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The oldest classic Resort Hotel in Japan, established in the 6th year of the Meiji era (1873). It is conveniently located about a 15-minute walk to Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The Nikko Kanaya Hotel, where Japanese architectural beauty blends with Western furniture and furnishings, exudes the unique atmosphere of a classic hotel, preserving the charm of the Meiji era and evoking a nostalgic and gentle feeling in its visitors.

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.

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a relaxing time with your loved ones. This is the experience we have created for you. From the moment you open the door to your Room at "Villa Himawari," your time here will be filled with countless smiles from your special someone.When you want to see those precious smiles, take a step towards "Villa Himawari."Located in the World Heritage city of Nikko, "Villa Himawari" offers four unique Room styles to suit your mood and provide ultimate relaxation.

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

Rakuten STAY VILLA Nikko, nestled in the beautiful and rich nature of Nikko, has opened its doors. Each room offers a spacious area of over 100 square meters, providing a relaxing space for families and friends. All rooms are equipped with private natural Onsen, saunas, and outdoor air bath decks to ensure your stay is a truly special experience. Enjoy an exceptional quality space surrounded by the abundant nature of Nikko and the soothing sounds of flowing rivers.