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湯元舘

Yumotokan

A luxurious hot spring ryokan offering scenic views of Lake Biwa and a variety of themed rooms and baths.

Hotel

Hot Spring Ryokan, Luxury, Family-Friendly, Scenic Views

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Yumotokan, located in the historic Ogoto Onsen area of Shiga Prefecture, is a premier ryokan that offers guests an immersive traditional Japanese experience. Overlooking Lake Biwa, Yumotokan features a variety of themed guest rooms, including Japanese-style rooms with en-suite open-air baths and modern Japanese-Western fusion rooms. The ryokan boasts seven types of large public hot spring baths, including scenic open-air baths on the top floor with stunning views of Lake Biwa and Mount Hiei. Guests can enjoy kaiseki cuisine made with seasonal local ingredients, including the renowned Omi beef. With its blend of luxurious amenities and serene natural surroundings, Yumotokan provides an unforgettable retreat.

Facilities & Services

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Scenic Open-Air Baths
  • Private Onsen Available
  • Restaurant
  • Shuttle Service
  • Free Parking
  • Non-Smoking Rooms

Contact

Address:

2-30-7 Noka, Otsu City, Shiga 520-0102, Japan

Phone:

077-579-1111

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