Nikko Green Hotel Natsukashiya Fuwari

Three generations of parents and children (child 10 years old) stayed here for one night in mid-May. The conditions for this Nikko trip were to have a private open-air bath, a private bathroom in the guest room, and a relaxing Japanese-style room. The bedding in the room felt new and I was able to sleep comfortably, and the unit bath was also clean. The Toshogu area is not far away and can be reached on foot or by bus. When I used it, there were only two other guests. I was able to relax and enjoy the bath without meeting anyone in the public bath. Dinner and breakfast were also served in a private dining room, so you could relax. Two adult women were full from the local Kaiseki meal with beer. The handmade tofu and yuba were delicious. Honestly speaking, I wish they would add one item for children to the children's menu instead of removing a few items from the adult menu. There was a group of elementary school students on a school trip, but the dining and bathing areas were separate. The staff at the inn often worried about this, but it didn't bother us at all. We received warm hospitality during our stay.

The staff were helpful. It's a good hotel that's cheap and you can stay there without any complaints.

The customer service at check-in and dinner was very good and the staff were very friendly. The open-air bath and the room were clean. However, there was no makeup remover in the women's bathroom and no cotton pads. Please note that there are no irons available for rent. There was a hair treatment. The yukata in the room was wrinkled, but the haori was warm. I could see the view from my room, but I was a little disappointed that I couldn't see anything at night because of the double windows. For dinner and breakfast, you can enjoy Nikko's specialties without having to go out to eat.

My husband and I stayed here as a couple and ate both breakfast and dinner in a private room, so we could hear some noise from the people around us, but it was nice to be able to eat slowly. It was a room where you could hear the flow of the river and feel nature. There is Jakko Falls in the mountains behind the inn, and there is a shrine nearby, giving it a majestic appearance. I think it's a hidden gem.