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Written by Alexander Kopp, Sandra Frank, Sophie King
19/08/2025
Maheshwaran Shanmugam, Pexels
Nikko's hotel landscape primarily features establishments that blend historical elegance, modern luxury, and traditional Japanese hospitality, often incorporating natural hot springs.
1. The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
Type: Luxury Hotel / Onsen Hotel
Nestled within Nikko National Park, this luxury hotel offers an immersive experience in nature, with rooms providing views of Mount Nantai or Lake Chuzenji. It seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary design, providing an atmosphere of sophisticated tranquility. Guests can enjoy the world's only Ritz-Carlton-brand hot spring, sourced from Nikko Yumoto Onsen, and indulge in refined Japanese or Western dining. The service is highly polished, creating an effortlessly comfortable stay.
2. Nikko Kanaya Hotel
Type: Historic Hotel
As Japan's oldest resort, this hotel, established in 1873, offers a unique historical ambiance with a charming blend of Japanese and European architectural styles. Its rooms are spacious, and some have been recently renovated. Located within walking distance of the UNESCO World Heritage shrines and temples, it serves as an ideal base for cultural exploration. Guests can enjoy multiple dining options and a classic bar, experiencing attentive service that complements the hotel’s rich past.
3. Fufu Nikko
Type: Luxury Hot Spring Hotel (Ryokan-style)
Situated in a serene forested area, this elegant hot spring hotel combines modern design with traditional Japanese elements. Every room features a private hot spring bath, offering an exclusive and relaxing experience. Communal indoor and open-air baths are also available. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of Nikko Toshogu Shrine. Culinary delights await with a Japanese restaurant serving exquisite kaiseki dinners, contributing to an atmosphere of refined luxury and wellness.
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