Property building in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Nikko Hoshino Yado

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Hotel-Highlights

Experience the beauty of Nikkō from the cozy comfort of Nikko Hoshino Yado. Situated at 1115 Kamihatsuishimachi, a mere 0,7mi from the city center, this 3-star hotel offers a delightful mountain view and is equipped with a hot spring bath to unwind after a day of exploration. With 424 reviews, this hotel promises a memorable stay in Japan.

Guests are treated to a range of complimentary amenities including private parking, WiFi, shuttle service, and air conditioning. Additionally, the hotel boasts other facilities like a golf course (extra charges may apply) for sports enthusiasts, kids' meals, and room service. Whether you prefer a garden or mountain view, Nikko Hoshino Yado has something to offer everyone.

Mountain view in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Mountain view in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Zimmer

Deluxe Japanese-Style Room with Private Bathroom Garden View 2 floor in Nikko Hoshino Yado

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6 Futon-Matratzen

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560 m²

Deluxe Japanese Style, Gartenblick, Privatbad

Bergblick

Gartenblick

Privatbad

Badewanne

Barrier-Free Room Deluxe Double or Twin Room,Private Bathroom,Garden View in Nikko Hoshino Yado

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2 Einzelbetten

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410 m²

Deluxe, Gartenblick, Privatbad

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Gartenblick

Privatbad

Badewanne

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3 Einzelbetten

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485 m²

Deluxe Japanese Style, Privatbad

Kostenloses WLAN

Flachbildfernseher

Kühlschrank

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Relax in non-smoking rooms featuring free toiletries and enjoy a meal at the hotel's restaurant overlooking a lush garden. From the convenience of an elevator to the option of exploring the city with the provided shuttle service, Nikko Hoshino Yado ensures a comfortable and convenient stay for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the charm of Nikkō.

Lobby or reception in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Lobby or reception in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Erleben Sie das Beste

Indulge your taste buds at Nikko Hoshino Yado's on-site restaurant, yoimurasaki, specializing in authentic Japanese cuisine. Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Japan as you dine overlooking the hotel's lush garden. Whether you are a sushi connoisseur or a ramen enthusiast, yoimurasaki offers a culinary experience that will leave you satisfied and eager for more. With a variety of dishes to choose from, this restaurant is a must-visit for guests looking to savor the local flavors of Nikkō.

Massage, Bed in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Living room in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Planen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt

For your convenience, Nikko Hoshino Yado accepts various payment methods, including Visa, Diners Club, American Express, JCB, Mastercard, UC, and UnionPay. Cash payments are also accepted, ensuring a hassle-free transaction process for guests. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that you have flexible payment options available to make your stay at the hotel even more convenient.

Food and drinks in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Restaurant/places to eat in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Ausstattung

Restaurant

Kostenlose Privatparkplätze

Kostenloses WLAN

Zimmerservice

Kostenloser Shuttle

Klimaanlage

Parkplatz vor Ort

Heiße Quelle

Bathroom in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Bathroom in Nikko Hoshino Yado

Restaurant

yoimurasaki

Japanisch

Food and drinks in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Restaurant/places to eat in Nikko Hoshino Yado
Property building in Nikko Hoshino Yado
From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was transported into a peaceful, serene world where time slowed down, and nature was my constant companion. This was thanks in large part to the scenery from my room. The ryokan itself was beautifully traditional, with tatami mats, sliding paper doors, and a quiet, warm atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. The real highlight of my stay, however, was the meals. Both dinner and breakfast were nothing short of spectacular. Every dish was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavours that felt deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Dinner was a delightful journey of flavours, with each course showcasing ingredients that were seasonal and locally sourced. There was always something new to try – many dishes I hadn’t experienced before – and the tastes were so distinct and fresh. The highlight was dining with breathtaking views of the fall foliage. The vibrant reds and oranges of the trees provided a stunning backdrop, and it truly felt like I was eating in harmony with nature. It wasn’t just a meal; it was an experience that brought me closer to the environment. Breakfast, too, was equally impressive. The variety of dishes, from fresh fish to pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup, was both comforting and energizing. Every bite felt nourishing, and once again, the views of the surrounding nature added to the tranquility of the experience. It was the perfect way to start the day. The hospitality at Nikko Hoshino Yado was warm and attentive, and I felt well taken care of throughout my stay. The combination of peaceful surroundings, delicious food, and impeccable service made this ryokan a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If you’re looking for a place to relax, rejuvenate, and connect with nature, this ryokan is an absolute gem. Highly recommend!

Stephanie

Hoshino Yado is located in an enchanting area near to the Toshogu shrine. The ryokan itself is lovely, surrounded by a beautiful garden. Our room was spacious, clean and had a breathtaking view on the mountain scenery. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast were so rich and we really enjoyed being able to taste so many different things. There's the chance to book a small private onsen for family use at a very fair price and they also offer free shuttle bus service from the train station. Last but not least, the service has been amazing: the reception staff promptly replied to all our questions and helped us organize our stay for the best, the staff at the restaurant was friendly and explained us what each dish was, our driver went above and beyond in helping us with an issue we had. Everyone was kind and professional and they made our stay special! We hope to be back one day!

Benedetta

This was our only ryokan stay in Japan, and we really enjoyed it. We had a japanese style room, but with western beds ! The room was large, and had everything we needed. The yukatas were a nice touch, and we wore them to the onsen and to our keiseki dinner (which was delicious). The onsen (male/female) was lovely, and looked straight out onto nature. Very clean and the facilities were great. Location is excellent. Right near the famous bridge, temples, and local bus stops right outside the hotel entrance. Its a short ride into Tobu Nikko centre, and about 45 minutes to Lake Chuzenji.

Neil

Hotel located at the top of a semi-steep driveway, close to numerous shrines/temples, bus stop to other regions at foot of driveway (meaning convenient access to Lake Chūzenji area). About a 25min walk from Tobu-Nikko Station if bus is crowded and shuttle not booked (up hill incline, but not too difficult). A little far from the supermarket and konbini, and main food area, but there are restaurants up there (early-ish close). Private onsen available at reasonable price. View from room when sunny was amazing!

Carly

We booked the Deluxe japanese-style with private bathroom garden view 2nd floor. It was a lovely super big room as far as Japan standards with a very nice view of the mountains. It gave us a great japanese first experience. We were provided yukatas and we tried an Onsen for the first time (way too hot for some of us westerners). The location is excellent. Right next to the Red bridge and around the corner to the Shrine/Temple complex. All within walking Overall nice experience.

Carlos

From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was transported into a peaceful, serene world where time slowed down, and nature was my constant companion. This was thanks in large part to the scenery from my room. The ryokan itself was beautifully traditional, with tatami mats, sliding paper doors, and a quiet, warm atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. The real highlight of my stay, however, was the meals. Both dinner and breakfast were nothing short of spectacular. Every dish was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavours that felt deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Dinner was a delightful journey of flavours, with each course showcasing ingredients that were seasonal and locally sourced. There was always something new to try – many dishes I hadn’t experienced before – and the tastes were so distinct and fresh. The highlight was dining with breathtaking views of the fall foliage. The vibrant reds and oranges of the trees provided a stunning backdrop, and it truly felt like I was eating in harmony with nature. It wasn’t just a meal; it was an experience that brought me closer to the environment. Breakfast, too, was equally impressive. The variety of dishes, from fresh fish to pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup, was both comforting and energizing. Every bite felt nourishing, and once again, the views of the surrounding nature added to the tranquility of the experience. It was the perfect way to start the day. The hospitality at Nikko Hoshino Yado was warm and attentive, and I felt well taken care of throughout my stay. The combination of peaceful surroundings, delicious food, and impeccable service made this ryokan a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If you’re looking for a place to relax, rejuvenate, and connect with nature, this ryokan is an absolute gem. Highly recommend!

Stephanie

Hoshino Yado is located in an enchanting area near to the Toshogu shrine. The ryokan itself is lovely, surrounded by a beautiful garden. Our room was spacious, clean and had a breathtaking view on the mountain scenery. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast were so rich and we really enjoyed being able to taste so many different things. There's the chance to book a small private onsen for family use at a very fair price and they also offer free shuttle bus service from the train station. Last but not least, the service has been amazing: the reception staff promptly replied to all our questions and helped us organize our stay for the best, the staff at the restaurant was friendly and explained us what each dish was, our driver went above and beyond in helping us with an issue we had. Everyone was kind and professional and they made our stay special! We hope to be back one day!

Benedetta

This was our only ryokan stay in Japan, and we really enjoyed it. We had a japanese style room, but with western beds ! The room was large, and had everything we needed. The yukatas were a nice touch, and we wore them to the onsen and to our keiseki dinner (which was delicious). The onsen (male/female) was lovely, and looked straight out onto nature. Very clean and the facilities were great. Location is excellent. Right near the famous bridge, temples, and local bus stops right outside the hotel entrance. Its a short ride into Tobu Nikko centre, and about 45 minutes to Lake Chuzenji.

Neil

Hotel located at the top of a semi-steep driveway, close to numerous shrines/temples, bus stop to other regions at foot of driveway (meaning convenient access to Lake Chūzenji area). About a 25min walk from Tobu-Nikko Station if bus is crowded and shuttle not booked (up hill incline, but not too difficult). A little far from the supermarket and konbini, and main food area, but there are restaurants up there (early-ish close). Private onsen available at reasonable price. View from room when sunny was amazing!

Carly

We booked the Deluxe japanese-style with private bathroom garden view 2nd floor. It was a lovely super big room as far as Japan standards with a very nice view of the mountains. It gave us a great japanese first experience. We were provided yukatas and we tried an Onsen for the first time (way too hot for some of us westerners). The location is excellent. Right next to the Red bridge and around the corner to the Shrine/Temple complex. All within walking Overall nice experience.

Carlos

From the moment I arrived, I felt like I was transported into a peaceful, serene world where time slowed down, and nature was my constant companion. This was thanks in large part to the scenery from my room. The ryokan itself was beautifully traditional, with tatami mats, sliding paper doors, and a quiet, warm atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. The real highlight of my stay, however, was the meals. Both dinner and breakfast were nothing short of spectacular. Every dish was fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavours that felt deeply connected to the surrounding landscape. Dinner was a delightful journey of flavours, with each course showcasing ingredients that were seasonal and locally sourced. There was always something new to try – many dishes I hadn’t experienced before – and the tastes were so distinct and fresh. The highlight was dining with breathtaking views of the fall foliage. The vibrant reds and oranges of the trees provided a stunning backdrop, and it truly felt like I was eating in harmony with nature. It wasn’t just a meal; it was an experience that brought me closer to the environment. Breakfast, too, was equally impressive. The variety of dishes, from fresh fish to pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup, was both comforting and energizing. Every bite felt nourishing, and once again, the views of the surrounding nature added to the tranquility of the experience. It was the perfect way to start the day. The hospitality at Nikko Hoshino Yado was warm and attentive, and I felt well taken care of throughout my stay. The combination of peaceful surroundings, delicious food, and impeccable service made this ryokan a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. If you’re looking for a place to relax, rejuvenate, and connect with nature, this ryokan is an absolute gem. Highly recommend!

Stephanie

Hoshino Yado is located in an enchanting area near to the Toshogu shrine. The ryokan itself is lovely, surrounded by a beautiful garden. Our room was spacious, clean and had a breathtaking view on the mountain scenery. The kaiseki dinner and breakfast were so rich and we really enjoyed being able to taste so many different things. There's the chance to book a small private onsen for family use at a very fair price and they also offer free shuttle bus service from the train station. Last but not least, the service has been amazing: the reception staff promptly replied to all our questions and helped us organize our stay for the best, the staff at the restaurant was friendly and explained us what each dish was, our driver went above and beyond in helping us with an issue we had. Everyone was kind and professional and they made our stay special! We hope to be back one day!

Benedetta

This was our only ryokan stay in Japan, and we really enjoyed it. We had a japanese style room, but with western beds ! The room was large, and had everything we needed. The yukatas were a nice touch, and we wore them to the onsen and to our keiseki dinner (which was delicious). The onsen (male/female) was lovely, and looked straight out onto nature. Very clean and the facilities were great. Location is excellent. Right near the famous bridge, temples, and local bus stops right outside the hotel entrance. Its a short ride into Tobu Nikko centre, and about 45 minutes to Lake Chuzenji.

Neil

Hotel located at the top of a semi-steep driveway, close to numerous shrines/temples, bus stop to other regions at foot of driveway (meaning convenient access to Lake Chūzenji area). About a 25min walk from Tobu-Nikko Station if bus is crowded and shuttle not booked (up hill incline, but not too difficult). A little far from the supermarket and konbini, and main food area, but there are restaurants up there (early-ish close). Private onsen available at reasonable price. View from room when sunny was amazing!

Carly

We booked the Deluxe japanese-style with private bathroom garden view 2nd floor. It was a lovely super big room as far as Japan standards with a very nice view of the mountains. It gave us a great japanese first experience. We were provided yukatas and we tried an Onsen for the first time (way too hot for some of us westerners). The location is excellent. Right next to the Red bridge and around the corner to the Shrine/Temple complex. All within walking Overall nice experience.

Carlos

Standort

1115 Kamihatsuishimachi, Nikko, 321-1401, Japan

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