Nikko Chuzenji Onsen × Western Cuisine AccommodationRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

Chūzenji Kanaya Hotel is located within Nikkō National Park, the birthplace of resort life and fly fishing, nestled in the forest by Lake Chūzenji. Designed by Canadian architect J. Sturges, it features a Western-style log house using abundant premium wood from Canada. Guests can also enjoy traditional French cuisine from Kanaya Hotel and a separate scenic Onsen. It is an ideal resort hotel to escape the city's hustle and immerse in nature.

Inspired by the calming comfort of flowers and envisioned as a peaceful retreat, Hotel Hana-an was born. Inside the Hotel, we offer a library space where guests can relax and enjoy reading, and every Room features seasonal views of Lake Chuzenji.

The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko is a luxury resort nestled in harmony with the untouched nature of Oku-Nikko, offering a stunning location overlooking Lake Chuzenji and Mount Nantai. The design incorporates the traditional craftsmanship of Tochigi Prefecture, and the guest rooms feature elements such as lounge areas inspired by the engawa of Japanese homes, embodying the delicate minimalism of Japan throughout. The resort also boasts the first-ever Onsen Facility under The Ritz-Carlton brand, where the open-air baths allow guests to unwind with the soothing breeze and the scent of the surrounding trees.

A Resort Hotel with panoramic views of Lake Chuzenji. All guest rooms are non-smoking and offer lake views from the windows. In the guest-only large public bath, enjoy Okunikko’s renowned hot spring waters in a free-flowing source-fed style. Dinner is served at our lake-view restaurant, featuring dishes prepared in the live kitchen.After check-in, we offer a limited-time welcome service at the restaurant. Relax into the start of your trip with welcome drinks (including alcohol) and sweets.The lounge is a calm space with records playing in the background. Enjoy freshly ground coffee, original tea made from your choice of tea leaves, and a selection of snacks.Futarasan Shrine, Kegon Falls, and Tachiki Kannon are all within walking distance—an ideal location for sightseeing.