Hostels in Minamiaizu District

"Property was conveniently located near both train stations, plus bus stations, in this beautiful town. Rooms were spacious and functional with classic (dated) decor. Worked well for our one night stay. Breakfast buffet was included (a first during our travels). The main area of town, plus most sites, were within walking distance (slightly up-hill) or a bus ride away, if preferred. "

"Great experience and would chose this hotel again"

"The area is convenient. It's close to town, the train station, restaurants, and a grocery store. The room is good enough for 2 people and the view was amazing. The staff were corteous and hospitable. "

"Ryokan was ok but no open restaurants nearby worth it. Place too far from Nikko main attractions."

"Magical experience. Extremely clean. Very friendly and professional staff. Perfect breakfast and dinner buffet. Very nice atmosphere. Out of the 12 hotels on our trip, mostly 4 - 5 star, this was the one that we liked the best."

"We love the surrounding area of the hotel. Peaceful and so close to the famous Shinkyo Bridge and Toshugo Shrine. The walking track to the Kanmangafuchi Abyss was excellent. If you love nature, this is the place to go. We were lucky to experience the Spring Festival and enjoyed the warmth and hospitality of the small-town people. The hotel itself has lots of history. The room is really spacious and modern with a view to the mountains and bushes. The staff were very accommodating despite their minimal English. My Japanese Breakfast was excellent. Definitely we will stay here again when we come to Nikko. "

"The view from our room was amazing and the surrounding area had a lot of amazing views. Will be staying here again on my next japan trip"

"Excellent"

"I found this Onsen and an excellent offer from Expedia. I wasn’t sure what to expect at such a low price and some mixed reviews. I loved it here and it exceeded my expectations. I dropped off my luggage early and walked the area until check in. Since it is across the river and a bit of a walk from the train station, it was so peaceful and beautiful away from others. I found a town footpath that overlooked the river gorge, a suspension bridge, and interesting decaying resorts from the economic boom downfall of the 90’s. A photographers’ paradise. The resort seems to be going through a renovation. The room was very large and had living spaces with tatami mats. Oh yes, your room key opens a wooden locker near reception for you to place your shoes- wear socks. Beds were not futons but mattresses on floor. The mini fridge was great. I didn’t even use the bath in the room because the onsen was clean and wonderful. An outdoor bath looks out on a wooded area and is divine. The shower area has great hair and soap products. I had difficulty finding it at first because the instructions are a bit vague with arrows, but if you look for the out building next to and behind you’ll find it easily. Had to walk on plywood boards placed for the renovation and a rock path up to step so be aware. Yukata and slippers are provided. There are two massage chairs and multiple vending machines. I highly recommend staying here. "