Recently Reviewed Hotels around Nikko

Hotels in Nikko

Neighbourhoods

• Kawaji Onsen Hotels
• Kinugawa Onsen Hotels
• Chuzenji Onsen Hotels
• Nikko Onsen Hotels

Recommended For

• Nikko Hotels with a Pool
• Nikko Hotels with Parking

• Nikko station hotel classic
  "Great hotel, close to station"
  "This hotel is the perfect place to stay if you are arriving and departing Nikko by rail - It is right across the road from the JR station, and only a 2-3 minute walk from the other station as well. We found this very convenient as it meant we didn't have to go far with our luggage, but it's good..." to be aware that it's about 2-2.5km from the main centre of Nikko and the world heritage sites, so it will be either a reasonable walk or a bus ride from the hotel to anywhere you want to go. There also isn't many restaurant choices directly around the hotel, and they close quite early (last orders around 8/830pm). The hotel is extremely modern and well maintained, and we found the rooms and bathrooms extremely spacious by Japanese standards. Service was also fantastic and the staff were very helpful, although some more printed information in English would be very helpful especially about how to navigate the place by bus (we found this extremely confusing) Overall, highly recommended ... " More >
• Nikko station hotel classic
  "Ideal location, boring town"
  "The hotel is directly across from the two train stations and very near the center of town. When I was there, I felt like I was the only one in the hotel and the town. Seemed like some places were closed. There wasn't much going on. Should have visited Nikko in a day-trip instead of staying the n..."ight. The only reason I stayed was to use the onsen. The outdoor onsen at the hotel still made you feel like you were inside. There is no view. But, it was relaxing on a chilly night. For a better onsen/nature experience go to Hakone. The hotel charges a 150 yen fee for the onsen and a 500 consumption tax. The room was larger than other Japanese rooms. Great bed and pillows. They have 2 restaurants- the expensive traditional Japanese one and a reasonably priced one. I ate at the latter. It was o.k. " More >
• Hotel Shikisai
  "A Heavenly Ryokan"
  "This ryokan, high in the mountains above Nikko, is pure heaven. The food was the best we had in our two weeks in Japan, especially the yuba which is an artisanal soy delicacy. The rooms were immaculate and overlooked a lake. The hot springs baths - both outdoor and in - overlooked the lake. The ..."service was impeccable and very welcoming and accommodating. " More >