Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station

Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station is only a short 3-minute walk from the station, which makes it very easy to reach. All the facilities were great. Everything was clean—the sheets, toilets, wash areas, and the dorm room itself. For the price, this hostel is much cheaper than many other options, and the place has a warm, homey vibe that I enjoyed. This is a dorm-type hostel, so you share the room with others. If you only need a place to rest after a full day in Nikko, this should be your top choice. Expect other people around, but it’s comfortable. I honestly don’t understand the low ratings on Google and other sites. For the price, cleanliness, and overall feel of the place, this hostel deserves a 6/5 rating. If I return to Nikko, I will stay here again.

This hotel is a reworked apartment building that looks like out of Kowloon's walled city. The wifi works only 50% of the time, the towels we had in our closet were thrown in - unsure if they were fresh. We stayed, but only barely. The beds were clean and the location is good, hence two stars.

It was really our own doing that we had not booked any hotels way before our stay, so many places were fully booked and we didn't have much choices left. But what made me made this booking was it mentioned parking is available. They should say parking is LIMITED, to about 6 cars or so. The front desk was not apologetic about it, I mean, it's not his fault as well, but he does not need to be all agitated and fierce as well. The rooms are old, the passageway is full or cobwebs, careful if you are tall, you don't want to walk right into one on the low ceiling. Nikko would have been perfect had we chose a different accommodation, which we saw when we were here.

It was excellent in the location right next to the station and local shops. The room was clean as well as the toilets and shower - I wish that the rooms were warm - i was cold while in the rooms

Terrible experience. We got a dubble bed and they gave us only a single for 2 people and when we asked if it was our bed he said yes... he pointed up stairs for us to stay. But he ment the top bunk so we went up stairs like his instructions. And when we went out we left some stuff out and they took it. I only noticed my slides but later on found out they took a few other things. Communication was poor and the owners need to specify what room as he got very annoyed that we were up there. When he told us it was up stairs..

At arrival the service was okay. The building itself is old and dated and had a weird smell to it. The room was big in size but had an awful lingering spice smell. There was a hole in the ceiling. The towels also smelled like spicy food. The view and location however was beautiful and convenient. You can see they don’t invest enough in their hotel in looks and maintenance. Easy for a 1 night stay for quick convenience. Not recommended for long stay.

Convenient place just across Tobu Nikko station. For one night we had all we needed in our twin room, which was like a studio: private bathroom, kitchen corner with microwave, kettle, sink and fridge (no kitchen amenities), balcony with view. Heating and heated blanket did their job in the cold night. There’s a Supermarket and a Laundry service close by.The hotel needs for sure some maintenance and insulation can be improved as it was very cold. The only way to get to upper floors is by elevator, as I tried using the stairs but they were blocked by piles of sheets, which is not ideal as there should be emergency exits! Not really a budget accommodation compared to other places I stayed in Japan and for the standard offered.

Location is close to Toby Nikki station. Everything was Ok but it is not a luxury place . Heating blankets very much necessary at night in november

The one good thing about this hotel is the location. It's right off the train station and right in front of the bus terminal and so is super convenient for a visit to Nikko. The positives ends there. The impressions start from the street. It looks like a run down cafe and then you realize that it is a run down cafe. Then, the man at reception was oddly unfriendly. When you're lead into the actual hotel, it's a dirty old apartment complex above that cafe. The first thing that struck me when I opened the door was that, even though it's a non-smoking property, the place smelled like cigarette smoke. I opened all the windows for hours and couldn't get rid of the smell. It's seeped into the furniture. The duvets of the beds stink. Like they reek. I removed them and had to wash my hands. The place is incredibly shabby and uncomfortable and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Okay hotel. Large clean room with two beds. The bed was definitely one of the hardest/firmest mattresses I've ever slept on. Woke up after 7 hours with a sore but not bad back. Small but clean bathroom. Tiny kitchenette with water kettle, and a large fridge/freezer. Strangely, no utensils, plates, mugs. Glad I'd read the TripAdvisor reviews so we knew to bring our own coffee mugs. Free parking for five cars. And there's an elevator. Yen 7840 per night seems reasonable. There are a lot of B&Bs and hotels in Nikko. Not sure why they didn't show up when I was searching. I think I'd try a different place if we return to Nikko in the future