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Départ avant : | 10:00 |
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Hotel Kosho
Situé à Nikkō, l’établissement Hotel Kosho possède un jardin et un salon commun. Un parking privé gratuit est disponible sur place. Ce ryokan propose également un service de navette si vous souhaitez explorer les environs.
Commentaires de 
Famille
Commentaire : 9 janv. 2026
Date d'arrivée : oct. 2025
Highly recommended good value onsen near to World Heritage sites.
The hotel is set in a lovely wooded location, in walking distance of town and amazing World Heritage temple complex.
As other reviews have said, the hotel is in need of updating, but the Japanese rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable with view of surrounding trees. Very few guests seemed to staying there, which surprised us as it was in a good location and price was reasonable.
Friendly and helpful reception staff. Kitsch onsen bath, quiet and very relaxing. There is a kitchen on the ground floor with plates, bowls etc for guests to use.
We didn't eat at the hotel (not sure if food was on offer, I didn't see a dining room) but we found a very good Chinese (!) restaurant a 5 minute drive away or you can eat in Nikko, (NB the town closes down early.)
As other reviews have said, the hotel is in need of updating, but the Japanese rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable with view of surrounding trees. Very few guests seemed to staying there, which surprised us as it was in a good location and price was reasonable.
Friendly and helpful reception staff. Kitsch onsen bath, quiet and very relaxing. There is a kitchen on the ground floor with plates, bowls etc for guests to use.
We didn't eat at the hotel (not sure if food was on offer, I didn't see a dining room) but we found a very good Chinese (!) restaurant a 5 minute drive away or you can eat in Nikko, (NB the town closes down early.)
Réponse de l'hôtel
Commentaire : 21 avr. 2026
Thank you very much for your kind words and for choosing Hotel Umeyashiki, "Kosho" Annex. We are delighted that you enjoyed our prime location near the World Heritage sites, the tranquility of our wooded surroundings, and our spacious Japanese-style rooms.
We sincerely appreciate your feedback regarding the facilities. We are currently investing in updates, particularly in the "Kosho" Annex, to better balance our historic charm with modern comfort.
Regarding dining, we have some exciting news: Starting this May, we will officially open our new dining area, offering both Japanese breakfast and dinner. We would love for you to experience our local cuisine during your next visit. We also have a coffee corner coming soon for a more relaxing morning experience.
It was a pleasure having you, and we hope to welcome you back to Nikko soon!
We sincerely appreciate your feedback regarding the facilities. We are currently investing in updates, particularly in the "Kosho" Annex, to better balance our historic charm with modern comfort.
Regarding dining, we have some exciting news: Starting this May, we will officially open our new dining area, offering both Japanese breakfast and dinner. We would love for you to experience our local cuisine during your next visit. We also have a coffee corner coming soon for a more relaxing morning experience.
It was a pleasure having you, and we hope to welcome you back to Nikko soon!
Autre
IN
Commentaire : 2 déc. 2014
Date d'arrivée : nov. 2014
Authentic Japanese Experience
Gives a feel of heritage hotel. Located at a very peaceful place, close to nature,still at walkable distance to the World Heritage sites,like Nikko Shrine and Sacred Bridge. Due to autumn season nature was at its best. Hotel also had Hot Spring Spa. Rooms had traditional Japanese decor with Khatami mats. We enjoyed authentic Japanese food. Hotel had small souvenir shop. I enjoyed my stay to the fullest.This was my official trip but I would love to go with my family once again.
Couple
Commentaire : 3 déc. 2013
Date d'arrivée : déc. 2013
Old hotel, very good service, excellent food
My husband and I stayed for two nights at Ryokan Hotel Kosho in Nikko.
Our reviews are;
Hotel condition: quite old and would definitely be improved by some paint and update. Very good location as you can walk down to all the shrines, temples and the city within 10-15 minutes.
Old, but clean.
Nice onsen (lady and men separated).
Service: excellent! They picked us up at the train station and drove us back to catch the train. Very sweet people. We had breakfast and dinner served at the hotel which were served punctually at the time requested.
Food: highly recommended and very delicious. Very japanese style, excellent taste and I can only recommed it.
Overall: if you can live with the apperance of the hotel which is quite old and shabby, then I would recommend it. Especially if you use the onsen, have the breakfast and dinner. All that sums up quite positive.
Our reviews are;
Hotel condition: quite old and would definitely be improved by some paint and update. Very good location as you can walk down to all the shrines, temples and the city within 10-15 minutes.
Old, but clean.
Nice onsen (lady and men separated).
Service: excellent! They picked us up at the train station and drove us back to catch the train. Very sweet people. We had breakfast and dinner served at the hotel which were served punctually at the time requested.
Food: highly recommended and very delicious. Very japanese style, excellent taste and I can only recommed it.
Overall: if you can live with the apperance of the hotel which is quite old and shabby, then I would recommend it. Especially if you use the onsen, have the breakfast and dinner. All that sums up quite positive.
Couple
Commentaire : 7 sept. 2010
Date d'arrivée : sept. 2010
run down hotel with decent food
hotel in bad condition, we were almost only guests which was a little bit spooky. room was outworn (dirty wallpaper and carpet). Onzen was okay, but outside onzen was a little bit unkept.
Food was very good (served in different room). Staff was mostly very friendly (except guy at reception - but able to speak English)
Food was very good (served in different room). Staff was mostly very friendly (except guy at reception - but able to speak English)
Couple
Commentaire : 24 janv. 2010
Date d'arrivée : déc. 2009
Great location, great food, great onzen, tad shabby but very good value overall
This Hotel-style modern Ryokan in Nikko was a good value.
The food was really wonderful and the staff were very
friendly, helpful, just great. The location is very
convenient for walking to the World Heritage area and
fairly quiet, but unless you know Nikko very well, take
a taxi there as advised! We made reservations through
japaneseguesthouses.com (I highly recommend that site
for ryokan reservations, as many do not have their own
websites), and it was all but deserted due to being the
slow time of year...which was really nice. This ryokan
is pretty obviously set up to handle many, many people at
the height of travel for leaf-viewing season, for example.
It was one of the few in this price range that allowed a
"breakfast only" option for one night (very nice since we
were arriving late from Tokyo).
The breakfasts were substantial, served in their
dining area on a long communal table. They have your
place waiting for you, and the two cooks who help, hover,
answer questions, and serve you endless tea were very cute
grandmother-types. Dinner was at a set time, and served
in another hotel room -- they came and retrieved you from
your room. It was amazing, probably 20 different things,
some I'd never seen/tasted before (and I've traveled in
Japan many times).
The onzen (public baths) were gender-separated, and both
had washing/soaking facilities to serve easily a dozen
people at a time, dry saunas, and both inside and outside
soaking pools. The soaking water was easily hot enough,
and everything was very very clean and comfortable.
The onzen area is in a separate building and a bit
of an adventure to find the first time (as it was
deserted so I could not just "follow someone else"),
but was quite nice. There is a small game-room
en route to the onzen, with table-tennis, a pinball
machine.
The room itself was a bit shabby feeling; not unclean,
not problemmatic, just various things seeming a bit old,
maybe slightly torn/stained. The worst feature was the
single over-head flourescent light. The heating unit
was powerful, the futon and comforters nice, there was an
extra foam pad available, the tatami were nice and clean,
and the wide adjacent sitting room with sliding doors were
nice for fresh air.
As we checked out, they were very willing to bring us to the
train station (we left baggage in the lockers there and
took the bus to the Chuzenji area -- highly recommended! --
before returning to Tokyo that night). I believe they'd
retrieve you from the station as well.
The cooks spoke no English, the front desk staff spoke
a little; enough for basic check-in, check-out, query
about dinner time, etc. There was a mix of westerners
and japanese staying there, families and businessmen.
Overall I would definitely stay there again.
The food was really wonderful and the staff were very
friendly, helpful, just great. The location is very
convenient for walking to the World Heritage area and
fairly quiet, but unless you know Nikko very well, take
a taxi there as advised! We made reservations through
japaneseguesthouses.com (I highly recommend that site
for ryokan reservations, as many do not have their own
websites), and it was all but deserted due to being the
slow time of year...which was really nice. This ryokan
is pretty obviously set up to handle many, many people at
the height of travel for leaf-viewing season, for example.
It was one of the few in this price range that allowed a
"breakfast only" option for one night (very nice since we
were arriving late from Tokyo).
The breakfasts were substantial, served in their
dining area on a long communal table. They have your
place waiting for you, and the two cooks who help, hover,
answer questions, and serve you endless tea were very cute
grandmother-types. Dinner was at a set time, and served
in another hotel room -- they came and retrieved you from
your room. It was amazing, probably 20 different things,
some I'd never seen/tasted before (and I've traveled in
Japan many times).
The onzen (public baths) were gender-separated, and both
had washing/soaking facilities to serve easily a dozen
people at a time, dry saunas, and both inside and outside
soaking pools. The soaking water was easily hot enough,
and everything was very very clean and comfortable.
The onzen area is in a separate building and a bit
of an adventure to find the first time (as it was
deserted so I could not just "follow someone else"),
but was quite nice. There is a small game-room
en route to the onzen, with table-tennis, a pinball
machine.
The room itself was a bit shabby feeling; not unclean,
not problemmatic, just various things seeming a bit old,
maybe slightly torn/stained. The worst feature was the
single over-head flourescent light. The heating unit
was powerful, the futon and comforters nice, there was an
extra foam pad available, the tatami were nice and clean,
and the wide adjacent sitting room with sliding doors were
nice for fresh air.
As we checked out, they were very willing to bring us to the
train station (we left baggage in the lockers there and
took the bus to the Chuzenji area -- highly recommended! --
before returning to Tokyo that night). I believe they'd
retrieve you from the station as well.
The cooks spoke no English, the front desk staff spoke
a little; enough for basic check-in, check-out, query
about dinner time, etc. There was a mix of westerners
and japanese staying there, families and businessmen.
Overall I would definitely stay there again.
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