"We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was beautiful, and unusually spacious compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. The buffet style evening meal and breakfast were both delicious, with a huge range of Japanese and international dishes to choose from. Staff were fluent in English and very welcoming and helpful. The hotel has it's own onsen, which was a lovely experience. A highlight of our holiday."
"We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was beautiful, and unusually spacious compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. The buffet style evening meal and breakfast were both delicious, with a huge range of Japanese and international dishes to choose from. Staff were fluent in English and very welcoming and helpful. The hotel has it's own onsen, which was a lovely experience. A highlight of our holiday."
"Fantastic hotel with fantastic service! Our room with the semi-open air barh was wonderful, and the private onsen was lovely. The food was spectacular! We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely be back!"
"Fantastic hotel with fantastic service! Our room with the semi-open air barh was wonderful, and the private onsen was lovely. The food was spectacular! We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely be back!"
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The whole experience from arrival to departure was first class.
Welcome drink on (early) arrival, greeting for breakfast and dinner, use of the private Onsen, sending on our baggage and the shuttle car back to the station - all were exemplary.
The whole experience from arrival to departure was first class.
Welcome drink on (early) arrival, greeting for breakfast and dinner, use of the private Onsen, sending on our baggage and the shuttle car back to the station - all were exemplary.
Christopher
Reviewed October 17, 2026Reviewed October 17, 2026
The hotel looks like it has recently been renovated. Everything was lovely and clean. The room was fantastically comfortable, we even had a sofa to sit and watch the view over the lake which was lovely. Good amenities in the room with hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities and a fridge for putting our cold drinks in.
Due to personal reasons we didn't partake of the outside onsen that is on site. I did check and they were fine with tattooed tourists using the onsen.
Staff were extremely...
The hotel looks like it has recently been renovated. Everything was lovely and clean. The room was fantastically comfortable, we even had a sofa to sit and watch the view over the lake which was lovely. Good amenities in the room with hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities and a fridge for putting our cold drinks in.
Due to personal reasons we didn't partake of the outside onsen that is on site. I did check and they were fine with tattooed tourists using the onsen.
Staff were extremely...
We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was beautiful, and unusually spacious compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. The buffet style evening meal and breakfast were both delicious, with a huge range of Japanese and international dishes to choose from. Staff were fluent in English and very welcoming and helpful. The hotel has it's own onsen, which was a lovely experience. A highlight of our holiday.
We stayed in a Japanese style room, which was beautiful, and unusually spacious compared to other hotel rooms in Japan. The buffet style evening meal and breakfast were both delicious, with a huge range of Japanese and international dishes to choose from. Staff were fluent in English and very welcoming and helpful. The hotel has it's own onsen, which was a lovely experience. A highlight of our holiday.
Cullen
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
I only stayed at this hotel for one night but was very impressed. Only a short walk from the train station.
Room was a good size. Didn't get to have breakfast due to an early train the next morning.
Walking through the station car park there are a few gyoza restaurants, I had dinner in one and it was surprisingly good.
I'm unlikely yo stay in Utsunomiya again but would recommend this hotel and will certainly look at Daiwa Roynet hotels in future.
I only stayed at this hotel for one night but was very impressed. Only a short walk from the train station.
Room was a good size. Didn't get to have breakfast due to an early train the next morning.
Walking through the station car park there are a few gyoza restaurants, I had dinner in one and it was surprisingly good.
I'm unlikely yo stay in Utsunomiya again but would recommend this hotel and will certainly look at Daiwa Roynet hotels in future.
Lynn
Reviewed November 29, 2018Reviewed November 29, 2018
The staff were friendly and very helpful throughout our stay and made every effort to accommodate our needs. We really enjoyed the food, it was excellent as were all the catering staff.
The staff were friendly and very helpful throughout our stay and made every effort to accommodate our needs. We really enjoyed the food, it was excellent as were all the catering staff.
Marlon
Reviewed December 11, 2025Reviewed December 11, 2025
Very comfortable stay on the futon - it was lovely to hear the waterfalls from our room. Location was lovely - bit of a walk from the main town of Nikko, but it was fine for us!
The staff were charming and so helpful.
Very comfortable stay on the futon - it was lovely to hear the waterfalls from our room. Location was lovely - bit of a walk from the main town of Nikko, but it was fine for us!
The staff were charming and so helpful.
We came to Nikko as part of a longer trip around Japan. It was absolutely super. The Turtle Inn was a bit difficult to find as there’s another one called Turtle Annex, but the customer service at both locations was brilliant. There’s free parking and the owner carried our bags upstairs and showed us around. There are hot spring baths that you can have private use of. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room and the futons were laid out for us when we arrived which was great. We fell asleep to...
We came to Nikko as part of a longer trip around Japan. It was absolutely super. The Turtle Inn was a bit difficult to find as there’s another one called Turtle Annex, but the customer service at both locations was brilliant. There’s free parking and the owner carried our bags upstairs and showed us around. There are hot spring baths that you can have private use of. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room and the futons were laid out for us when we arrived which was great. We fell asleep to...
Elly
Reviewed November 25, 2019Reviewed November 25, 2019
How much do business-friendly hotels in Nikko cost?
Prices for business hotels in Nikko range between 1.295.464 ₫ and 10.161.290 ₫ per night. Whatever your budget, Expedia can help you find the ideal place for a smooth work trip. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What are the best business-friendly hotels in Nikko?
Take your pick of multiple business-friendly hotels in Nikko that have a total average guest review rating of 8.4. Okunoin Hotel Tokugawa is a hit with many corporate travellers. This 4-stars hotel comes with amenities such as mountain views and a cafe. Kinugawa Onsen Sanraku is another recommended option for a work trip. It has a 4-stars rating and conveniences including a spa and on-site hot springs.
How many business-friendly hotels are there in Nikko?
Nikko offers 115 hotels that cater to business travellers. Whether your preference is for a location close to the city centre or amenities like conference rooms and workspaces, you'll find a well-suited property with Expedia.
Are there any family-friendly hotels in Nikko that are also business friendly?
Nikko Toshogu Koyoen welcomes both leisure and business guests. Housekeeping services and WiFi are just a couple of the amenities you'll find at this 3-stars Nikko stay. Alternatively, get away with the family and work on the road at Monogusanoyado Hanasenkyo. Take advantage of conveniences such as a playground and a sauna at this leading 3-stars property. Nikko has tons of family-friendly attractions to visit once work is out of the way. Take the kids to Tobu World Square and Nikko Saru Gundan.
Are there any 5-star business-friendly hotels in Nikko?
While there aren't any 5-star business-friendly hotels in Nikko, there are some fantastic 4-star accommodation to pick from. Take a look at Okunoin Hotel Tokugawa, around 11 km from the downtown area. This upmarket stay comes with conveniences like an indoor Japanese-style onsen and a sauna. Kinugawa Onsen Sanraku is another 4-star property that caters to corporate travellers. Around 13 km from central Nikko, it offers spa facilities and on-site hot springs.
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