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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.

Nestled at the foot of majestic Mt. Nantai and overlooking the tranquil Lake Chuzenji up close, our Hotel invites you to relax and savor the colors of each season at an unhurried pace. Enjoy our dining room in chic tones designed for comfortable meals, a lobby with a fireplace that values quiet conversation, a library lounge where you can escape the city bustle and enjoy time flowing gently, and an expanded open-air bath offering soothing spa moments—Okunikko Hotel Shikisai continues to evolve.

Located at the foot of Oze, this highland hotel offers stunning views of the Oku-Nikko mountains and serves as a convenient base for Oze hiking. Popular accommodation plans include water activities on Sugenuma, known for having the highest water clarity in Honshu, and Katashina River. The hotel also features a JGGA-certified all-grass course for the highly popular "Ground Golf." Enjoy nature's treasures with just a 15-minute drive from Oze Iwakura Highland to Tokura Entrance. The area is home to Kanto's largest ski resort, Oze Iwakura, catering to beginners and advanced skiers alike. Traditional Japanese-style rooms provide a relaxing space overlooking the highlands, ideal for group stays. Guests can savor slow food crafted by chefs who expertly use local Katashina ingredients and seasonal flavors.

The bath facilities include two indoor baths, an open-air dome bath, and three open-air baths in separate areas. There is no gender distinction, and all baths are available for private use, allowing you to relax at your own pace. You may need to wait for your desired Onsen, but you can check the usage status and elapsed time on the electronic bulletin board in front of your Room. Our Property is entirely non-smoking, with designated smoking areas only at the entrance and terrace. The building is a two-story structure located on a slope, with multiple staircases of about 5 to 9 steps, making it far from barrier-free and without an elevator. Please take this into consideration when making your Reservation.The entrance is auto-locked, but staff will respond promptly via the intercom. We believe this provides good security. Unlike full-service Ryokan or Hotels, our Property offers a unique atmosphere, resembling a villa with a resident manager and chef.At our Property, guests are encouraged to wear loungewear instead of yukata. You are welcome to dine in your loungewear or casual clothes, whichever you prefer. In Oku-Nikko, there is a risk of snow and ice from mid-November, so if you are arriving by car, please equip studless tires or inquire about road conditions by phone. As it is located within a national park, snow removal is conducted perfectly 24 hours a day, so you should have no issues arriving as long as your car is equipped with studless tires.

Founded in 1868, this Accommodation has built over 240 years of history as a guardian of its hot springs and has now been reborn as a dog-friendly Accommodation. Savor the milky, free-flowing hot spring water from three private sources in the large public bath and open-air bath. Enjoy a relaxing, steam-filled stay with your beloved dog through Japanese-style hospitality experiences such as the courtyard dog run and special ema plaques for dogs.