Nagahama Onsen Ryotei Ryokan, established in the Meiji era, offers Kyoto-style kaiseki cuisine, Omi beef kaiseki, and local cuisine that make the most of Omi's seasonal ingredients, along with "the spirit of hospitality. In winter, guests can enjoy hot pot meals such as kamosuki-nabe and beef shabu-shabu. All rooms are Japanese-style rooms with an open-air bath overlooking beautiful Lake Biwa. In addition to 10- and 12-mat Japanese-style rooms, there are also rooms with bedrooms, and the hotel can accommodate a variety of plans, including overnight stays, day trips, and special occasion celebrations. Nagahama Taikoh Onsen contains total iron ions, and nearby are the ruins of Nagahama Castle and a park. Hotels and inns line the lakeside, and a stroll along Kurokabe Square and the Hokkoku Kaido Road is recommended. These hot spring inns offer a relaxing stay in Nagahama, a town where you can feel the culture.