"This place is delightful! Easy check-in, super friendly and helpful staff, beautiful facilities. My room was excellent and spacious too. I'll stay again sometime!! Highly recommend!"
"This place is delightful! Easy check-in, super friendly and helpful staff, beautiful facilities. My room was excellent and spacious too. I'll stay again sometime!! Highly recommend!"
"The private onsen was lovely with stars and mountain views. Also the views from the room and corridor windows were very beautiful. The staff were helpful but there was a little language barrier. Good value for the money but don't expect luxury."
"The private onsen was lovely with stars and mountain views. Also the views from the room and corridor windows were very beautiful. The staff were helpful but there was a little language barrier. Good value for the money but don't expect luxury."
"This property was very nice. Our room was typical Japanese size small partly because we had a single twin which is huge. I highly recommend getting the double twin room. In Japan a twin is more like a full or queen.
The hotel buffet has something for everyone. We enjoy staying at the Tobu hotels. Our favorite is Tobu Hotel Levant in Tokyo.
Utsunomiya Tobu Hotel Grande is a great stay. Its minutes walking to the Tobu-Utsunomiya Station too."
"This property was very nice. Our room was typical Japanese size small partly because we had a single twin which is huge. I highly recommend getting the double twin room. In Japan a twin is more like a full or queen.
The hotel buffet has something for everyone. We enjoy staying at the Tobu hotels. Our favorite is Tobu Hotel Levant in Tokyo.
Utsunomiya Tobu Hotel Grande is a great stay. Its minutes walking to the Tobu-Utsunomiya Station too."
"The room was clean, the staff was friendly and the beds were firm, but comfortable. The hotel was conveniently located in close proximity to Nasushiobara Station, and the bus stops near the West Exit."
"The room was clean, the staff was friendly and the beds were firm, but comfortable. The hotel was conveniently located in close proximity to Nasushiobara Station, and the bus stops near the West Exit."
Excellent food, convenient location, and attentive staff; we thoroughly enjoyed our 3-night stay at this century-old inn!
We chose Joshuya for an authentic ryokan experience. Stay here for a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, home-style Japanese meals shared with guests, excellent public hot spring, and a location within walking distance of major historical sites and Tobu Nikko Station. If you want conventional beds, private bathrooms, or the flexibility to come and go whenever you please, look...
Excellent food, convenient location, and attentive staff; we thoroughly enjoyed our 3-night stay at this century-old inn!
We chose Joshuya for an authentic ryokan experience. Stay here for a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, home-style Japanese meals shared with guests, excellent public hot spring, and a location within walking distance of major historical sites and Tobu Nikko Station. If you want conventional beds, private bathrooms, or the flexibility to come and go whenever you please, look...
My wife and I just completed a delightful 2-day stay at this impeccable property. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The well-designed room was very comfortable and very reasonably priced. The bed was very comfortable as well. The shower had the best shower head we have ever experienced in any hotel ever! This was the perfect, quiet place to rest easy while visiting the nearby shrines and Tobu World Square. Highly recommended!
My wife and I just completed a delightful 2-day stay at this impeccable property. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The well-designed room was very comfortable and very reasonably priced. The bed was very comfortable as well. The shower had the best shower head we have ever experienced in any hotel ever! This was the perfect, quiet place to rest easy while visiting the nearby shrines and Tobu World Square. Highly recommended!
I think very few gaijin go this far out. Some of the communication was difficult but the staff tried really hard and we enjoyed the stay
Hard to navigate getting to and from major stations and it snowed one day at end of March
Overall I’m glad we did it for the experience to be immersed in Japanese culture.
I think very few gaijin go this far out. Some of the communication was difficult but the staff tried really hard and we enjoyed the stay
Hard to navigate getting to and from major stations and it snowed one day at end of March
Overall I’m glad we did it for the experience to be immersed in Japanese culture.
This is a very relaxing property. The staff is very helpful and facilities are clean and modern. This is my go to place to relax from the hustle in Tokyo.
This is a very relaxing property. The staff is very helpful and facilities are clean and modern. This is my go to place to relax from the hustle in Tokyo.
This historic hotel, founded it in 1870, is beautifully located and provides an exceptional experience in every way. The staff got a backpack left on the bus back to us within an hour. The onsen is a dream. I would love to be able to return someday.
This historic hotel, founded it in 1870, is beautifully located and provides an exceptional experience in every way. The staff got a backpack left on the bus back to us within an hour. The onsen is a dream. I would love to be able to return someday.
We had Unit C and it was very comfortable for our group of 7 (4 adults, 3 kids (13,11,6)). There are directions on how to use everything. The beds and bedding are incredible comfortable. The bath tub gets nice and hot! The kitchen has all the dishes, utensils, cups, etc. you might need. I do wish there was some coffee available for the mornings, but now we know to bring our own. The surround sound projector TV is cool for access to streaming services.
The location is a 5 minute walk to the...
We had Unit C and it was very comfortable for our group of 7 (4 adults, 3 kids (13,11,6)). There are directions on how to use everything. The beds and bedding are incredible comfortable. The bath tub gets nice and hot! The kitchen has all the dishes, utensils, cups, etc. you might need. I do wish there was some coffee available for the mornings, but now we know to bring our own. The surround sound projector TV is cool for access to streaming services.
The location is a 5 minute walk to the...
Carole
Reviewed January 13, 2023Reviewed January 13, 2023
Mr. Ban runs a great guesthouse. If you're not vegetarian, get full board. It's a bit hard to find. Directions: Take bus from stop 1A at Nikko Train Station. Get off at stop 13. Walk up hill past Saitoh Dental Clinic. Walk to end of high stone wall on right. Continue past grassy area on right. A 2nd stone wall begins. Take right at first opening and bear right. Gasthof Ami is the big house at the far end.
Mr. Ban runs a great guesthouse. If you're not vegetarian, get full board. It's a bit hard to find. Directions: Take bus from stop 1A at Nikko Train Station. Get off at stop 13. Walk up hill past Saitoh Dental Clinic. Walk to end of high stone wall on right. Continue past grassy area on right. A 2nd stone wall begins. Take right at first opening and bear right. Gasthof Ami is the big house at the far end.
Gary
Reviewed January 29, 2025Reviewed January 29, 2025
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.
There’s a reason the top 3 star hotels in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture are so incredibly popular: They combine comforting amenities and just-for-you service with some of the best rates and discounts the area has to offer. When you book a stay at a three star hotel in Nikko, you’ll get access to perfect little perks like on-site restaurants and cocktail bars, well-appointed fitness centers, and spacious rooms.
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What are the best 3-star hotels in Nikko?
Expedia customers needing a pleasant and affordable Nikko property often select Nikko Toshogu Koyoen. This 3-star hotel, roughly 4 mi northwest of the center, comes with an indoor Japanese-style onsen and front desk services. Want another idea? Situated 7 mi north of downtown and including a deep soaking bathtub and front desk services, Family Lodge Hatagoya Nikko Kinugawa is another preferred choice among guests.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Nikko?
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Nikko?
Relaxation is easy to find in 3-star hotels in Nikko. On top of comfortable surroundings, these more affordable properties include a wealth of amenities like WiFi, tea or coffee maker and gym equipment. A 4-star hotel offers a more sophisticated ambience with upmarket features such as a day spa, pool and larger accommodations. No matter your preferred hotel style or how much you want to spend, we have the perfect match for you.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Nikko?
Motels usually offer more affordable rates than hotels, which makes them perfect if you're traveling around Nikko on a set budget. A good option for overnight stays, these roadside accommodations come with simply furnished rooms, limited services and ample parking. Book a 3-star hotel and you can expect to pay extra for additional privacy, space and amenities. Travelers can take advantage of things like free WiFi, a lobby and meeting rooms at this style of property.
Do any 3-star hotels in Nikko have a pool?
Take a swim in between touring the sights at Nikko Senhime Monogatari or Hotel Harvest Kinugawa. They're leading 3-star escapes that have a pool in Nikko. The summer months of June, July and August are a great time to stay at a hotel with a pool in this city. If you arrive in the warmest month of August, you'll experience average temperatures of 61ºF at night to 79ºF during the day.
What 3-star hotels in Nikko have an on-site restaurant?
Following a day of sightseeing, unwind with a delicious meal at Nikko Station Hotel Classic's on-site restaurant. This 3-star Nikko option also comes with an indoor Japanese-style onsen and a cafe. Or dine without having to go anywhere at Hotel Casual Euro. An indoor Japanese-style onsen and a spring water bathtub are just a couple of the other amenities on offer here.
Do any 3-star hotels in Nikko have WiFi?
Whether you want to stay in touch with friends, stream movies or access information on the go, surfing the web couldn't be simpler at one of our 3-star hotels. You'll be able to sign in to the WiFi at a range of properties such as Family Lodge Hatagoya Nikko Kinugawa and Nikko Toshogu Koyoen.
What 3-star hotels in Nikko have parking?
If you're planning to get around Nikko by car, Nikko Toshogu Koyoen offers a space for your wheels. Family Lodge Hatagoya Nikko Kinugawa is another 3-star escape with parking. After you've seen the important sights here, why not buckle up and venture a bit farther? Some excellent day trip options from central Nikko include Joshinetsu-kogen National Park and Saitama Super Arena.