Top Things to do in Shiga Prefecture
Top Hotels in Shiga Prefecture
- 1. Biwako Hotel
- 2. Lake Biwa Otsu Prince Hotel
- 3. Okubiwako Makino Grand Park Hotel
- 4. Reiah Hotel Ohtsu Ishiyama
- 5. Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
- 6. Hotel Route Inn Higashiohmi Yokaichi Ekimae
- 7. Yokaichi Royal Hotel
- 8. Hotel Boston Plaza Kusatsu Biwako
- 9. Comfort Hotel Hikone
- 10. Hotel & Resorts NAGAHAMA
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Things to do in Shiga Prefecture, Kinki: The Best Spas & Wellness
Discover the best top things to do in Shiga Prefecture, Japan including Minakuchi Onsen Tsubaki no Yu, Racine Home Harie, Tarao no Yu, Suishun Pieri Moriyama, Junibou Onsen Yurara, Kayabuki no Sato Shiratani Onsen, Spa Resort Ogoto Agaryanse, Makino Kogen Onsen Sarasa, Takarabune Onsen Yumoto Kotobuki, Omiyu.
Restaurants in Shiga Prefecture
1. Minakuchi Onsen Tsubaki no Yu
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
2. Racine Home Harie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Our facility is in the village "Harie". In the natural underground water springs up, you can experience of touching fish, drinking natural water, and learning the system using spring water in the area called "Kabata". You can also use a guesthouse, a bath, a restaurant and a souvenir shop.
3. Tarao no Yu
4. Suishun Pieri Moriyama
5. Junibou Onsen Yurara
6. Kayabuki no Sato Shiratani Onsen
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
7. Spa Resort Ogoto Agaryanse
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Son_Rei - Kyoto, Japan
I come here at least 5 times every winter with my Japanese friend. So I know quite well of it. Gotta some overviews: First, this resort is really spacy and has various facilities compared to the typical onsen in Japan. E. g. Free massage machines, reading corner, relaxing bench concern with individual TV equipped, stone sauna, yoga class, restaurant (Japanese and French), etc. Second, various natural hot-spring pool's types: carbonate, electric, open-air, traditional,... Third, the price is reasonable. Night-set (after 7pm): 1,100 yen. Stone sauna: 400 yen. Fourth, its opening hour: 10AM-1AM. I always stay up late until 1 AM since my Japanese friend lives quite close there, so I often come to sleep at his home after 1. But if you couldn't find a hotel, you'd better leave at 22:30 by free bus from the resort to main JR train station (The translated schedule is one of my photos). But around there, many hotels are also not quite expensive (just heard from my friend), and especially there are also some 'love' hotels around there. Fifth, the lakeside view is brilliantly nice, quiet and fresh air. Great place to read and relax. TIPS: - After 7 PM the price is down about 300 yen for night-set. - Recommended process: Dinner -> Steamed sauna -> Hot-spring pools -> Stone sauna -> Hot-spring pools again (after stone sauna you will be sweating) -> Massage machines -> Reading/watching at the benches -> Leave for free bus at 22:30/Stay at near hotel until 1AM.
