Ōmi-Nagaoka Station × Accommodation With Japanese CraftsmanshipHotel·Ryokan Ranking

Nagahama, Shiga - a land of rich nature and cultural crossroads. A place where diverse cultures and natural beauty have thrived since ancient times. While it may not have as many shops as Tokyo or as many famous landmarks as Kyoto, there’s something uniquely comforting about the streets of this town. Perhaps it’s the culture nurtured at a calm pace, surrounded by the majestic Lake Biwa and Mount Ibuki. Why not take a moment to experience "a breath" in Nagahama? ■ New Building Opening February 2025! ■ Two new private townhouse accommodations will open, featuring exclusive herbal-scented saunas and private galleries showcasing works by emerging artists. Enjoy the lively town atmosphere while retreating into moments of self-reflection with art during your stay. ■ A Premium Stay Blending into Local Life ■ Located on the main approach to "Daitsuji Temple," a symbol of the town, our property offers an immersive experience in Nagahama life. Within walking distance are historical sites, renowned shops, modern supermarkets, convenience stores, trendy restaurants—and even pristine rivers where fireflies dance or iconic Lake Biwa itself. Our concierge is here to support you with insider tips for unique experiences and sightseeing in Nagahama!

Although it is a Machiya-style studio type, it is equipped with functional facilities and amenities. The studio type, with its simple design and comfortable space, will help relieve travel fatigue. Additionally, the tasteful space, water facilities, air conditioning, and linens provide comfort.

Suijo, Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture. Located on the southern foothills of Mount Ibuki, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, and near Lake Biwa, this area is rich in natural beauty. It is also close to the historic battlefield of Sekigahara and retains the nostalgic charm of a former post town, with sake breweries, soy sauce shops, and inns evoking a sense of the past. Easily accessible from Maibara Station, where the Shinkansen stops, it takes about 3 hours from Tokyo. A traditional Japanese house, approximately 100 years old, has been fully renovated into a private Property available for exclusive use by one group per day. As a hidden retreat to enjoy a slow-paced time... As a gathering place for family and friends...