Best Hotels in Nikko
Explore Nikko with 196 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Nikko Station Hotel Building2 ★★★
"The hotel is great and very convenient, just a two or three-minute walk to the JR station. On the first day, I got bitten by mountain leeches while visiting the World Heritage temple complex. Thankfully, the front desk gave me medicine to apply and bandages to stop the bleeding. I'm very grateful for the hotel's help. On the second day, you can walk to Chuzenji Onsen and climb Mount Nantai, which takes about 6 hours round trip. It's the third-highest mountain in the Kanto region, so if you enjoy hiking, you should definitely give it a try."
Nikko Kanaya Hotel ★★★★★
"Not only did we receive excellent service during our stay, but their flexibility in accommodating our individual requests truly set them apart from other hotels – it was a world of difference. Highly recommend."
Hotel Ootaki ★★★
"Beautiful tasteful high ceiling public bath . Very relaxing when talking the bath while facing a large forest. The Japanese-style rooms are clean and the bedding is comfortable. The price is very reasonable."
Nikko Station Hotel Classic ★★★
"This hotel is perfectly located right next to Tobu Nikko Station, just a short walk away, making it ideal for exploring the World Heritage sites. It's a large hotel with many rooms and excellent hygiene. The public onsen area is cozy and comfortable. The front desk conveniently provides toiletries, toothbrushes, and basic skincare sets. The simple Western-style breakfast is refreshing, and I really love this hotel. The sushi restaurant and bakery next to the hotel are also fantastic!"
Rakuten STAY Nikko Hoden ★★★★
"Waited an hour for the water heater, and the hot spring water was still ice cold. Couldn't use it at all. The check-in process was also a hassle; you have to video call with staff. But once I got through, they kept hanging up, telling us to wait. I won't be staying here again."
Koduchi No Yado Tsurukamedaikichi ★★★
"I've lost.my bag in the bus when I arrived at the hotel. I immediately seek the hotel staffs for help. They were very helpful and making calls to the places that I've may have left it. Train station, bus company. Lastly, was very lucky to have found it back. Someone picked up and passed it to the bus driver. In Japan, there's always a chance of finding back lost item. It's very safe."
Fairfield by Marriott Tochigi Nikko ★★★
"Pleasant stay. Hotel is kind of near top of the hill. There’s a pantry by the lobby and also a dining table. Coffee bean machine which is great. There is no restaurant for breakfast. Have to use coupon to redeem breakfast from reception. Japanese breakfast, cold. But there is a food truck outside the hotel which is convenient for hot breakfast like toast. So far room is cozy and water shower pressure is good. Some stains on the wall in the toilet."
Hotel Casual Euro-Nikko's Inn with Its Own Natural Hot Spring ★★★
"The facilities are a bit old, the rooms aren't small, but the shower room is tiny; the hot spring area is nice."
Nikko Akarinoyado Villa Revage ★★★
"I arrived early, but they kindly let me relax in the lounge. Ordering breakfast the day before made the meal very smooth. It was also very thoughtful of them to offer me a ride to the station after check-out. It would have been even better if I could have used the bath in the morning. Thank you for your hospitality."
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Asaya
"The hotel service was great, the room was very spacious and clean, and the food was delicious."
Shelter Garden Nikko
"The stay was wonderful. The hotel's design and attention to detail were meticulously crafted. The large windows in the room offered a breathtaking view of the green mountains, and the pajamas were very comfortable. The designer explained the hotel's construction and design philosophy. He thoughtfully customized my dinner ingredients, prepared decaffeinated tea, and even provided a blanket during dinner. What a thoughtful touch! I'd definitely bring my family back to this hotel in the winter!"
The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
"During the recent three-day autumn foliage season, rooms in Nikko were extremely difficult to book, especially balcony rooms with views of Nantaiyama and Chuzenji Lake. This time, I checked in at noon and requested an upgrade to a lake view room, and luckily, one became available on the 5th floor, the top floor. The balcony of the room offered a breathtaking lake view! Although the price was high, it was truly amazing! Environment: Prime location near Chuzenji Lake, with its own dedicated station. The pier, lakeside, and Kegon Falls are all within walking distance. Service: Top-notch. From check-in to introductions, turndown service, and breakfast the next day, the staff were impeccably at home! They now offer twice-daily shuttle service from Nikko Station. Truly fantastic! Facilities: Complete with all amenities, including a private onsen (hot spring), and state-of-the-art bathing and skincare facilities. Cleanliness: Spotless, and the public areas are impeccably beautiful. Staying here is like living inside an oil painting, except for the price. But this is just one example! The purpose of making money is to achieve Ritz-Carlton freedom."
Kanaya Hotel Kinugawa
"I was able to check in smoothly with valet parking, and checked in while enjoying welcome tea in the open lounge. The room was lovely, and I especially enjoyed sitting on the chairs on the balcony and enjoying the view of the Kinugawa River and the cool autumn air. The food was delicious, and it was nice to see a selection of local Tochigi sake. Breakfast was also great. The young and cute staff member who showed me around was also very kind. The only thing I noticed was that the shampoo and soap in the bath were not very good, so next time I'll bring my favorite ones with me."
Itoen Hotel New Sakura
"The accommodation was great! It's not too far from the station. The weather was nice in the morning. The breakfast was a buffet, there's an onsen (hot spring bath), private bathrooms, and various activities. The staff provided excellent service. I'll definitely stay here again if I have the chance."
Kinugawa Park Hotels
"A retro-style hotel, but in a good way. Well-maintained, with beautiful views (especially from the bathroom). The staff was very helpful and courteous."
Kinugawa Royal Hotel
"From a price-quality point of view, this hotel is quite worthwhile for the unpretentious traveler. The location is in a picturesque place, but away from the main route of Nikko attractions. The hotel is quite old, but this was not too annoying. But dust is wiped only in visible places (no one bothers with anything near the windows or the hatch in the toilet). There was also very little water pressure in the room, although everything is fine in the onsen. The onsen was fine, but on one of the three days the smell of bleach was quite strong. The dinner was good, considering the cost and free alcohol, but the breakfast was quite unusual for a European."
Kinugawa Grand Hotel Yume No Toki
"Very nice hotel and super friendly staff, highly recommended"
Hoshino Resorts KAI Kinugawa
"This is my first time writing a bad review. We stayed at Kinugawa Hotel during the ***** New Year holiday. Our family of three arrived around 7 pm on the 29th of the ***** year. The check-in staff were extremely slow and inflexible. Only after we told her it was ***** New Year did she say she would come to our room to check us in later. They brought an extra bed for our ten-year-old child, but it was a baby bed. Breakfast and dinner were served at the hotel every day, and they were probably the worst breakfasts and dinners I've ever had. According to other reviews, it might be from a central kitchen. They also called us every day to confirm what time we would be eating, demanding that we be on time. If we were even half an hour late, they would call us to say that we had canceled and that they wouldn't refund us. Those things were alright, but we were late in the first place. When checking out, we were never told by the staff that we had to leave the room before midnight. Just after midnight, while we were packing our luggage, the hotel called to urge us to leave, and then called every five minutes. Even worse, ten minutes later, someone knocked on the door and tried to open it a second time. We opened the door to show them we were closing our luggage, but the hotel kept calling. The pressure was unprecedented. Finally, around 12:20, the three of us, still without our shoes on, awkwardly left the room. From the room to the lobby and then to the cable car station, no staff member ever helped us with our luggage; perhaps they were all busy urging guests to leave. Unless you're always punctual, never late, and don't mind pre-prepared meals on vacation, this is a good option. The food here is extremely bad. If you've really been ripped off, I suggest buying instant noodles from the vending machine behind the hotel. It was a nightmare; the difference between it and Hoshinoya was like night and day. We also went to the Ritz-Carlton Nikko this time, and compared to Kinugawa, the service was vastly different, although the price difference wasn't that significant."
Nikko Tokinoyuu
"The main advantages of this hotel are its traditional ryokan-style atmosphere, the on-site hot spring baths, and its convenient location. Several tourist attractions and bus stops are within walking distance, and the room rates are reasonable. However, the service was extremely disappointing. On the day of check-out, the hotel only allowed luggage storage until 12:00 PM. After check-out, guests were not permitted to use any of the hotel’s facilities, including the restroom. Instead, we were told to use the public restroom next door. Because of the poor customer service and lack of flexibility, I would not recommend staying here."
Kamenoi Hotel Okunikko
"The hospitality was great, and I had a pleasant stay."
Oku Nikko Mori No Hotel
"The hotel is conveniently located a few hundred meters from the bus stop. There are plenty of walking trails nearby. The hotel is clean inside. The food is delicious, with a buffet breakfast and a set menu for dinner. The room has everything you need, including a powerful heater. I booked a fairly large room and didn't regret it. And of course, there's an onsen. One indoor, one outdoor. There's a cold-water bath and a sauna."
The Pageant
"The staff is very courteous and the hotel is very clean. There are private onsen available for guests to use."
Rakuten STAY VILLA Nikko
Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Kinugawa Kanko Hotel
"The all-inclusive package was the best! 👍 I used it multiple times whenever I wanted. There were so many food options, I was spoiled for choice, haha. The sashimi was also fresh and delicious."
Hotel Famitic Nikko Station
"Stayed here 1 night, we had great discount for bus voucher due to staying here (just showed reservation on the bus ticket counter). The location is good and room was ok"
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Nikko Travel Information
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More Information About Nikko Hotels
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Number of reviews |
5,662 |
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Total properties |
196 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£206 |
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£228 |
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Nikko Station Hotel Building2 |
FAQ – Hotels in Nikko
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What is the average price of a hotel in Nikko this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Nikko this weekend is £215 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £392 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Nikko this weekend typically cost £615 per night.
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How much do hotels in Nikko cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Nikko during weekdays is £197 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £347 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Nikko generally cost £571 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Nikko?
Some of the best places to stay in Nikko are near popular attractions like Lake Chūzenji and Nikko Toshogu Shrine, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Nikko near Lake Chūzenji?
Some of the top hotels in Nikko near Lake Chūzenji include Yutorelo Nikko (from £45), Hatago Nagomi (from £100) and Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel (from £72), all offering easy access to Lake Chūzenji, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Nikko?
The most popular Nikko hotels for your stay: Nikko Station Hotel Building2 (from £31), Asaya (from £135) and Fairfield by Marriott Tochigi Nikko (from £66) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Nikko are pet friendly?
Nikko Guest House / Vacation Stay 16645 (from £45) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Nikko are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel (from £72), Kamenoi Hotel Okunikko (from £41) and Itoen Hotel New Sakura (from £31) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Nikko have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Asaya (from £135), Hotel Ootaki (from £19) and Nikko Station Hotel Classic (from £46) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Nikko have swimming pools?
Asaya (from £135), Itoen Hotel New Sakura (from £31) and Kinugawa Royal Hotel (from £28) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Nikko offer an especially good breakfast ?
Asaya (from £135),Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel (from £72) and Nikko Kanaya Hotel (from £69) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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