Nikko Sansui

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• 444saks

  03 noviembre 2010
  Cozy, nice view

  Close to Lake Chuzenji... Room is ok... Onsen is a bit old.. Food is good, service is ok...

  

• twilight43

  04 junio 2012
  Do NOT Stay Here

  My husband and I chose this hotel as we had limited options when visiting Nikko. When checking in I will say the people who were working at the hotel were very nice, but when we got in the room: It was very dirty and in complete disrepair There were literally blood stained hand prints on the wall A collection of approximately twenty insects were collected in the overhead lighting The hotel smelled very badly of mold There are much better options in the area. We actually left and paid for another room even though we had paid in advance. That's how scary it was.

  

• Jillian J

  07 noviembre 2016
  Beautiful view, great way to live like a local

  We booked a couple nights at Nikko Sansui, and each day the view from our room over the lake took my breath away. We opted for the breakfast/dinner package and were NOT disappointed! Definitely traditional Japanese style food, not for the picky eater! The building itself is a tad worn with age, but the room itself was clean, well-kept. The futons were comfortable, food was delicious and the people were friendly (even with the language barrier). Far enough from the bus terminal that its peaceful, but not far enough to be a pain in the butt to haul luggage. While this was the most expensive place out of six that we stayed at during our travels, it was well worth it.

  

• ksantinanont

  19 abril 2017
  Good location and nice to stay

  Very good location. We can see a beautiful view of chuzenji lake from our room. The building, room, hot spring bath(onsen) and facilities are old but clean enough. Dinner and breakfast are traditional japanese style and they are delicious. The hotel is organized by a nice elderly couple. Price is reasonable.

  

• RiviereY

  24 enero 2018
  Tradicional

  Nos hospedamos aquí dos noches con mi marido y dos amigos más en habitaciones separadas. El hotel es bien tradicional, podes elegir entre habitaciones comunes o las tradiciones, nosotros optamos por las segundas. La habitación tenia una heladera pequeña, tele pequeñísima, dos futones (bastante cómodos), una mesita con sillas y un balcón cerrado con otra mesa y otras dos sillas más. También te dan yukatas para que te puedas poner si querés y zapatos (muy incómodos) qué tenes que usar para trasladarte por el hotel. Tiene dos onsen (separados para hombres y mujeres y hay que entrar desnudo). Nosotros sacamos media pensión, con lo cual teníamos desayuno y cena incluido. El menú ya esta armado y no hay opción de elegir, no es bufet. Es bastante variado (siempre y cuando te guste la comida tradicional japonesa, no es mi caso) y el desayuno es igual. Esto igualmente es positivo de sacar ya que cuando nos quedamos era muy difícil encontrar otro lugar para comer por la zona. La gente del hotel era muy servicial y amable. Nos parecieron limpios los establecimientos. Lo único es que todo el hotel huele mal, en teoría es por el azufre de las aguas termales (es un olor similar al huevo podrido) por momentos este olor llegaba a las habitaciones, esto no nos gustó. Tambien tuvimos problemas con el aire acondicionado que se apagaba solo y teníamos dificultades porque no se volvía aprender por momentos y hacia mucho frio. Solo lo recomiendo si se desean pasar una experiencia distinta