Around Karasuma Peninsula × Accommodation With Kitchen For Self-CateringRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

A small luxury Hotel grand opened in August 2023 within the historic YANMAR SUNSET MARINA, located southeast of Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa. The architecture, utilizing natural materials and blending seamlessly with the Lake Biwa scenery, invites visitors to a relaxing escape from everyday life. With only seven guest rooms, each features abundant use of natural materials such as earthen walls and wood, and every room is equipped with a spacious terrace and a hammock. During your stay, you can freely enjoy the all-inclusive bar & lounge, pool, and sauna within the Hotel. Experience an elevated stay while savoring the ever-changing views of Lake Biwa from various spaces.

Overlooking the Omi Ohashi Bridge! Surrounded by water and greenery... Yumi Beach at Otsu Lakeside Nagisa Park... just a 2-minute walk away! A beautifully maintained 4.8km-long wide promenade along the shores of Lake Biwa! Numerous benches and toilet Facilities! Lakeside cafes, restaurants, and food trucks! Enjoy health, relaxation, walks with adorable pets, jogging, and cycling... fishing for small ayu or bass by the lakeside... rental boats and fishing gear shops too! To meet the needs of guests seeking a relaxing stay, we offer a generous "12:00" LATE CHECK-OUT! How about brunch on a lakeside bench or at a cafe or restaurant? For those seeking relaxation... girls' trips, pair trips, solo trips... leisurely workations... exploration trips to historical sites and local delicacies! Clean, safe, and compact! A hidden retreat for relaxation! Stylish! DIY Renovation Guest House! Each guest room is full of character! Well-equipped shared areas! Comfortable Hotel stays and staycations! Supermarkets and convenience stores within a 3-minute walk! Enjoy both the ancient capital of Kyoto and the lakeside city of Shiga! Otsu City, a comfortable suburban town! We hope you can relieve the various stresses of daily life in the magnificent yet tranquil environment of "nature-rich Lake Biwa."