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Just 1.2 miles from Rinno-ji Temple and a 17-minute walk from Nikko Jiunji Temple, 森のうた Morinouta Forest Stay in Nikko features accommodations in Nikko, with a garden.

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Sarinasadat

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Japan

My friend and I stayed at Morinouta Hotel for one night, and it turned out to be such a lovely experience. The staff were genuinely friendly at one point, the host came over and asked if we wanted some homemade cheesecake (obviously yes, because… cheesecake). They also gave us tips on places to check out nearby, which was really helpful. The rooms were cosy and comfortable, with huge windows that are perfect for sitting by with a cup of tea or for taking slightly dramatic, Victorian-style photos if you’re in the mood.

Offering a garden, Hacho no Yu features accommodations in Nikko. Featuring a restaurant, the property also has a spa and wellness center, a hot spring bath, and a hot tub.

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Heather

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Japan

The staff was very welcoming and the food was delicious! Lovely hikes nearby. Seems to be a wonderful location anytime of year.

Itamuro Onsen Daikokuya offers a sauna and free private parking, and is within 26 miles of Shirakawa Station and 27 miles of Komine Castle.

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Rafael

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Brazil

Our stay at Itamuro Onsen was truly exceptional. Words can hardly capture how special this place is. Surrounded by exquisite nature, beautifully curated furniture and ceramics, a sophisticated art library, and gardens designed by renowned artist Kishio Suga, it was a memorable experience. The onsens were perfect for the relaxation you need after spending some days in a busy city like Tokyo. A special thanks to Koki, who kindly showed us around Suga's museum and shared insights about the special project that is Itamuro. We're already looking forward to returning soon!

18 miles from Tobu Nikko Station in Nikko, Iwaiyado Jyuan Nikko Kawaji onsen offers accommodations with access to a hot spring bath, public bath, and open-air bath.

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Rachel

From

United States

The staff was super friendly and they offered to pick us up from the station when we arrived and they took us to the train station in the morning the next morning. They even provided recommendations to a local ramen shop nearby that had been amazing. The room was super clean and nice to stay in for the night after a day visit to shrines.

17 miles from Shirakawa Station in Nasu, Jizaiso provides accommodations with access to a sauna, hot spring bath, and steam room.

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Yuk Yee

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Hong Kong

The Japanese style breakfast/dinner is full and taste good! Also, there is some screens setup among different guests in the dinning room, so we have privacy when having breakfast and dinner.

Nasu-Onsen Shinshun no Kago Hewitt Resort features a public bath and free private parking, and is within 16 miles of Shirakawa Station and 17 miles of Komine Castle.

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Jonathan

From

United States

The onsen water was great and the area of nasu was amazing! Food was also amazing!

Providing river views, Shelter Garden Nikko in Nikko features accommodations and a garden. This ryokan provides free private parking, an elevator, and free Wifi.

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summit.wolf

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Argentina

I stayed two nights in this amazing hotel and enjoyed every single bit of it Service: The staff was absolutely amazing, very attentive without being intrusive, absolutely charming, very knowledgeable of activities around Nikko, they engaged in conversation and we're super nice. I can't find the names of the staff, but I want to thank the Metre for that amazing whisky. The hotel: Absolutely beautiful, great design concept, the lounge is amazing the rooms too, spotless, spacious, lots of light, very well decorated. The bed and pillows were so nice and comfortable, the best in my month in Japan. Food: A delight to the senses all the dishes at dinner were exquisite, great combination of flavors, textures, aromas, and perfect presentation. Breakfast was great too. There's also free cocktails and drinks and champagne for breakfast if you're into that. As a bonus during dinner time there's a DJ and you can request music. Location: It's a bit far from Nikko Tobu station and downtown Nikko but they have a shuttle bus service so don't worry about it. A taxi from Tobu Nikko to the hotel will run you about ¥2000.

Offering mountain views, Yama no Ie in Nikko provides accommodations, an open-air bath, and a bar.

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Matthew

From

United States

The property is in a remote location, but being surrounded by nature gives it a very calm and relaxing atmosphere. The rooms are like a traditional ryokan and the entire house is very charming and homey. The host is absolutely incredible. He was very hospitable and extremely kind. We know no Japanese, but he knew enough English to communicate well with us. We reserved with dinner and breakfast included, and both were delivious. It was just what we needed after a really long hike and the host graciously offered us a second helping, even though he served us so much food, especially for dinner! The onsen itself is amazing, so relaxing, able to fit two people, and has a great view of nature. The location is a long walk uphill from from the train station (some parts with no sidewalk) which we did on our way there, but it was absolutely worth it once we made it there and the host graciously offered us a ride back to Tobu Nikko station in the morning. Would definitely stay again!!

Offering quiet street views, Iizukatei in Nakagawa provides accommodations and a garden. This ryokan offers free private parking, full-day security, and free Wifi.

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Christopher

From

Hong Kong

It was the first time we ventured out from a major metropolitan area in Japan and we are glad that we chose Iizukatei. The breakfast served in our room every morning was exceptional. The staff was super attentive and always went out of their way to help us with reservations, driving us around and arranging activities.

22 miles from Nikko Toshogu Shrine in Nikko, Minshuku Fukufuji offers accommodations with access to a hot spring bath.

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Greet

From

United States

The owner was the sweetest, hardest working inn-keeper we have met. She drove us from and to the little bus stop near the minshuku. The facility is old but clean and the rooms were warm and comfortable. The hotspring bath was lovely but the dinner and breakfast were the best. Part of the train ride from Nikko to Kinugawa Onsen turned out to be fun with an old steam train. The little bus from Kinugawa Onsen to the stop of the guesthouse was an adventure in itself. Please DO listen to the advice of getting there early. There are only a few buses in the early afternoon.