Hotels with Bars in Nikko

Well, it’s the Ritz Carlton, so expect the price and expect the proportional experience! Staff was super attentive from the moment I got on the shuttle bus to the moment I step off the bus going back to Tokyo. My Rooms was impressively spacious and impeccably appointed. I just havs breakfast once during my two nights stay, it was professionally prepared and it was priced accordingly ( very high end😂！）I decided to go on a diet so I can go back to eat in Tokyo, all joking aside, it was a great soul healing and spirit rejuvenating journey to visit Nikko😆😆😆

Similar to the one in Karuizawa, the guest rooms are huge, with a full-length glass window offering a view of the forest, making you feel like you're staying in a treehouse. 🍣 Dining: Continuing FuFu's tradition, the food uses fresh local ingredients, resulting in healthy and delicious meals. Breakfast options include Japanese and Western styles, and dinner options include kaiseki and teppanyaki. ♨️ Onsen: In addition to private onsen in the rooms, there's a large onsen! Separate times are available for men and women. Going at 9 PM, you can have the entire large bath to yourself, so quiet you can only hear the wind. 💡 Service: During meals, they proactively inquire about your itinerary, offering route suggestions and practical tips—thoughtful and just right. [Location: Quite close to Rinnoji Temple, Shinbashi Bridge, and Toshogu Shrine, all within walking distance.]

This onsen ryokan (hot spring inn) is truly wonderful! The Japanese buffet for dinner and the next morning's breakfast were incredibly high quality! The room was a traditional tatami style, and there was plenty of space for four people to sleep comfortably. The staff were also very friendly, providing that traditional Japanese hospitality. Although the public bath was lovely, I booked a private onsen for an hour because I wanted to avoid crowds, and it had two small hot springs inside. Overall, it's a highly recommended onsen ryokan, and I'll definitely go back again.

really amazing service especially the onsen the adult food. rooms are a little outdated. It did catch us off guard as it was about 1000 USD for two nights for the 3 kids and their meals were like pasta and fries. I am not sure we would have spend this money staying with kids. Better suited for adults or if money really isn't an issue spending already so much at the hotel.

Overall a great though slightly more expensive option in Nikko compared to what you could get Very convenient: 5 minute walk to both train stations and the bus stop to go to all of the sites Breakfast was also to Japanese standards, lots of clean and balanced (healthy) options I usually book hot spring hotels, this one was a little pricey considering the baths were pretty sparse and small, though having an outdoor tub was a nice touch Overall: if you’re up for splurging a little (not just a basic hotel room), it’s a decent choice!

Very good, really has everything. The restaurant is very big, 90 minutes for a lot of food, delicious, a lot of drinks. alcohol with There are many hot springs, both indoor out door. It is worth resting. Only Japanese go as a family Not many foreign tourists, not busy.

I went to Yumoto for hiking and found this wonderful place. The staffs are very helpful. Although, they cannot fully communicate in English. They are trying their best to make sure my stay is the best experience I have. Room is clean and has no AC.  Breakfast and dinner are traditional Japanese course and I love them.  About Onsen, it might not be in the best condition but it is good enough.  If I have a chance to return to Nikko, I will stay at this place again.

I visited Nikko to explore the areas around Tokyo during my trip! Nikko is apparently famous for its hot springs and yuba (tofu skin) cuisine. So, I stayed at Hananoyado Mitsuya, a hot spring hotel. We booked a stay that included both dinner and breakfast. Pros: All the staff members were incredibly friendly, and the service was excellent. The food was delicious and the portions were generous! They even prepared our futons for us during dinner, and the yukata (Japanese traditional garment) were free. Among all the amenities, I loved the hot springs the most. The water temperature wasn't too hot, and the outdoor bath, in particular, was absolutely beautiful! Being in the open-air bath, surrounded by trees and nature, listening to the sounds of the nearby stream, was incredibly relaxing! My travel companion and I even booked a private hot spring for one session, which was 3300 yen for 45 minutes. They also provided free transportation to Kinugawa-Onsen Station, where we needed to catch our express train. Additionally, there were various vending machines conveniently located throughout the property. Cons: Perhaps because I visited in winter, but our room was extremely cold. Even with the heating on its highest setting, it remained chilly. I think the large size of the room might have contributed to this. Also, the internet was slow. Although the hotel had Wi-Fi, it often disconnected or had trouble connecting. Even using mobile data was slow. Aside from these points, I was very satisfied! Especially the staff's service, the hot springs, and the meals were outstanding! 👍👍

The environment is great and the facilities are very well-equipped. The only minor drawback is that there aren't many washing machines for self-service laundry, so you have to wait a while. The front desk staff are very friendly and fluent in English. They carefully checked all dietary allergies in advance and thoughtfully prepared both breakfast and dinner, which was super convenient and delicious! Highly recommended. The hot spring is an absolute must-try 👍

The hotel facilities are complete, the hot spring environment is beautiful, and there is also a swimming pool for me to experience, which is enough for me to have a good swim. I feel comfortable physically and mentally after experiencing these two projects! Personally speaking, the dinner service mode suits me very well, the design is very unique, and I come back with a full meal!