• Recommendation for the open-air bath,  Breathtaking view that won the "Open-air Grand Prix No. 1".

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• This hotel is located in Nikko, and the rooms are Western-style rooms with beds and Japanese-style rooms with tatami mats, so even those who don't like sleeping on futons on tatami mats can easily stay here. The snowy night view seen from the bath is truly Breathtaking view and will leave you in awe. It's a great place to ski, too. It's also great for playing in the snow.
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• Enjoy Nikko Yumoto Onsen

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• I recommend "Nikko Yumoto Onsen Yumori Kamaya." Founded in 1868, Yumori Kamaya has the atmosphere of a long-established establishment and is a hot spring inn with a nostalgic atmosphere.
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• The open-air bath with 100% natural hot spring is the best

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• It may be a little pricey, but I definitely recommend this hotel. Located on the shores of Lake Chuzenji, the historic Kanaya Hotel offers excellent service. The rooms have balconies, and you can see the lake through the trees. Across the hallway from the building is the large public bath, where you can enjoy the milky, sulfurous hot spring waters of Yumoto Onsen. There is also an open-air bath. The meals are full-course French cuisine, and are recommended for couples' trips and anniversary trips.
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• Beautiful and calm hotel

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• This is a beautiful and relaxing hotel located in Nikko Chuzenji. You can enjoy two types of hot springs (sulfur springs and alkaline springs). When you check in, you will be treated to a specially selected tea. For dinner, you can enjoy a dish featuring colorful vegetables.
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• A hidden gem of a hotel in Nikko Onsen

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• This hotel is a reasonably priced, hidden hot spring inn. There aren't many inns in Nikko Yumoto Onsen that cost less than 10,000 yen per night on the day before a holiday (you're looking for a reasonably priced inn, right?). It's a small, cozy Ryokan (Japanese inn), but the hot spring is free-flowing from the source, and the food and service are homey and friendly.
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• Each guest room has a hot spring on the terrace.

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• The room terrace is equipped with a bathtub that uses 100% natural hot spring water, so you can enjoy the hot springs as much as you like, whenever you like. The price is relatively cheap, and the dinner Buffet offers a wide variety of about 40 dishes, including crab, homemade roast beef, and the famous Yuba（soy milk skin）(bean paste) dish. The breakfast Buffet is also mainly Japanese and Western cuisine, and the variety and taste are both satisfying.
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• I've actually used it and can see how good it is!

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• The bright and spacious entrance gives a feeling of freedom. You can choose a room with a sunken kotatsu. Delicious food made with local ingredients. The sulfur spring, which is said to be good for the skin, is sure to give you smooth skin. The hotel is a little independent guest cottages from Nikko, but it is worth it.
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• There is a private open-air bath that can be enjoyed for free.

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• This hotel is a member of the Japan Association of Secret Hot Springs, so it's definitely worth a visit. There is a private open-air bath that you can enjoy for free. It's in the Oku-Kinu Onsen area, so it's quiet and relaxing. Another reason it's recommended is that the prices are relatively cheap. It takes about an hour and 20 minutes by train from Nikko Station, but it's a great hotel, so it's definitely worth considering. If you go by car in the winter, you'll need to use snow tires and bring tire chains as you'll be driving through mountain roads.
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• You can enjoy nature to the fullest.

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• My wife and I stayed here this autumn. The hot springs were great, and we enjoyed the food. It was a luxurious Buffet, and we were very satisfied. The price was reasonable, too. There are forests and woods around, so you can take a walk. It may be too cold to recommend now, but the beautiful nature remains. It will probably be cold, so it's a good idea to take proper cold weather precautions.
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• The hotel is managed by Nikko Toshogu Shrine and the hot springs were great.

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• This hotel is directly managed by Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The grounds are spacious and not very flashy, but it is simple. The prices are reasonable, but the food was delicious. The Tochigi beef was delicious. The hot springs were also great, and since it was empty, we had it all to ourselves and could relax. You can spend your time here in peace and quiet.
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• independent guest cottages from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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• It's in Nikko, so it takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes from Nikko Station. It's a little far to get to, but the luxury is worth it. Both the Japanese-style rooms and Japanese and Western room-Western style rooms have calming colors. I think you'll feel at home here. It's a hideaway location independent guest cottages from the hustle and bustle. At this time of year, the open-air baths are covered in snow, which creates a special atmosphere. The cuisine is carefully prepared to use local ingredients such as Nikko beef, so why not stay a night here?
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• The entrance is full of beautiful flowers

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• As the hotel name suggests, flowers were blooming everywhere. I went there at the end of December, and the snowy scenery from the bath was quite nice, and the hot spring was very gentle and warm. It is convenient because it is close to the Yumoto bus stop. If you are driving a car, there is always snow in Nikko, so don't forget to bring chains and be careful not to slip.
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• This Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Nikko Onsen offers the best hospitality.

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• It is a scenic spot on the shores of Lake Yunoko. They serve you their famous yuba cuisine. Because it is a hot spring, your body will be warmed from the inside, and the food is delicious. If you are looking for a long weekend, I think 20,000 yen is enough depending on the plan. However, traffic congestion may occur due to snow.
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• A lakeside inn with a high-quality hot spring

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• There is a World Heritage Site on the way to the hotel, and one of the attractions is being able to see various places from Lake Chuzenji to Senjogahara by climbing Irohazaka. The inn is built in a grove overlooking Lake Yunoko, and it is nice to stroll around the area. The rooms are calming, clean, and reasonably priced. There is a large public bath and an open-air bath. It is a high-quality, historic hot spring that draws water from the source of Nikko Yumoto Onsen, which opened in the Nara period.
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