ゆのホテル奥日光やまみず樹

Hotel • 2536 Yumoto, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1662, Japan

4.2(31 reviews)

Kid-friendly

A relaxing stay at a hidden hot spring hotel in Okunikkō

A hidden resort nestled in the forest

Located in the peaceful forest of Okunikkō, the “Yuno Hotel Okunikkō Yamamizu-ki” is truly a hidden hot spring inn. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, surrounded by abundant nature, you can leisurely enjoy soaking in the hot spring.

Enjoy the famous hot spring from its own source

The famous hot spring from its own source is characterized by its transparent and smooth water quality. In addition to the indoor baths, the open-air baths with views of the snowscape are also charming. While soaking in the hot spring, you will spend a blissful time being healed from the depths of your body.

Easy access to a convenient location

Located easily accessible from the center of Nikkō, it is also ideal for day trips. After work or during a small trip, why not stop by here?

Upgraded cuisine

Banquet dishes that make the most of seasonal ingredients and freshly baked bread are highly reputed. Being able to enjoy the local flavors is also a unique charm of this place.

Despite being a small hidden hot spring inn, it offers ample facilities and high-quality service. Wrapped in the blessings of nature, why not spend a relaxed and enjoyable time here.

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Reviews

5(3 months ago)

Masa

I went snow hiking and cross-country skiing in mid-February and stayed overnight. It's a small, quiet hotel located in a secluded area. The facilities are clean and there is a fireplace so you can relax. The food was also good, with a variety of local ingredients being served. Needless to say, the bath is the best. There was also an open-air bath so I could relax. The tiredness and cold from walking will soon disappear.

4(9 months ago)

MS S

I was exhausted from walking around Senjogahara so much that the stairs from the parking lot to the front desk were tough, but the food was delicious and the inn was quiet and very nice. You can also use the private bath for one hour, so you can take a relaxing bath. I would like to come back again to try the freshly baked bread for breakfast.

5(2 years ago)

naoko sasaki

When I went to another day-trip hot spring, it was out of order, so I visited the nearest day-trip hot spring by Yamamizuki. There were 2 people at the sink in the changing room and 4 people at the sink, but the hot spring water was a little rainy, but the hot water in the open-air bath outside was excellent. There was a turret built properly on top of the bath, which provided shade, so I was able to take a long bath without worrying about getting sunburned. Minimum amenities such as shampoo and basic cosmetics were also provided. I brought my own towels, but they seem to rent them out as well.

4(2 years ago)

つっちー

The open-air bath at the inn I was planning to stay at was closed during the winter, so I visited there before checking in to see the open-air bath. I have been to Oku-Nikko many times, but this place was unchecked. I went after 2pm on a public holiday, but there were no customers in front of me, probably because of the coronavirus pandemic and the snow in the Kanto region. The bathing fee is a bit high at 1,000 yen, but since it was available for private use, the result was great. The spring quality is emerald green at this time of year, and the sulfur smell is not very strong. The indoor bath is a suitable temperature, and the outdoor bath is lukewarm, so you can stay in it for a long time. Although I didn't have much of a sense of freedom, I was able to enjoy a very luxurious time while looking at the snowy scenery. The customer service of the woman at the reception was also polite.