You can buy 5 stars luxury hotel, but you can't buy the experience from Nikko Inn! It's more than a hotel, but an experience~! I get to see the other side of Japan, a side that most of tourist will miss. It's easy to get there, and I really wish I can stay more than one night! The Sakura Style... More

Unfortunately, we stayed only night at Nikko Inn (Momo house). Great Japanese style rooms with stylish interior. iPad is provided to listen to music and watch video over AirPlay. Akira, the owner, speaks English well and is very helpful and friendly. If possible, I would advise to stay more than one night to fully enjoy the awesome Nikko Area. But... More

My two teenage sons and I stayed two nights here. The rustic, traditional cottage is exactly what we were looking for - like a little slice of life from a Studio Ghibli movie.The cottage we stayed in has two rooms, with a small kitchen, a bathroom with a western toilet, and a deep tub for soaking. The kitchen has a... More

We stayed at Nikko Inn for few days during the Japanese Golden Week. It is a perfect base to visit Nikko and all its attractions but also enjoy hiking opportunities (dont miss the Senjogahara hike) and the many onsen in the region (we loved Yumoto and its sulphurous waters). The weather was quite rainy during our stay, so we really... More

We stayed here for 2 nights over Easter & thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The house is an ideal size for two, is v uncluttered & simple - there was additional heating which made the rooms very warm & comfortable. I loved the small deep Japanese bath – great! The kitchen was well equipped but we didn’t cook, we had beer... More

The house is nicely designed and the local area is interesting. We had a rental car so it was easy to go to the store/restaurants etc. The noodle restaurant located close to Nikko inn is highly recommendable. I would have given the place 5 star if there had been a more secluded location with some views.

Nikko Inn is located right next to Shimo-goshiro station. It's a quick hop down the tracks to all the tourist spots you want to see, but away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist areas. The host was very amicable and even drove me to local restaurant to eat, and later to the station when it was time to... More

The house at Nikko Inn is by far my favourite place we stayed in Japan. As budget travellers, my boyfriend and I splashed out a little bit more than we usually would on accommodation, but not too much and it was worth every penny. When we arrived we were given a warm welcome by the owner and offered green tea... More

To put this into perspective, we're in our early 50s and backpacking around Japan. Partner has a back issue and if there's not enough support in a bed, he's in trouble. And we are in the middle of a heatwave, so it's hideously hot both night and day. Positives - very clean and neat, great kitchen area which you need... More