Hotels with pool in Nikko

Great location near the station, fantastic views of the river, and great amenities inside like a basic gym, some instruments, and onsen.

The room is Japanese style, spacious, clean. There is a bathroom but no shower. You have to go to the shared bathroom. But there is soap, shampoo and lotion. There is also an onsen to soak in

Incredible value!! fast internet, friendly staff with workable English, outside and inside hot springs (gender separated).

Japanese-style hotel, very interesting. The river view room is also well-deserved, generally OK 👍👍

Clean and tidy, with unique decor throughout, and a great view from the window.

The view from the bedroom is a beautiful stream

Beautiful Onsen and a place to Stay with the nicest breakfast that is prepared for you at your convienient time . There is a scheduled bus that drop you off in front of the Nikko Shrine . Will definitely come again

The staff were very attentive, as always in Japan. The breakfast was extraordinary. The only slight drawback was that we stayed Sunday night. The hotel restaurant is closed on Sunday evenings

The room was clean and tidy, and the service was very enthusiastic. We arrived at the hotel late, and the hot water was already boiled in the room and the air conditioner was turned on, making us feel at home

For example, they could call to make the bed after the meal, guide the seats and explain the ingredients for breakfast, etc. The grandparents who delivered the meal were also very friendly

However, there are plenty of dining options within walking distance, so it wasn't a major issue. On the plus side, we had access to the baths all night

Old hotel but very clean, great location, can walk to Nikko Toshogu Shrine. (Parking in that area is expensive. ) If you reserve here, you can just park and walk easily

A quiet little town, the waitresses were exceptionally kind. The hot springs were very comfortable; I booked two private baths, and everything was perfect except the water was a bit cold

Highlight: The public outdoor Onsen. Gentle clear river, you can see little fishes, a little waterfall & the onsen excess water flowing into the river. Beautiful both at night and day

The whole experience at this ryokan was magical. Our room with the private onsen was so comfortable and we were lucky enough to get snow on our final morning

Sitting in the onsen while it snowed outside is a memory I will be forever grateful for. The food was exceptional and the staff were so attentive and kind

The hotel environment is very good. The service is also warm and considerate. There will be a drum welcome ceremony. There is also a free water bar in the lobby. You can drink tea and enjoy the scenery

Breakfast and dinner were both excellent. The explanations were very helpful. I would definitely stay here again

This time we wanted a traditional experience and Iwaiyado Jyuan hit every mark! The Ryokan-Onsen is situated off a very small country road just a short walk from the train stop in Nikko

The private onsen is also clean, relaxing and beautiful with 2 indoor and outdoor pools

Indoor and outdoor hot tubs were amazing. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay there again. The hotel is nestled within mountains and the setting serene. Hotel is family owned and they take pride in caring for their guests

As you stroll along the quiet country road from the train stop to the inn, you are transported back in time and imagine being a merchant, warrior or weary traveler making your way from some faraway town to Edo

The mineral water is ALL natural, wonderfully hot and a soak after dinner prepares you for a peaceful nights rest in the large, quiet room. We had a Japanese room with beautiful tatami mats and futon beds

My booking also included breakfast and dinner which were always outstanding, beautifully prepared and unique food items. They utilized farm to table dining and the women explained each item served

So visited Yumoto Itaya as onsen / hot springs guest for a few hours. Extremely peaceful clean comfortable environment with an indoor and outdoor pool / bath. About $US 8 and they provide a face towel and a bath towel

I went to Yumoto for hiking and found this wonderful place. Although, they cannot fully communicate in English. They are trying their best to make sure my stay is the best experience I have

  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

We booked this hotel for overnight stay as we hiked from Ryuzu Cascades to Oku Nikko. The hotel ground is clean and staff spoke well English. The onsen water was amazing, milky blue colour with indoor and outdoor pools

Travel back to Nikko was easy, you can walk to bus terminal in 5min but I won’t suggest to carry large luggage as there is no room to store the large luggage and you would need to hold it securely all the time

We had 4 nights here due to typhoon. The foods is magnificent, the staff friendly and caring and the rooms so comfortable. The walks we did were some of the best ever. Such a quiet and delightful find

At the entrance there was a swimming pool 🌊, tennis courts 🎾, cycling 🚴‍♂️, and dance classes 💃 - it was a well-equipped resort 😅 Time has passed since then, and now you often see the camp buses

If you look up, there's no end to it, but if you look down, you'll understand - a camp in a location with 400-year-old cedar trees. There are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby, so it's refreshing

Although the facility may have a sloppy feel to it, the rooms were kept clean and the air conditioning worked well and was comfortable. I felt soothed by the location, which is surrounded by nature.

At the entrance is the world's largest stag beetle 🥳 When it first opened, they even had TV commercials for it

🌠 The stars are beautiful, aren't they? There are flying squirrels and I think there are owls too

I stayed here for a school training camp. As expected, it was extremely dirty, but it was fine for a school training camp. The manager was a nice person. They also had a cat, which you could occasionally pet

Staff is humble, location is good. Property is comparatively new, room size is bigger than usual. There is a Onsen right next to this hotel. Only drawback is it is on a running road thus you hear vehicles passing by.

The only downside is the location, since it's like 40 minutes away by train from the Tobu-Nikko station, and the last train departs at about 10pm. But since everything's closing at around 5pm it doesn't really matter :))

It's one of the cheapest properties in Nikko, but still the quality is rather good. It's clean, the stuff is extremely helpful, so I'd say it's one of the best choices to stay in Nikko

The room had two futons on tatami mats. I slept better here than I have in a long time. Very close to the train station. There's a sliding glass door and a screen

We stayed here for two nights and the host generously provide two bottles of mineral water (per day) and set our bed everyday

It’s a humble place to stay and experience Japanese style room. The host was very helpful and tied his best to help us

The place you put your clothes, the showers before the baths, and all the soaps provided, you get towels in your room for your face & body to bring down with you, and the water was so clean

Located next to the river with an outdoor onsen that you can listen to the roar of the river. Breakfast and dinner are exquisitely presented. With new rice cooked over a slow fire in front of you

I think to some wanting to stay in Nikko might not realize that this is outside of the main town center but it’s so worth the extra train ride to go to this hotel/onsen after visiting the Nikko national park area

We stayed in the room with futon and the style of the room was so traditional Japanese style with tatami mats you felt like you were back in time. There is green tea you can enjoy in the room and WiFi included

The price performance is exceptional. Hana no Yado is one of those small family owned Ryokan that still are the dreams of a Ryokan holiday. From the greeting at the door when we drove up

As other reviews stated there is the train station kinugawa koen you can take that is like a 2-5 min walk

The room had two air conditioners, which was sufficient for a winter stay. You could see the distant mountains as soon as you woke up. The owner was very kind and talked about his trip to China

A very nice family-run guesthouse, offering a taste of living in a Japanese country villa during the Showa era – well worth it! The breakfast was excellent and very palatable

Places such as Kegan Falls, Lake Chuzenji, Yudaki and Yumoto are all easy to get to on the bus. The room was very spacious and clean. The private outdoor bath was a wonderful feature

Excellent, exceeding expectations. The owner was very thoughtful; because of the inconvenient transportation, they would take you to town to buy things when they had time

So, you have to go to the train station first, then take the right bus. There's a bus stop (number 14) right outside the hotel, but the bus passes by because it's full

Dinner was so filling, we barely made it 😅 We were there during peak season, late October, and to get to the lake, you have to take a bus from the train station