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Welcome to Hana-Busa, a secluded property surrounded by the serene nature of Nikko. Hana-Busa Nikko is located in a magical space where Eastern culture, such as Toshogu and Shinkyo, intersects with Western culture, represented by historical mansions, all embraced by nature. The guest rooms are detached, featuring six rooms with open-air baths. Each room has a unique design and space, providing a tranquil retreat to soothe the mind and body away from daily clamor.

This is the cottage "One More Time Heart" with private open-air baths, located in the Kirifuri Highlands of the World Heritage Site Nikko.

Nikko is a lively temple town at the gateway to Nikko Toshogu Shrine, bustling with visitors. Historic streetscapes that preserve the past line the area, and must-see attractions include Futarasan Shrine and Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple—both part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beyond shrine and temple visits, Nikko is also blessed with abundant nature, from Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji to the famed Mt. Nantai. Enjoy ever-changing seasonal scenery and experience local traditions such as Nikko carving, Nikko geta sandals, and Kanuma kumiko woodwork. Fairfield by Marriott Tochigi Nikko makes it easy to enjoy a truly fulfilling trip. Discover the deeper charms of Nikko for yourself.

Our property is a 2LDK (1 Japanese-style room and 2 Western-style rooms) fully private rental Facility, allowing you to spend time comfortably with your family or friends. A large supermarket is just a 1-minute walk away, and with cooking utensils, tableware, chopsticks, and more provided, you can enjoy cooking and relaxing indoors together. Located in Imaichi, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, it serves as an excellent base for sightseeing with convenient access to Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Kinugawa Onsen. The area is surrounded by rich natural beauty, offering stunning views of mountains and rivers, and you can enjoy the changing scenery of the four seasons. Additionally, the quiet atmosphere allows for relaxation, and there are many restaurants where you can savor local specialties such as "Yuba" and "Nikko Gyoza."