2-Star Hotels in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

Stayed here for a few nights while exploring the Nasushiobara / Nasu area. The hotel is relatively new, so everything feels fresh, clean, and well kept. Rooms are compact as expected, but efficient and comfortable. No unnecessary frills, just straightforward and functional. Location is very convenient, right by the station, which makes arrival and departure easy. Also works well as a base if you’re renting a car and moving around the region. Staff were polite and efficient. Overall, a reliable, no-fuss stay. If you’re looking for something clean, simple, and well-located, this does the job very well.

The room size is comparable to typical business hotels in Japan, which was quite comfortable. There's a public bath on the first floor. Although breakfast isn't included, you can add 700 yen for a buffet breakfast, which was delicious and a much better option than eating out. The owner was also very welcoming. Even though the front desk was unstaffed between 10 AM and check-in time, there are four paid lockers outside the hotel for luggage storage. What's particularly convenient is its proximity to the station, just about a 4-minute walk, and it's also not far from the only supermarket near the station.

I was able to spend comfortably. I would like to use it again

I stayed at the yard hotel for the first time but it was very beautiful and nice. I want to use it again.

I would definitely recommend it to those who plan to travel to Oze and Nikko National Park. In particular, if you travel here by rental car, you can eat cheap shunbakbi, spacious room, large, delicious breakfast family meal for free here.

First time staying in a dorm type but this place is good! The place is great for people who want to walk way up to their stay. It will take you at least 20 to 25 minutes. People are nice :)

The breakfast was delicious and the accommodation was clean and nice. I left my bag there in advance, but when I checked in, they brought it to my room. I went there because the Google reviews were good, and I'm satisfied.

The room is large according to Japanese standards. The reservation is Trip.com with a private bathroom, actual stay, public bathroom, but after communication with Trip.com , the problem has been solved. Nozaki is small. The nearest convenience store is ten minutes walk

Except for the excellent location (nearest to Tobu-Nikko Station and the buses stops to various locations and places of interest, the hotel is badly in need of upgrades for it's rooms, facilities and amenities. The room I stayed in is big (compared to most hotel rooms in Japan) but the toilet seat cover keeps falling down while using it. Plenty of cobwebs at corners , especially along the corridor. The bathroom taps is like a 'makeshift' upgrade shared by basin and bathtub. See photo. Good thing is that I can see upgrading and renovation taking place but seems like it has been going on for a very long time already.

It's located quite deep in the mountains, so there are no convenience stores or anything like that nearby. The facility itself seems to be a former inn that was bought out, so it offers a nice inn-like experience at a reasonable price. There are also several types of baths to enjoy.