biwako Ōtsu-kan

Experience lakeside luxury and historical elegance at Biwako Ōtsu-kan, a charming hotel overlooking Lake Biwa.

Hotel

Accommodation, Luxury, Historical, Lakeside

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At Biwako Ōtsu-kan, you’ll step into a world of refined elegance and historical charm, all set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Biwa. Originally built in 1934, this beautifully restored hotel offers you a luxurious stay with modern comforts while preserving the rich architectural heritage of the past. As you relax in your room, you can take in the breathtaking views of Japan’s largest lake, stroll through the meticulously maintained gardens, or enjoy exquisite dining. Biwako Ōtsu-kan provides an unforgettable experience blending lakeside serenity with timeless elegance.

Facilities & Services

  • Lakeside Views
  • Garden
  • Fine Dining

Contact

Address:

5-35 Yanagasaki, Otsu, Shiga 520-0022

Phone:

077-511-4187

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