Hot Springs Hotels in Nikko

Fantastic service and experience. Seamless check-in from the moment we were greeted at the front porch all the way being orienteered around the hotel and escorted to the hotel. Facilities immaculate, especially loved the Onsen. Information regarding our dietary requirements have been communicated well through the different teams at the hotel.

A traditional Japanese hot spring hotel located next to Kamibashi. I stayed with 11 friends, and the hotel provided a banquet hall for us to have dinner and breakfast; everyone felt at home. The quality of the food was very good, but the chestnut rice for dinner was disappointing. The autumn maple scenery on the inclined road between Kamibashi and the hotel in the early morning is very beautiful.

The three of us walked up from Kinugawa Station. It took about 15 minutes to walk. It was mid-December and the red leaves had not yet receded. The environment along the way was beautiful. The hotel is a one-way hotel-specific cable car up. It is very unique and different from other hotels. Breakfast and dinner are all Japanese-style, with careful ingredients, fresh and delicious.

I took a taxi from Kinugawa Onsen Station to go to the hotel, but just take the bus. It's quick, cheap, and good. The hotel service was good. The guide was friendly, and the fact that it's a key, not a card key, is heavy, but it's also good because it's hard to lose. The hotel facilities have a retro feel, but I didn't feel old. It feels like a restored classic car. Dinner is divided into two parts: the first half and the second half. At first, everyone goes to Honmaguro and Daege, but you can take something else at that time. In the end, everything is gone, so you can take your time. The ice cream was Haagen-Dazs, which is a three-course meal, but I only had one because I was feeding the baby. There are three hot springs, including an open-air bath and two large baths, but the basement floor of the annex building was nice because there were fewer people. There were many types of shampoos available on the market, so it was easy to use. There were also Japanese brands of hair dryers, such as Lipa, Panasonic, and Dyson. There were also baby chairs for easy washing of babies, and a baby bed where you could put your baby while drying your hair, so it was easy to prepare for leaving the baby. The breakfast was also great, with unlimited salmon roe and a variety of breads. I was satisfied and plan to visit again when my second child is born. It was a resort where I could feel the bubble era.

Located between Tobu Nikko and JR Nikko, the location is very good. You can store your luggage at the hotel before traveling, without having to store luggage at the station. The room is very clean and not small. The triple room can spread out the luggage. It is similar to the structure of placing mattresses on tatami, and the distance between the beds is relatively narrow. I ordered a set meal with dinner, which I personally don’t recommend. The hotel gives vouchers for dinner (2,500 yen per person), and you take a shuttle bus to a place similar to a food court. The time is relatively fixed. The choice of variety and taste is actually good, but if you have the conditions to eat local dinner, this is not the best choice

Very comfortable hotel experience, we stayed for two nights. This home is not central in the daylight, but not far from the main attractions. After booking, the hotel will send an email to inform you of the check-in details. Upon arrival at the Nikko Station, you will be picked up by car. Checkin first sent a drink, sparkling champagne and matcha are very good, and the 跪 service is very thoughtful. We chose two Western-style beds plus tatami. The name of the guest will be affixed to the door of the room. The two people sleep very much. The outside is a beautiful courtyard view. Each room has an independent hot spring. In fact, there are basically no people in the big bath. (Because the hotel rooms are not too much), they are basically exclusive. At the hotel, I tasted two Kaiseki dinners and breakfasts. The patterns were different and the roads were delicious. Each room was arranged in a small box and the privacy was very good. In the morning, there are milk and wheat tea in the hot springs. In the morning, I can go to the sights to play and there are cars that can be sent to the Toshogu Shrine. In the afternoon, I am tired and make a phone call. I immediately have a car to pick up the cards at the designated place. It is also very thoughtful. In short, it is definitely a good hotel that I would recommend to my friends.

The room is big and comfortable. The view from the hotel also excellent. The downside is that there is check in timing (last check in is 1800) and there is no any other shop around the hotel so it is the best to add on dinner. The dinner taste still can be acceptable.

I stayed there by myself. If you want to enjoy a stay, hot spring and meals, I think it is a good ryokan. There is no sauna in the bath. Meals are not prepared unless you make a reservation. However, from my point of view, there are no unnecessary facilities, so I think it is a good ryokan that I would like to stay at again.

Take the bus from Tobu Nikko and get off at Kokamae Station and walk for five minutes to the hotel. The room has a large view towards the lake, and the buffet is delicious and comes with free ramen as a midnight snack. There aren't too many people in the large bath, and there are both indoor and open-air baths, so it's overall pretty good. The only drawback is that the room has no bathroom and there is no convenience store nearby.

Not very close to the station. But they have transfer from hotel to the station. Bridge, waterfall and sightseeing point are very close just across the river. Buffet is good, but alcohol is not free. When you go off to dinner staff make your tatami. The view is realy nice. Onsen is usual, good, they switch men and women baths in the mornings and evenings