Viva Nikko in Nikko

Had the best sleep of our trip here thanks to the big cozy room and tatami. Affordable and great location. Don’t expect anything new or fancy - the style of the place is very old, which we loved.

Hotel is conveniently located near the central train station and bus terminal! The people there were super nice and friendly, I did my laundry but my clothes were still not dried and they allowed me to do another dry cycle overnight FOC. The triple room is HUGE with a separated seating area that overlooks the beautiful scenery. There were floor cushions and a big table in the room. The toilet is also big and had it's own dry area. They even had complimentary tea and coffee in the lobby area (with cute infographic!) and microwave for heating up your food. The lobby had 2 areas and both were beautifully designed and had classy jazz music playing in the background. The lobby is also where the laundry room is located in. You can rent a traditional yukata for 100yen :) The surrounding area is absolutely beautiful and walkable. Honestly this is the best hotel/ryokan I stayed in!

Very Japanese style

The tatami room is quite large and the area is quite good. It is also very clean. It is very close to Nikko Station. It only takes 2-3 minutes to walk out. The price is not high.

This hotel in Nikko is quite good and the location is very good

It's nice and spacious, with the feel of an old-fashioned hotel. There are many restaurants and shops downstairs, and Tobu Nikko Station is opposite, making it convenient to travel.
The management model is relatively retro, and there are access control hours at night. If you don't speak Japanese, it will be a bit difficult to communicate. Overall, it is good and cost-effective.

The hotel is very close to Tobu Nikko Station and the bus station, just a 2-minute walk away. Luggage can be stored for free. Whether you go to Toshogu or Lake Chuzenji, there is a direct bus connection, which is very convenient!

The triple room is relatively spacious, like three mattresses placed on the kang, almost together.
Tables and chairs are on the balcony where you can drink tea. There is also a refrigerator and cabinets.
Bathing, toilet and washing are separated.
When you go out, you have to return the key to the front desk. The door downstairs will be locked at 11 o'clock at night.
Free hot and ice water is available at designated times
Be careful when closing the door of the elevator. Move quickly when multiple people enter and exit. There is no sensor.
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