Nikko Kanaya

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• Gabriela A

  25 mayo 2016
  Hotel clásico antiguo

  Uno de los primeros hoteles del pueblo. Figuras históricas como Einstein se albergaron en el. Le falta mantenimiento. Rescato la excelente atención de su personal y la Vista desde las habitaciones. Tiene un transporte gratuito desde y hacia la estación de tren.

  

• CarolinaDAP

  30 octubre 2016
  Su restaurante!

  No estuvimos alojados en el hotel pero sí que probamos su gastronomía. Muy buena! con platos tradicionales japoneses pero al estilo occidental! muy buena combinación a lo que la gastronomía se refiere

  

• NewcastleKiwigirl

  02 diciembre 2019
  Unique hotel in gorgeous setting

  We stayed here for two nights as part of an Inside Japan tour. As many people note it has an old world charm. You do feel a little as if you are in another era, especially when breakfast is served with silverware and fine china. I found the staff very gracious and the room has a definite Japanese style. We were in the oldest part so it was a big room and there was a full size bath in the bathroom. Furniture quite worn and beds not the most comfortable but I still enjoyed our stay and it was very quiet in the room.The steep driveway would make it a little difficult to walk in and out with luggage or go to town if you had mobility issues. I was glad our travel consultant advised catching a taxi from the station as it is quite a way. It remains a lovely memory of Japan.

  

• normr512

  28 diciembre 2019
  Good location with old world charm and service

  This is an old, charming colonial hotel with very good service and close to the shrines and bridge. The rooms are large and comfortable if tired. We were initially on 2nd floor with a very large room, but were kept awake by rattling noisy heating pipes. They moved us to the top floor which was quiet. Very good service for a nicely prepared breakfast. Needs a renovation/makeover to lift up to a four rating. Driveway very steep and uneven if you have mobility issues.

  

• B L

  04 marzo 2020
  Probably the best hotel in Nikko

  This is a very attractive, old hotel that has been nicely updated. Upon arrival we took the local bus from the Tobu station. Since we were pressed for time we arranged for a taxi to take us back to the station. The taxi was waiting for us when we left and was very inexpensive The hotel is conveniently located close to the shrines and a 15 minute walk to the Imperial Villa. We also did the Takino'o Path up the mountain from the Toshogu Shrine - we basically had the path to ourselves. The Toshogu Shrine was fairly crowded (it was on Saturday), but the Taiyuin Temple was not. It was our consensus that the Taiyuin Temple was the best of the two. The rooms were very large (especially by Japan standards) and were clean, comfortable and very quiet. The service was excellent. The reviews that we read stated that Nikko pretty much closes down at 5:00 and we found that to be correct + several of the restaurants that we were planning on eating dinner in were closed (seasonal?). We ate in the hotel restaurant one night - it is similar to a formal western dining room and was expensive - somewhat of an experience. We also ate breakfast in the dining room as part of our room booking. The breakfast was a western style set meal and was good. We also ate lunch in the hotel cafe - had the curry - t was good, but certainly not world famous good.