Nasushiobara

Nestled by the river, this laid-back hostel offers cozy dorms and stylish private rooms, where friendly host Hiro creates a welcoming homey vibe.

Nestled along a serene stream, this charming Edo-period hot spring inn boasts rustic rooms, multiple baths, and a cozy atmosphere perfect for relaxation.

Nestled in wooded hills, this cozy lodge offers simple, sunlit rooms and a homely vibe, complete with friendly staff and delicious home-cooked meals.

Step into the mesmerizing Tōshō-gū, a lavish 17th-century shrine nestled in nature, where breathtaking craftsmanship and rich history converge amidst the bustling crowds.

Discover a serene forested volcanic canyon lined with charming "jizo" statues, offering a tranquil riverside walk perfect for nature lovers.

Nestled in Nikko, this cozy inn features traditional rooms, serene onsen baths, and a friendly vibe, making it perfect for a laid-back getaway.

Luxe hot spring hotel with 2 restaurants, a spa & a terrace, plus lake & mountain views. Opposite Lake Chūzenji and within the mountainous Nikkō National Park, this luxe hot spring hotel is off National Route 120 and 2 km from Kegon Falls, which has an elevator to a lower observation platform. Airy, sleek rooms have flat-screens and Wi-Fi, plus minibars and Nespresso machines. All feature covered patios with lake and/or mountain views. Suites add separate living rooms; upgraded suites offer kitchens, dining rooms and gyms. Room service is available 24/7. Amenities include indoor and outdoor communal bathhouses, a posh spa and a gym, as well as 2 fine-dining restaurants, a chic bar and a terrace. Breakfast and parking are available.

Nestled along the Daiya River, this cozy guesthouse boasts quirky rooms, communal vibes, and a friendly host ready to make your stay extraordinary.

At ゆば亭 ますだや, indulge in a serene kaiseki meal featuring exquisite yuba dishes, all while enjoying a lovely garden view and exceptional service.

Nestled at the base of Mt. Nantai, this historic Buddhist temple complex features stunning architecture, a treasure-filled museum, and a serene Edo-era garden.