Nikko (Nikko-city)

A quaint guesthouse well located within easy access of Nikkō's historical sights. Traditional tatami rooms offer an authentic stay while dormitories come with a very reasonable price tag. A small lounge offers a chance to mingle with other travellers. Ideal for those on a budget.

• Groups - Shared dormitory rooms make this a great choice for relaxed trips with budget-conscious friends
• Value chic - An authentic Japanese property with simple rooms at very reasonable prices
• Sights nearby - The world heritage shrines and temples of Nikko are 20 minutes' walk away
• Sailing - Take a cruise on Chuzenji Lake, which is particularly beautiful in autumn

Nikko

A hot spring resort located on the eastern shore of Lake Chuzenji. Spacious and elegant Japanese and Western style rooms boast views over the lake and Mount Nantai; the restaurant serves superb kaiseki cuisine. Plus there's the onsen and range of traditional activities on site. An oasis of serenity.

• Spa breaks - Enjoy a relaxing soak in either an indoor or outdoor bath, with a private onsen available for hire
• Local exploring - A great location for exploring Lake Chūzenji and the surrounding mountains
• Views - Take in the gorgeous vistas of Lake Chuzenji and Mt. Nantai from your room
• Restaurant - Seasonal delights await in the form of expertly produced dishes, crafted from the finest local ingredients including Wagyu

Nikko (Kinugawa Onsen)

On the riverside, not far from Kinugawa, this magical ryokan delivers on charm. Rooms are comfortable and stylish; most have open-air baths with wonderful views. There's both a communal and private onsen, and excellent local cuisine. Surrounded by nature, this is a romantic retreat.

• Romantic Break - Opt For the Between The Oranges Room with its sleek and spacious Western-style, private jetted open-air bath and stunning views
• Local exploring - There's a complimentary shuttle bus to the train station for those wanting to venture further afield
• Back to Nature - The property is in a beautiful setting, plus Nikko National Park is just moments away
• Views - Lovely views over the river and surrounding countryside

Nikko (Tochigi)

A traditional Ryokan located next to the famed Toshogu Shrine. Rooms of varying sizes (the largest sleeping 7) are classically dressed; think tatami mats, futon beds and paper screens. Boasting a hot spring bath, restaurant and even karaoke bar this is an ideal base to explore the region from.

• Local exploring - Walking distance from the Shinkyo Bridge and various iconic temples, this is a top choice for on-foot explorers
• Great walks - Follow the winding walking route from Nikko to Lake Chuzenji to soak up the area's natural beauty
• Business meetings - Business travellers will appreciate the extensive meeting spaces and communal areas
• Skiing - Enjoy cross-country skiing at at Senjo-ga-hara during the winter months

Nikko (Tochigi)

A modern ryokan set in the beauty of Nikko National Park. Warm, spacious rooms are stylishly decorated, overlooking the woodland beyond. There's a restaurant boasting wonderful views, plus a hot spring bathhouse with open-air soaking tubs. A lovely peaceful setting yet close to many city highlights.

• Back to Nature - A lovely setting in a National Park, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the towns and cities
• Local exploring - The property is close to several shrines such as Toshogu and Futarasan, plus Rinnoji Temple
• Sights nearby - A few steps will take you to Shinkyo Bridge, a sacred spot at the entrance to the Nikko Mountains
• Great walks - The perfect location for walks around the hotel enjoying its gorgeous National Park setting

Nikko (Yumoto)

Set beside Lake Yuno amid mountains and forests, this hotel has spacious and minimalist rooms, many with splendid views. Breakast & dinner served in the restaurant are included in the rate, plus there's a cafe, a lush garden and a bathhouse with natural hot spring water. A calm and peaceful retreat.

• Families - Families can make use of the kids' playrooom with plenty of books and toys to keep the little ones occupied
• Local exploring - The heart of Nikko combines World Heritage shrines and temples with traditional cuisine and crafts
• Birdwatching - Wild birds inhabit the nearby Senjōgahara hiking trail which offers wonderful views of the marshland and surrounding mountains
• Great walks - You can explore the lake on a pleasant 2.8km loop trail that starts right in front of the hotel

Nikko (Tochigi)

Japan's oldest resort, this is an atmospheric spot with a charming mix of Japanese and European styles. Spacious rooms are light and airy with large windows, paper lanterns, parquet flooring and beamed ceilings. Housing a number of eateries and an old-fashioned bar. Fabulous and historic.

• Families - Twin and quadruple rooms are great for families or groups of friends, who will also appreciate the choice of dining options
• Local exploring - Minutes from Nikko's historic temples and shrines, this is a classic stay for keen history buffs and explorers
• Trekking - Follow scenic trails for mountain hikes with panoramic views and wonderful flora and fauna
• Sights nearby - Visit the Nikko Toshogu Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Nikko's main attraction

Nikko (Kinugawa)

A stylish hotel surrounded by mountains in Nikko. Rooms are spacious and elegant, a handful with open-air hot spring baths. Facilities include a restaurant, karaoke room, kids' play area, and a glittering atrium. Add in a pool, floating garden and wonderful views, and there's something for everyone.

• Families - Billiards, table tennis and karaoke will keep everyone entertained, plus there's an exciting ropeway in front of the hotel
• Romantic Break - Ideal for an intimate stay with open-air baths off guest rooms, a private room restaurant plus massages and bedrock baths
• Local exploring - Explore nearby historical highlights such as Nikko Toshogu Shrine, Nikko Futarasan Shrine, and Rinno-ji Temple
• Sights nearby - Travel back in time at Edo Wonderland, a theme park based around the Edo period with ninja training, a maze and a museum

Nikko

A glamorous property on the shores of Lake Chūjenzi. Elegantly designed rooms blend minimalist and traditional styles and large windows lead to private porches with either lake or mountain views. The Western fusion cuisine is superb, plus there's the Ritz-Carlton's only onsen! Fabulous.

• Spa - Enjoy a full body massage or have your troubles melt away in the outdoor and indoor hot spring-fed onsen
• Views - The rooms offer stunning views of either Lake Chuzenji or Mt Nantai
• Outstanding location - Situated within Nikko National Park on the shores of Lake Chujenzi
• Hideaway - An absolutely serene location below the Kegon falls