2-Star Hotels in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

This was my first time staying here, but it was a very good stay. The room was well-cleaned and the bed was comfortable. The check-in and check-out procedures were smooth, and I was impressed by the staff's friendly attitude. There were many restaurants and convenience stores nearby, making it very convenient. I would like to stay here again next time.

Except for the excellent location (nearest to Tobu-Nikko Station and the buses stops to various locations and places of interest, the hotel is badly in need of upgrades for it's rooms, facilities and amenities. The room I stayed in is big (compared to most hotel rooms in Japan) but the toilet seat cover keeps falling down while using it. Plenty of cobwebs at corners , especially along the corridor. The bathroom taps is like a 'makeshift' upgrade shared by basin and bathtub. See photo. Good thing is that I can see upgrading and renovation taking place but seems like it has been going on for a very long time already.

This guesthouse is super close to JR Nikko Station, just a 5-minute walk away. The buses to Toshogu Shrine also stop right by JR Nikko Station, making it incredibly convenient. The owner's wife was very welcoming; she first asked about my travel plans and then meticulously explained how to get everywhere, handing me maps and bus timetables for the next day. I stayed in a Japanese-style room on the second floor with a toilet nearby, and the shower room on the first floor was very clean and comfortable. The next morning, the owner's wife prepared a delicious and complimentary breakfast, giving us a real taste of local life. She even gave us an origami crane as a blessing... Her thoughtfulness and genuine hospitality offered a warmth that's different from staying in a regular hotel.

When we arrived grandma missed our order. But it was dealt with quickly. We took this dad on the trip. We enjoyed 3 days and 2 nights. The old lady cooked a sumptuous breakfast and dinner every day. They were very delicious and I was very full after every meal. We were also very satisfied with the meal. The B&B faces the mountains and the sea. The scenery is beautiful. Great stay . I really like it. Thank you, grandma. Our family of 3 had a lot of fun

I stayed here for a business trip. I was prepared for a very small 4.5 tatami mat Japanese-style room, but it was surprisingly cozy and felt just like my own room. The toilet, located at the back of the room, was very clean and pleasant to use. The onsen (hot spring bath) was also empty on a weekday, so I had it all to myself, which was great for soothing the fatigue from a lot of walking. I wonder if it would be packed on weekends? Most of the shops around the station closed abruptly around 5 PM, leaving no dining options, but having a convenience store right across the street was a huge lifesaver. The breakfast was also uncrowded on a weekday, allowing me to enjoy it leisurely. It was Japanese-style and healthy, which I appreciated. Given it's a station in a tourist area and one of the more affordable options around, I'd definitely like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Actually, the cp value is quite high. You have to have a room for yourself, the price is not expensive. It's just old. The gates will close at 11 p.m. Get in and out of the side door. About 800 m from the station Advantages: Go ahead and have a fresh supermarket 2. The room is small and well equipped 3. There is an elevator, a public bath for men and women Disadvantages: The whole building is very old

Located a 5-minute walk from Shimoimanochi Station, this business-style hotel has an elevator. The room was quite spacious for Japanese standards, and even had a small sofa. The room was clean and tidy. There were coin-operated washing machines and dryers in the hallway. Laundry detergent could be purchased at the front desk for 50 yen per small bag. A map of nearby restaurants was available at the front desk. There was a large supermarket nearby with reasonably priced fruit and a wider selection of goods, cheaper than convenience stores. A large FamilyMart was located diagonally opposite the hotel.

First time staying in a dorm type but this place is good! The place is great for people who want to walk way up to their stay. It will take you at least 20 to 25 minutes. People are nice :)

The guesthouse is quite a way from Nikko town (10-15 mins by bus / 1 hour walk) but is in a good location for getting to the shrines or to Lake Ashi - there's a bus stop close by. The guesthouse was homely and had 2 private onsen. Our room was comfortable enough although the en-suite was very tiny! The host was welcoming but didn't speak any English which meant we had to communicate by translating on our phones. We booked to have breakfast at the guesthouse, but didn't realise that for booking the dinner we needed to give 24 hours+ notice so missed out!

Located in the suburbs of Tokyo - Hemu Taiping, the location is quiet, suitable for self-driving passengers, the nearby attractions are a little distance, the first time to experience the container house. Breakfast is very ㄧ.