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Just two hours from Tokyo, the Nikkō National Park is a beautiful destination for wildlife enthusiasts as well as thrill-seeking adventurers. The region’s leafy forests are home to the Asiatic black bar, the Japanese serow and Japanese deer, whilst the Kinunuma Swamp and Senjogahara Marsh are alive with the hoots of Japanese macaques and the calls of myriad birds. When it comes to impressive scenery, ‘Three Great Waterfalls of Nikko’: Kegon Falls, Kirifurinotaki Falls and Uraminotaki Falls are stunning. Our Gurus have scoured the area to select the best hotels in the Nikkō National Park, whether you're looking for a family friendly property, a boutique ryokan or a guesthouse for those on a tight budget. Set within Nikko itself or scattered on the outskirts of the National Park at Minakami and Nasu, browse our selection of the best hotels near the Nikkō National Park and start planning your next adventurous getaway.
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.
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.
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.
Minakami (Minakami-machi)
Bettei Senjyuan enjoys a superb location in Mikanami and offers splendid views of Mount Tanigawa-dake. Enjoy traditional living spaces with tatami woven-straw flooring and private onsens-or try one of the six public hot-spring baths! Lovely cuisine served. A wonderfully peaceful and harmonious stay.
Minakami (Minakami)
This rejuvenating spa resort is nestled at the foot of Mt. Tanigawa in Minakami. Fall asleep to the gentle sounds of a mountain stream below your room while savouring landscape views from picture windows. Complete the experience by soaking in hot spring baths drawn from three dedicated wells.
Nasu (Nasu-Machi)
A stylish agriturismo set amongst mountains, farmland, forests and hot springs just an hour (by bullet train) outside Tokyo. Chic rooms are contemporary in design with sharp lines, and plenty of glass and wood. There are two restaurants, a spa, and hot springs. A family-friendly escape to nature.
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