L'hotel Du Lac

“Eine perfekte Luxus-Kurztrip”

Auf Urlaub in Japan aber müde von belebten Straßen, gesehen zu viele Tempel? Dann gönnen Sie sich in diesem Hotel. Wir waren in den japanischen Stil Villas und es ist der beste Weg, um die Erfahrung minimalistischen japanischen Architektur (einschließlich Futons) aber mit all den modernen Komfort k… Mehr

Auf Urlaub in Japan aber müde von belebten Straßen, gesehen zu viele Tempel? Dann gönnen Sie sich in diesem Hotel. Wir waren in den japanischen Stil Villas und es ist der beste Weg, um die Erfahrung minimalistischen japanischen Architektur (einschließlich Futons) aber mit all den modernen Komfort können Sie sich das vorstellen. Das Personal, obwohl ich durch die begrenzte Englisch sprechenden außer einer, sind auf der Spitze des japanischen Gastfreundschaft, Freundlichkeit und immer bereit mit jeder Frage, die Sie sich schon zu helfen. Das Frühstück ist das beste abschließend kann man sich vorstellen kann. Western, Japanisch oder a la carte. Die Lage ist atemberaubend, mit Blick auf den See und die meisten fantastische Straße führt zu der Hotelanlage mit Kirschen im Überfluss. Sie brauchen zu Faktor in die japanische von weit kommen Sie zu fahren Sie unter den üppigen Kirschen. Die Villen sind weit genug auf den Hügeln und so ist es nicht stört es kann aber zu dem Hotel etwas mühsam zu machen. Wenn Sie wollen, ein paar Tage Urlaub das japanische machen, kommen hier zu entspannen.

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“Amazing natural beauty and tranquility on Lake Biwa”

Private cabin accommodations are comfortable, spacious and well equipped. It was the heart of summer, yet the air conditioning worked great and my room was just a 1 minute walk to the swimming pool and a 3 minute walk to the cool waters of Lake Biwa. The views of the lake and surrounding forest are… Mehr

Private cabin accommodations are comfortable, spacious and well equipped. It was the heart of summer, yet the air conditioning worked great and my room was just a 1 minute walk to the swimming pool and a 3 minute walk to the cool waters of Lake Biwa. The views of the lake and surrounding forest are quite stunning! The restaurant also exceeded my expectations. Michelin quality elevated cuisine, made using fresh local ingredients. My only complaint would be some of the buildings are a bit outdated and in need of a makeover, however I heard the hotel is set to go under a renovations sometime soon. Overall it was a great stay and a slice of real Japan, off the beaten tourist path. Highly recommended.

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“A Special moment in a special place !”

This place offer a rare view on the lake Biwa and propose an excellent quality of service and accommodation. Special mention about the food that definitely worth the trip by it self. A good place to relax and enjoy this very beautiful part of japan.

“Foodie hotel”

Came here because I wanted to try out Sower, an exquisite locavore restaurant, chef Coleman and 2 other team members are alumnus of Inus. Sower hands down beats many of the best restaurants in Kyoto and showcases the terroir of Shiga. Likely no Michelin star yet only because the inspectors have … Mehr

Came here because I wanted to try out Sower, an exquisite locavore restaurant, chef Coleman and 2 other team members are alumnus of Inus. Sower hands down beats many of the best restaurants in Kyoto and showcases the terroir of Shiga. Likely no Michelin star yet only because the inspectors have not made it to this more remote part of Japan. I had such a nice stay, there was still snow on the ground, the hotel faces the stunning Biwa lake, the 15 cabins/rooms are spread out across the tree covered grounds. I was in a Japanese style room, you can choose other styles ie Scandi. My room was small, but comfortable with heated bathroom floors, soaking tub. I also booked one of the two private onsens which was a pleasant surprise as I didn’t know what to expect at the hotel. If any room for improvement, would suggest the onsen to also be available in the mornings, and the pillows in my room were really hard. Service was excellent too, when I told the hotel I had trouble with their website (the English website changes into Japanese when you actually start booking a room), they literally changed this issue in less than a day. This is a place I definitely want to come back to, at least I know I would eat incredibly well, and to use this as a base to travel this less traveled area of Shiga.

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