Nikko Hoshino Yado
US$313
/ night
Avg. for October
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US$313
/ night
Avg. for October
Monthly average prices
Nightly prices at Nikko Hoshino Yado average US$153 in the cheapest month (June) and US$313 in the most expensive month (October), based on the last 12 months.
| Month | Average price |
|---|---|
| January | US$183 |
| February | US$167 |
| March | US$161 |
| April | US$176 |
| May | US$209 |
| June | US$153 |
| July | US$171 |
| August | US$240 |
| September | US$218 |
| October | US$313 |
| November | US$306 |
| December | US$186 |
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Cheapest: June (~US$153)
About this property
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as hot springs and karaoke. This ryokan also features complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and w...
Amenities
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as hot springs and karaoke. This ryokan also features complimentary wireless internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and wedding services.
Business amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.
Dining
Grab a bite to eat at the YOIMURASAKI, a restaurant where you can take in the garden view, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Japanese breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM for a fee.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 21 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and complimentary bottled water, as well as phones with free local calls.
Location
When you stay at Nikko Hoshinoyado in Nikko, you'll be in the historical district, within a 10-minute walk of Toshogu Shrine and Shinkyo Bridge. This spa ryokan is 11.2 mi (18.1 km) from Lake Chūzenji and 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from Kosugi Hoan Memorial Nikko Art Museum.
What's nearby
Shinkyo Bridge(0.2 Miles)
Rinno-ji Temple(0.2 Miles)
Kosugi Hoan Memorial Nikko Art Museum(0.2 Miles)
Rinno-ji(0.3 Miles)
Hōmotsu-den(0.4 Miles)
Sambutsu-do(0.4 Miles)
Toshogu Shrine(0.4 Miles)
Nikko Toshogu Treasure Museum(0.5 Miles)
Nikko Toshogu Art Museum(0.5 Miles)
Shinkyūsha(0.6 Miles)
Yomeimon Gate(0.6 Miles)
Honji-dō(0.7 Miles)
Nemuri-neko(0.7 Miles)
Futarasan Shrine(0.7 Miles)
Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park(0.7 Miles)
The preferred airport for Nikko Hoshinoyado is Haneda Airport (HND)(112.9 Miles)
Parking
Restaurant
Non-smoking rooms
Room service
Housekeeping
Banquet facilities
Location
Kamihatsuishi-cho 1115, Nikko, Japan
Shinkyo Bridge (0.2 Miles)
Rinno-ji Temple (0.2 Miles)
Kosugi Hoan Memorial Nikko Art Museum (0.2 Miles)
Rinno-ji (0.3 Miles)
Hōmotsu-den (0.4 Miles)
Sambutsu-do (0.4 Miles)
Room options
1
Deluxe Jp-Style Room Horai
Room details
2 Single Beds
and 4× Futon Beds
Sleeps 6
Air ConditioningHeatingWi-Fi (Free)Indoor Private Spa TubPrivate Spa Tub
5
Standard Room, Japanese Futon
Room details
4× Futon Beds
Sleeps 4
226 ft²
Air ConditioningHeatingWi-Fi (Free)
7
Deluxe Japanese-Style with Private Bathroom
Room details
7× Futon Beds
Sleeps 6
388 ft²
Air ConditioningHeatingWi-Fi (Free)Indoor Private Spa TubPrivate Spa Tub
6
Deluxe Double Or Twin Room, Private Bathroom, Garden View
Room details
2 Single Beds
and 4× Futon Beds
Sleeps 6
Air ConditioningHeatingWi-Fi (Free)Indoor Private Spa TubPrivate Spa Tub
1
Deluxe Jp-Style Room Kocho
Room details
4× Futon Beds
Sleeps 4
Air ConditioningHeatingWi-Fi (Free)Indoor Private Spa TubPrivate Spa Tub
6
Standard Japanese-Style with Shower Room
Room details
4× Futon Beds
Sleeps 4
226 ft²
Air ConditioningHeated FloorHeating
Guest reviews of Nikko Hoshino Yado
8.6
Fabulous
Based on 869 verified reviews
Who stays here?
Couple
45%
Family
38%
Group
16%
What guests think
AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews
At Nikko Hoshino Yado, guests consistently praise the serene location near Nikko’s shrines, the relaxing onsen facilities, and memorable kaiseki-style meals, while feedback on service and room condition ranges from warm and attentive to uneven and dated.
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What guests think
At Nikko Hoshino Yado, guests consistently praise the serene location near Nikko’s shrines, the relaxing onsen facilities, and memorable kaiseki-style meals, while feedback on service and room condition ranges from warm and attentive to uneven and dated.
Rooms are traditional tatami-style; several are spacious with garden or city views, and many lack in-room showers or baths. Breakfast and kaiseki dinners earn frequent praise for quality and presentation, though nearby dinner options are limited and can book out early. Overall, expect a culturally focused, mostly comfortable stay suited to travelers who appreciate traditional Japanese lodging.
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Facilities
Multiple reviews highlight the onsen—public, private, indoor and outdoor—as a relaxing highlight, with a handy station shuttle. Some house rules and extras (towel limits, small fees) and parts of the building feel dated.
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10
Bobby
22 Sept 2023
·
A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
10
Ernest
9 Jun 2025
·
Stayed 2 nights
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
8
TOMOKO
27 Jul 2025
·
Stayed 1 night
大浴場が趣きがあって良かったが虫が飛んできて怖かった。
大浴場が趣きがあって良かったが虫が飛んできて怖かった。
10
Kamalini
5 Jun 2023
·
Stayed 1 night
Would recommend a stay here. The room was comfortable with good views and a great ryokan experience. Staff are friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the kaiseki dinner here too. They also have indoor and outdoor onsen.
Would recommend a stay here. The room was comfortable with good views and a great ryokan experience. Staff are friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the kaiseki dinner here too. They also have indoor and outdoor onsen.
10
Ohad
9 Jan 2024
·
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
6
Helene
16 Aug 2025
·
Stayed 2 nights
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
8
S
19 Oct 2025
·
Stayed 2 nights
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
8
Ryan
20 Jun 2025
·
Stayed 1 night
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
10
guillermo miguel
8 Dec 2023
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Muy buena atención del personal en todo momento, incluso durante la cena. Recogida y traslado a la estación. Onsen público y privado. Ubicación muy buena, cercana a puente Shinko y zona de santuarios. Junto parada de bus.
Muy buena atención del personal en todo momento, incluso durante la cena. Recogida y traslado a la estación. Onsen público y privado. Ubicación muy buena, cercana a puente Shinko y zona de santuarios. Junto parada de bus.
10
Francis D
19 Feb 2026
·
Stayed 1 night
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
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Cleanliness
Feedback is mixed: some guests found rooms and baths clean, while others noted odors, dust, peeling wallpaper, tired bathrooms, and occasional insects near the bath area. Overall upkeep feels aged in places.
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8
TOMOKO
27 Jul 2025
·
Stayed 1 night
大浴場が趣きがあって良かったが虫が飛んできて怖かった。
大浴場が趣きがあって良かったが虫が飛んできて怖かった。
10
John
27 Jul 2023
·
Stayed 1 night
Staff and facilities were excellent. The food we were served was very delicious and fun and providing a copy of the menu for us to photograph allows us to go back and translate to understand some of the food we did not recognize. The rooms could probably use a little updating but this did not disrupt our enjoyment of the short stay.
Staff and facilities were excellent. The food we were served was very delicious and fun and providing a copy of the menu for us to photograph allows us to go back and translate to understand some of the food we did not recognize. The rooms could probably use a little updating but this did not disrupt our enjoyment of the short stay.
4
Henrik
22 Jul 2024
·
Stayed 2 nights
Tl;dr: I would not recommend this place. The location is great and onsen and grounds are fine. But at $400/night for two people and half board it’s way overpriced. The wallpaper is peeling, the carpets are dirty, it smells a little funky and there is no shower in the room. The dinner / breakfast are fine and the staff friendly but I would expect more at this rate.
Tl;dr: I would not recommend this place. The location is great and onsen and grounds are fine. But at $400/night for two people and half board it’s way overpriced. The wallpaper is peeling, the carpets are dirty, it smells a little funky and there is no shower in the room. The dinner / breakfast are fine and the staff friendly but I would expect more at this rate.
10
Akiko
9 Sept 2024
·
Stayed 1 night
80代の母と妹と3名で宿泊しました。 スタッフの方の対応は良かったです。 部屋が少しカビ臭い気がしましたが、清潔に掃除されており特に気にならなかったです。 夕食も品数が多く、見た目も綺麗で、どれも美味しく頂きました。 朝食も美味しかったです。 窓から見えるお庭の緑がとても美しかったです。 お風呂も開放的で、緑がキレイでゆっくり入れました。 日光にきたらまた泊まりたいです。
80代の母と妹と3名で宿泊しました。 スタッフの方の対応は良かったです。 部屋が少しカビ臭い気がしましたが、清潔に掃除されており特に気にならなかったです。 夕食も品数が多く、見た目も綺麗で、どれも美味しく頂きました。 朝食も美味しかったです。 窓から見えるお庭の緑がとても美しかったです。 お風呂も開放的で、緑がキレイでゆっくり入れました。 日光にきたらまた泊まりたいです。
10
John
18 Apr 2023
·
Stayed 1 night
Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Nice onsen. And half board meals were awesome
Clean rooms. Friendly staff. Nice onsen. And half board meals were awesome
10
Ohad
9 Jan 2024
·
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
6
Helene
16 Aug 2025
·
Stayed 2 nights
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
6
Reena
16 Jun 2024
·
Stayed 1 night
We were let down overall by our stay at this hotel. The room we stayed in was really dated and the overall smell of the hotel was not very pleasant. The room walls were dusty. For the condition of the hotel, I think we over paid. The positive about the hotel is its location near the shrines and bridge. The hotel did provide shuttle services from Nikko train station which was really nice. The staff did speak English.
We were let down overall by our stay at this hotel. The room we stayed in was really dated and the overall smell of the hotel was not very pleasant. The room walls were dusty. For the condition of the hotel, I think we over paid. The positive about the hotel is its location near the shrines and bridge. The hotel did provide shuttle services from Nikko train station which was really nice. The staff did speak English.
8
Ryan
20 Jun 2025
·
Stayed 1 night
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
10
Man Kit
10 Jan 2023
·
Stayed 19,362 nights
Staff are helpful and speak good English. Cleanliness of the onsen and guestroom could be further improved.
Staff are helpful and speak good English. Cleanliness of the onsen and guestroom could be further improved.
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Rooms
Traditional tatami rooms are generally comfortable, with some described as spacious and offering garden or city views. Many lack in-room showers or baths.
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Bobby
22 Sept 2023
·
A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
8
Su
8 Jul 2024
·
Stayed 1 night
Everything is great. There is no bath in the room so you have to go to the onsen room to take shower.
Everything is great. There is no bath in the room so you have to go to the onsen room to take shower.
10
Arlene
4 Oct 2024
·
Stayed 1 night
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
10
John
27 Jul 2023
·
Stayed 1 night
Staff and facilities were excellent. The food we were served was very delicious and fun and providing a copy of the menu for us to photograph allows us to go back and translate to understand some of the food we did not recognize. The rooms could probably use a little updating but this did not disrupt our enjoyment of the short stay.
Staff and facilities were excellent. The food we were served was very delicious and fun and providing a copy of the menu for us to photograph allows us to go back and translate to understand some of the food we did not recognize. The rooms could probably use a little updating but this did not disrupt our enjoyment of the short stay.
10
Kamalini
5 Jun 2023
·
Stayed 1 night
Would recommend a stay here. The room was comfortable with good views and a great ryokan experience. Staff are friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the kaiseki dinner here too. They also have indoor and outdoor onsen.
Would recommend a stay here. The room was comfortable with good views and a great ryokan experience. Staff are friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the kaiseki dinner here too. They also have indoor and outdoor onsen.
4
Henrik
22 Jul 2024
·
Stayed 2 nights
Tl;dr: I would not recommend this place. The location is great and onsen and grounds are fine. But at $400/night for two people and half board it’s way overpriced. The wallpaper is peeling, the carpets are dirty, it smells a little funky and there is no shower in the room. The dinner / breakfast are fine and the staff friendly but I would expect more at this rate.
Tl;dr: I would not recommend this place. The location is great and onsen and grounds are fine. But at $400/night for two people and half board it’s way overpriced. The wallpaper is peeling, the carpets are dirty, it smells a little funky and there is no shower in the room. The dinner / breakfast are fine and the staff friendly but I would expect more at this rate.
10
Marc
19 Oct 2025
·
Stayed 2 nights
Great location - walking distance to the shrines - room 301 spacious with good views
Great location - walking distance to the shrines - room 301 spacious with good views
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Reena
16 Jun 2024
·
Stayed 1 night
We were let down overall by our stay at this hotel. The room we stayed in was really dated and the overall smell of the hotel was not very pleasant. The room walls were dusty. For the condition of the hotel, I think we over paid. The positive about the hotel is its location near the shrines and bridge. The hotel did provide shuttle services from Nikko train station which was really nice. The staff did speak English.
We were let down overall by our stay at this hotel. The room we stayed in was really dated and the overall smell of the hotel was not very pleasant. The room walls were dusty. For the condition of the hotel, I think we over paid. The positive about the hotel is its location near the shrines and bridge. The hotel did provide shuttle services from Nikko train station which was really nice. The staff did speak English.
10
Kerry
13 Oct 2024
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Stayed 1 night
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
10
Francis D
19 Feb 2026
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Stayed 1 night
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
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Service
Staff are frequently described as friendly, helpful, and some speak English; shuttle assistance was appreciated. A few guests reported uneven service or curt interactions, and limited explanations during kaiseki meals.
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Ernest
9 Jun 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
10
Arlene
4 Oct 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
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Serina
25 Oct 2025
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Stayed 1 night
We were shocked when we were asked to check out at 10am in the morning the next day ! As the day we check in was 5pm! I left my medication in the hotel and they refuse to checked and was advised that nothing was found ! Asking for beauty salon services the receptionist lady unwilling checked and gave us a displeasure look!
We were shocked when we were asked to check out at 10am in the morning the next day ! As the day we check in was 5pm! I left my medication in the hotel and they refuse to checked and was advised that nothing was found ! Asking for beauty salon services the receptionist lady unwilling checked and gave us a displeasure look!
10
Ohad
9 Jan 2024
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Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
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Helene
16 Aug 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
Good: Very close to the World Heritage sites, the famous bridge, a bus stop to the ropeway and waterfalls etc. Not good: the rooms (especially bathrooms) are tired. Some of the staff are terrific; the rest are untrained and/or not given the tools to do an excellent job. Case in point: we had no idea we had to serve ourselves rice (everything else was served to us), and then desert was delivered before our rice course. They also nickle & dime guests for use of a parasol, make you bring your own flimsy towel from your room to the bath, and use bad translations that are off-putting (“if you do X, you will be punished”).
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Kerry
13 Oct 2024
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Stayed 1 night
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
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Ryan
20 Jun 2025
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Stayed 1 night
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
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Barbara
9 Oct 2024
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Stayed 2 nights
Our two day visit enhanced our cultural understanding of Japan from authentic cuisine to traditional ryokan. The English speaking manager suggested several activities beginning at Tobu bus stop 7 (walkable one block from hotel) to stop 26 Kogan Falls. The serenity of the landscape surrounding the hotel relaxes the stress of Tokyo. My only regret is not finding the private shower!
Our two day visit enhanced our cultural understanding of Japan from authentic cuisine to traditional ryokan. The English speaking manager suggested several activities beginning at Tobu bus stop 7 (walkable one block from hotel) to stop 26 Kogan Falls. The serenity of the landscape surrounding the hotel relaxes the stress of Tokyo. My only regret is not finding the private shower!
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Man Kit
10 Jan 2023
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Stayed 19,362 nights
Staff are helpful and speak good English. Cleanliness of the onsen and guestroom could be further improved.
Staff are helpful and speak good English. Cleanliness of the onsen and guestroom could be further improved.
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Francis D
19 Feb 2026
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Stayed 1 night
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
The staff were very friendly and the room was beautiful. The onsen facilities were also very good.
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Consistently praised for being close to Shinkyo Bridge, the shrines, and bus stops, with a useful station shuttle. The area is quiet at night with limited dinner options and a steep final walk.
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Pratik
17 Dec 2023
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Stayed 1 night
Location was right outside the Nikko Park and major tourist attractions. The dinner in the hotel was quite good but a bit expensive. The onsen was incredible too. Highly recommend this place.
Location was right outside the Nikko Park and major tourist attractions. The dinner in the hotel was quite good but a bit expensive. The onsen was incredible too. Highly recommend this place.
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Ernest
9 Jun 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
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gerald
3 Aug 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Good typical Japanese experience with futon on the floor and a shared onsen for bath and shower. Location is good but be warned the town doesn’t seem to get a lot of overnight visitors so there is slim pickings for dinner. The breakfast was very traditional Japanese. Lots of things you’ve not tried before and some a little peculiar.
Good typical Japanese experience with futon on the floor and a shared onsen for bath and shower. Location is good but be warned the town doesn’t seem to get a lot of overnight visitors so there is slim pickings for dinner. The breakfast was very traditional Japanese. Lots of things you’ve not tried before and some a little peculiar.
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Irene
4 Apr 2025
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Stayed 1 night
Good location
Good location
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Marc
19 Oct 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
Great location - walking distance to the shrines - room 301 spacious with good views
Great location - walking distance to the shrines - room 301 spacious with good views
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Ohad
9 Jan 2024
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Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
Staff is very helpful and hospitable. Public baths are clean and not too busy. The staff gave good explanation on the Onesen. We took the Japanese breakfast and it was OK but not great, we didn't find a lot of alternative dining options close by. Location is great - next to the temples and close to the bus station. The one thing I would improve would be the towels - They give only one towel per person which is not enough if you go 3-4 times a day to the public bath like we did, and there's no way to dry your towel quickly especially in the winter when it's freezing. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the public bath was great.
10
Kerry
13 Oct 2024
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Stayed 1 night
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
The staff are wonderful, the food is delicious and the rooms are comfortable, with excellent views of Nikko. Definitely take the shuttle from the subway if you can, I made the mistake of walking as it wasn’t that long, but the last stretch is a very steep hill
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S
19 Oct 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
8
Ryan
20 Jun 2025
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Stayed 1 night
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
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guillermo miguel
8 Dec 2023
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Muy buena atención del personal en todo momento, incluso durante la cena. Recogida y traslado a la estación. Onsen público y privado. Ubicación muy buena, cercana a puente Shinko y zona de santuarios. Junto parada de bus.
Muy buena atención del personal en todo momento, incluso durante la cena. Recogida y traslado a la estación. Onsen público y privado. Ubicación muy buena, cercana a puente Shinko y zona de santuarios. Junto parada de bus.
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Dining
Breakfast and kaiseki dinners are widely praised for quality, presentation, and authenticity, and half board is recommended by several guests. Some found the cuisine very traditional or pricey, and nearby alternatives scarce or booked out.
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Bobby
22 Sept 2023
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A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
A fantastic ryokan experience. We had a delux room with private bathroom. Slept on mats on the floor which was surprisingly comfortable. The onsen offered 2 small hot baths covered and open to outdoors. Breakfast was amazing, offering Japanese and American style cuisine. Had difficult time finding restaurants for dinner, not many choices and they fill up early. Walkable to most sights.
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Pratik
17 Dec 2023
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Stayed 1 night
Location was right outside the Nikko Park and major tourist attractions. The dinner in the hotel was quite good but a bit expensive. The onsen was incredible too. Highly recommend this place.
Location was right outside the Nikko Park and major tourist attractions. The dinner in the hotel was quite good but a bit expensive. The onsen was incredible too. Highly recommend this place.
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Ernest
9 Jun 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
The meals were extraordinary! The service was great and the dining environment was beautiful. Close to bus stop so it was convenient to go to Lake Chuzenji. Also a short walk to see shrines in Nikko National Park. The Onsen has a beautiful view!
10
Kevin
7 Dec 2023
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Stayed 2 nights
This Ryokan is wonderful, amazing, delightful. Japanese style rooms, architecture is showing it's age a little but retains all of its charm and character. 1/2 board (breakfast and dinner) is the way to go. The meals were amazing, so well structured, theme was apparent, the food itself was an adventure. Onsen was really pleasant after walking through the world heritage parks.
This Ryokan is wonderful, amazing, delightful. Japanese style rooms, architecture is showing it's age a little but retains all of its charm and character. 1/2 board (breakfast and dinner) is the way to go. The meals were amazing, so well structured, theme was apparent, the food itself was an adventure. Onsen was really pleasant after walking through the world heritage parks.
10
Jaime
16 Nov 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Thank you Nikko Hoshinoyado- we had a wonderful Japanese experience in Nikko and at the hotel. We are sorry we don’t speak Japanese, and that made little things challenging a bit. We wish we knew that for a best experience we should have booked dinner at the hotel because we did not find a single suitable place to eat within walking distance of the hotel (October 18, 2024). So we did not have dinner that night. Breakfast, on the other hand was fantastic. We also loved the Onsen experience. Arigato Gozaimas!
Thank you Nikko Hoshinoyado- we had a wonderful Japanese experience in Nikko and at the hotel. We are sorry we don’t speak Japanese, and that made little things challenging a bit. We wish we knew that for a best experience we should have booked dinner at the hotel because we did not find a single suitable place to eat within walking distance of the hotel (October 18, 2024). So we did not have dinner that night. Breakfast, on the other hand was fantastic. We also loved the Onsen experience. Arigato Gozaimas!
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Arlene
4 Oct 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
Our Japanese room was lovely, and the front desk staff was very helpful. The servers at the kaiseki dinner could have been more assistive in explaining the meal, and a history of yuba and tofu making would have been nice. The visual presentation of the meal was excellent, while the servers seemed more interested in the mechanics of serving and cleaning up.
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Irene
24 Feb 2024
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Stayed 1 night
Restaurant was the best
Restaurant was the best
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S
19 Oct 2025
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Stayed 2 nights
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
Beautiful location, and great to see all the sights of Nikko. We struggled with the food from a western perspective, very traditional Japanese. But it was all cooked and presented beautifully and there was lots of it! We had the private onsen which was also lovely.
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Ryan
20 Jun 2025
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Stayed 1 night
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
The highlight is definitely the breakfast, which was a truly great experience for those seeking an authentic Japanese ryokan. The view of the gardens there heightened the experience, and the public bath was modest but very nice and in a beautiful area. The building itself shows signs of age (especially the walls) and the amenities were certainly not modern, but that was all made up by the conscientious and helpful staff and the very friendly shuttle driver who went out of his way to help, including letting me stop at the other train station on the way to the ryokan to pick up tickets. The whole city is very quiet and shuts down early, but there are a few nice restaurants a short walk down the hill, and if you are heading to Nikko Toshogu itself, then it's easily walkable right from the hotel. Don't bother getting on the bus (as long as mobility isn't an issue). Entering the forest at Shinkyo is nice, and getting there just before 9:00 helps avoid the crowds. For smaller groups, I would recommend this place.
10
SARA
11 May 2025
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Stayed 1 night
お食事も美味しく、ゆっくり過ごせました。
お食事も美味しく、ゆっくり過ごせました。
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Hock Seng
4 Sept 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
The food is very good and well presented. However in-room amenities are minimal, same for the onsen (men) - no cotton ear-buds - and the hand towels do not smell clean.
The food is very good and well presented. However in-room amenities are minimal, same for the onsen (men) - no cotton ear-buds - and the hand towels do not smell clean.
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Toby Hung Minh
5 Jun 2026
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Stayed 1 night
Really enjoyed our stay. The hotel provided a free shuttle service to and from the property, which made getting around very convenient. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Our room was fantastic, with a beautiful view of the mountains that made the stay even more special. Overall, it was a comfortable and pleasant stay, and we’d happily stay here again.
Really enjoyed our stay. The hotel provided a free shuttle service to and from the property, which made getting around very convenient. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Our room was fantastic, with a beautiful view of the mountains that made the stay even more special. Overall, it was a comfortable and pleasant stay, and we’d happily stay here again.
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Wendy
31 May 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
The staff was very helpful and the property was gorgeous. For families who may not be familiar with this style of hotel, be aware that bathing facilities are either in a public onsen or you can rent a private onsen for 45 minutes.
The staff was very helpful and the property was gorgeous. For families who may not be familiar with this style of hotel, be aware that bathing facilities are either in a public onsen or you can rent a private onsen for 45 minutes.
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Khurram
21 Apr 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
Exceptionally clean hotel. Extremely pleasant, polite and professional staff. Extremely beautiful ryokan. Very close to unesco heritage. Breakfast was amazing.
Exceptionally clean hotel. Extremely pleasant, polite and professional staff. Extremely beautiful ryokan. Very close to unesco heritage. Breakfast was amazing.
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Lia Anna
19 Apr 2026
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Stayed 2 nights
Beautiful ryokan just steps away from some of the most iconic Nikko destinations. We stayed there for 2 days and were able to walk to everything. The ryokan is spotless, restful, and the dinners and breakfasts were marvelous.
Beautiful ryokan just steps away from some of the most iconic Nikko destinations. We stayed there for 2 days and were able to walk to everything. The ryokan is spotless, restful, and the dinners and breakfasts were marvelous.
FAQs about Nikko Hoshino Yado
Is parking available at the property?
Free self-parking is available on-site. An electric car charging station is also provided.
What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?
Japanese breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM for a fee of approximately JPY 2750 for adults and JPY 1650 for children.
What are the standard check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and check-out is at 10:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee of JPY 2750, subject to availability.
Are airport shuttle services available?
A train station pick-up service is provided at no charge from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel to arrange this service.
What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?
The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas. Specific details about accessible rooms and bathrooms are not provided.
Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?
The property is situated in the historical district of Nikko, within a 10-minute walk of Toshogu Shrine and Shinkyo Bridge. It is approximately 11.2 miles from Edo Wonderland and 11.3 miles from Lake Chūzenji.
What are the policies for guests staying with children?
Children are welcome at the property, and children under 12 years of age do not incur the city tax.
What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?
The property offers rollaway beds for a fee of JPY 2200 per night, subject to availability. Advance request or confirmation may be required.
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This property offers transfers from the train station. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property ahead of time using the information on the booking confirmation. If you are planning to arrive after 3:00 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests must contact the property in advance for check-in instructions. Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property. For any questions, please contact the property using the information on the booking confirmation. Information provided by the property may be translated using automated translation tools. Pickup shuttle service is provided from Nikko Station 2-6 PM only. Guests who book the half board rate plan must check-in before 7 PM. Guests must contact the property to arrange dinner if unable to arrive by 7 PM.
- Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
- Government-issued photo identification and a cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
- Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
- Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve access to the public bathing facility
- This property accepts credit cards, mobile payments, and cash
- Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, and a first aid kit
- Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property; the policies listed are provided by the property
- Hot springs access available from 3:30 PM to midnight.
- Reservations are required for massage services and private bath/onsen. Reservations can be made by contacting the ryokan prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.
- Guests with tattoos will be required to follow specific instructions when using the onsite public bathing facilities; more details are available at check-in.
- This property welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities (LGBTQ+ friendly).
- Fee for Japanese breakfast: approximately JPY 2750 for adults and JPY 1650 for children
- Early check-in fee: JPY 2750 (subject to availability)
- Late check-out fee: JPY 2750 (subject to availability)
- Rollaway bed fee: JPY 2200.0 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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