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Lake Chūzenji
8.8/10 (316 reviews)
Japan's highest natural lake, formed 20,000 years ago by volcanic eruption, offers stunning mountain views. Take a sightseeing boat cruise for panoramic vistas, especially magical during autumn's vibrant foliage display.
This UNESCO-listed shrine complex features 55 ornate buildings, including the famous Three Wise Monkeys carving. Wander through serene forest to discover intricate artistry at Tokugawa Ieyasu's magnificent mausoleum.
Explore global architecture through 102 detailed 1/25 scale replicas of famous buildings from 21 countries. Wander through six themed zones, capturing perfect photos of miniature UNESCO sites amid seasonal blooms.
Edo Wonderland recreates Japan's 1603-1868 era with meticulous detail and costumed performers. Visitors can dress in period attire, witness ninja shows, and practice samurai sword techniques.
Kegon Falls, one of Japan's three most beautiful waterfalls, plunges dramatically from Lake Chuzenji in a 97-meter cascade. Take the elevator to the lower observatory for an unforgettable close-up view.
This vermilion-lacquered arch spans the Daiya River as the gateway to Nikko's sacred shrines. Cross where only shoguns and imperial messengers once walked, especially stunning against autumn's vibrant foliage.
Family-friendly ski park with gentle slopes for beginners against Mount Nantai's scenic backdrop. Nearby Yumoto Onsen hot springs offer the perfect way to soothe tired muscles after skiing.
Discover the milky-white, sulfur-rich hot springs of Nikko Yumoto Onsen, first found by a Buddhist monk 1,200 years ago. Soak in therapeutic waters surrounded by Nikko National Park's lush forests and nearby Lake Yunoko.
"Excellent hotel and exceptional staff. The only issue is the hotel is located up hill from town - walkable but dark at night and through bear country. The free hotel shuttle books up fast, and at night it can be difficult to get a taxi back to the hotel."
"We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was beautiful, and unusually spacious compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. The buffet style evening meal and breakfast were both delicious, with a huge range of Japanese and international dishes to choose from. Staff were fluent in English and very welcoming and helpful. The hotel has it's own onsen, which was a lovely experience. A highlight of our holiday."
"This is an additional review to the first.
To those of you thinking that it’s a good location, forget it. Yes, it’s scenic forest with a lot of vegetation. But it’s too secluded. Theres absolutely nothing you can walk to. You have to taxi everywhere. To give you a picture, it’s like 10-13 mile to the Tobu line and a little more to the JR Station. Just a simple taxi from the station to the hotel is like $60 average for a half hour drive. The hotel offers no Shuttle services. So, plan to add a...
"A beautiful historic hotel right across from Nikko Park making it easy to visit the shrines and temples. The hotel offers a shuttle from the train station to its property. And the bus stop is a short walk down the hotel road to get to other areas. The staff were very accommodating and helpful. The rooms were large and affordable. I would definitely stay here again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.