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A recently renovated guest house in Otsu, Koke Musu inn offers outdoor fireplace, private parking and sports facilities. It is situated 12 km from Daigo-ji Temple and provides a shared kitchen. Has a small kitchen, nice location, almost waterfront, cheap enough

Set within a former residence of local merchant, Inase Otsu Machiya Bed and Breakfast is set in Otsu, 700 metres from Mii-dera Temple. Each room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. A unique place with peaceful atmosphere. I enjoyed my time a lot. Everything was excellent.

彦宿Hikojyuku戸建て貸切宿 is located in Hikone. The air-conditioned accommodation is 1.1 km from Hikone Castle, and guests can benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi.

ゲストハウスすまいるさん, a property with a garden, is located in Iba, 43 km from Enryaku-ji Temple, 43 km from Sanzen-in Temple, as well as 44 km from Mount Hiei. Perfect location to visit the countryside of Japan. This is the real Japan with Koi carpers swimming in river-like gutters and friendly helpfull villagers. On top of this, Kyoto is only half an hour away by train. We came for a nice, relaxing place to stay but got a family who was so warm and welcoming. Mizu, the hostess of Smile guesthouse is a very kind and helpful person who speaks good English. She helped and guided us to make our stay even better. The guest house is a traditional Japanese house. Beautiful and full of details. And next to that you can eat fresh strawberries at the Tanaberry farm, which is a 8 minutes walking distance. We can recommend everyone to stay here. As we immediately extended our stay the day we arrived and are planning to definitely stay again the next time we travel to Japan.

Featuring garden views, 湖北 寺の宿-去-来-現Ko-Rai-Gen provides accommodation with free bikes and a terrace, around 37 km from Hikone Castle. Location Very nice hosts Temple

Set in Nagahama, the recently renovated 1日1組限定 1棟貸切の古民家 蔵の宿 隠れ蔵 offers accommodation 24 km from Kehi Jingu Shrine and 36 km from Green Park Santo. We had a great stay in this traditional little house ! Everything is clean, the kitchen is very well equipped, we loved the bathroom with a view of the surrounding fields and mountains. The family is lovely and has a great sense of hospitality. We will come back !

余呉の里山-ランプの宿-さくら is located in Nagahama, 30 km from Kehi Jingu Shrine, 32 km from Maibara Station, and 37 km from Okuibuki Ski Area.

Offering a garden and quiet street view, Guesthouse Shin is located in Omihachiman, 38 km from Sanzen-in Temple and 39 km from Mount Hiei. My wife and I are not young folks anymore. The trip to the bathroom during the night was somewhat difficult for us. The bedroom was on the upper floor in the lovely traditional Japanese house. The narrow stairway was challenging for us. There is ample room downstairs and perhaps owners would accommodate a request to put the bedding there.

Featuring a hot tub, くつき鯖街道 古民家cocco小入谷 is located in Takashima. The property features mountain and garden views, and is 37 km from Sanzen-in Temple. An old Japanese house in a beautiful secluded valley. The house is really very large, with a large kitchen where it is possible to cook. The surroundings are really beautiful but you have to consider that you are really isolated. Fast wifi, great service, highly recommended if you want to experience a "different" Japan

Situated in Takashima and only 50 km from Sanzen-in Temple, Farm stay inn Sanzaemon-tei 母屋GuestHouse Shiga-Takasima Traditional Japanese architecture house features accommodation with mountain views,... I'm glad I stayed here for one night because it was just a delightful experience. The hosts are very welcoming, kind, and well-prepared to communicate with you with a translator app. I was a solo traveler so it made a huge difference that I could talk to these lovely hosts. They are keen to share about the local area, so if you need some tips on what to do don't hesitate to ask them. I would definitely suggest this rural experience to anyone visiting Japan. I hope I can return here in the future and visit the Fujiwaras