Find3-Star Hotels in Nikko

Location wise, it will be suggested to either drive a rental car or use taxi service around Nikko Walking is not possible at night as it’s very dark Front desk staff are very polite and helpful 👍 Rooms are clean and brightly lit, worth the price and very cosy Enjoyed the pantry with coffee machine No breakfast area but a toaster, coffee machine and some kitchen appliances are ready for use Beds are comfy

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

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.

The room was very nice. We booked a lake view room. The temperature outside was more than 10 degrees below zero, but the room was warm as spring because the room had a heater, which was much better than air conditioning. We booked a package that included breakfast and dinner. Compared with the hot springs, it was not very good, but it was already two of the better meals in Nikko. I feel that after so many visits to Japan, Nikko is a place where there are not many delicious things.

[Advantages] - Many hotels with kitchens are a little dirty, but this one was like a model room and was clean. - Although it is an artificial hot spring, there is a large open-air stone bath, which is exciting. If you prefer a shower, there is a separate glass-enclosed shower room, so you can use both. The water pressure is strong. - Cleaning is done every three days, but there are two bath towels and two face towels for each person, so it's not a problem. - The room key is an electronic lock that changes with each check-in, so security is high even when the room is unattended. - The wifi is fast enough for five people to use. Even if you don't have HDMI, you can connect to a projector via wifi. It also has a surround sound function. - The air conditioner works great. - Five free Keurig capsule coffees are included. - In addition to the sofa, there is also a Logos folding camping chair, so five people can sit comfortably. [Disadvantages] - We used both the first and second floors, but the first floor was very noisy with footsteps. Even the sound of cleaning at lunchtime was as loud as an earthquake. Your satisfaction will likely vary depending on where you stay, or on the lifestyle of the people living on the second floor. Of course, there are no shops, so if you don't want to go out, you'll need to stock up on drinks and food.

I drove my mother there. The hotel is relatively old, but it has the flavor of the Showa era. You have to put away your slippers when you enter. No dirt is allowed in the hotel. The large bath is outside the hotel and is relatively spacious. There is no breakfast and dinner service outside holidays, but it is understandable, after all, there are not many local tourists.

It's about a 10-minute walk from Kinugawa Onsen. The hotel is reasonably priced, not expensive, and the hot springs are nice, with outdoor and indoor options. Breakfast and dinner are buffets, which are a little weaker than kaiseki cuisine, but you can eat as you like. Overall, it's good and recommended.

This is a traditional hot spring hotel with an attractive price and excellent value for money. It's a short walk from the station, but there is a Lawson on the way, so you won't have any trouble getting food or daily necessities. The hotel is equipped with recreational equipment such as guitars, ukuleles, punching bags, and children's swings, so there is plenty of room for fun. In the morning, we were surrounded by the sounds of the babbling river and the chirping of birds, and we enjoyed the fresh air and had a relaxing time. Recommended for those who like the atmosphere of traditional hot spring hotels and are looking for a reasonable stay.

The hotel is right by the lake, and you can see the sparkling lake from the room. The hotel's specialty is the hot springs, which include men's and women's baths and a private bath, all of which are considered indoors. It's very comfortable to soak in a hot spring, especially when there are not many people. We soaked in it several times, and the private baths were always available. The bedroom is in Japanese tatami style, which is also pretty good. The breakfast is also quite rich. The bathroom facilities are a bit simple and old, and it's possible that people would go to the hot springs instead of taking a shower in the bathroom.

Really nice room with an epic view of the lake and enough space for everything. Meals are wonderful and abundant and a seasonal selection each day Perfect place to stay if you are planning to explore okunikko area or to cycle around the lake, there are also restaurants nearby for lunch. The public bath is very pleasant with an outdoor spring to soak in while enjoying an open sky. Found out there was a shuttle bus back to tobu-nikko station setting off at 11am from the hotel after speaking to a kind staff member, Diane. Do make reservations for the shuttle beforehand at the reception if you plan to take this as well. Rental bikes available at the Nikko natural history museum which is a 10min walk from the hotel