Nikko Suginamiki Youth Hostel

Hostel • 2112-7 Kiwadashima, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2345, Japan

4.3(15 reviews)

A Soothing Space Surrounded by Nature and History

Nikko Suginamiki Youth Hostel is a refreshing accommodation surrounded by beautiful nature and historically rich cultural heritage. Despite its serene location within the cedar forest, it is conveniently accessible and an ideal place for sightseeing.

A Space Filled with Natural Energy

This hostel, embraced by lush cedar trees, is full of life force from the trees. Inhale the fresh air and release the stress. In the relaxed atmosphere, you can refresh both body and mind.

Touching History and Tradition

Located in an area with scattered famous historical sites and landmarks, it offers easy access to culturally significant heritage. You can experience the atmosphere of ancient temples and deeply immerse yourself in the traditional beauty of Japan.

Homely and Warm Space

The heartwarming hospitality of the owner's family is one of the charms of this hostel. Surrounded by a homely atmosphere, you can feel a sense of security as if returning home. The homemade dishes are also satisfying and abundant.

Surrounded by the nature and history of Nikko, and enveloped in a homely warmth, Nikko Suginamiki Youth Hostel is undoubtedly an ideal accommodation for a refreshing trip.

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Reviews

4(7 years ago)

Frank Anema

Had a good stay here. It's a bit further away, but we were by car. In the evening there was Kendo practice going on, which was fun to see. There are communal baths, not so big but still nice. The beds were good, though they also have futons. There were almost no other guests so it was quiet. The place is a bit messy in a Japanese kind of way. Breakfast was good Japanese homecooking. Friendly staff!

4(7 years ago)

Tomokazu Nagatomo

great! And Friendly

5(4 years ago)

つくし野太郎

TripAdvisor If you have such a noble job, please stay somewhere else. Watasha: A very local person. I love hot springs. Nikko City has many public facilities. Yesterday, I met an older woman at a convenience store and we started talking about hot springs. There's a hot spring near here (JR Shimono-Osawa Station). Eh, except for that part, for some reason. I've lived here for decades, and Katakuri is a public hot spring where people who love hot springs gather, but I've never heard anything like that. Right now, I'm desperately searching the internet and here I am (lol). A comment from a foreigner mentions "public bath". Now, let's find out what it is. However, the water is a hot spring?! It's an interrogative word, but it's still weird. However, it's not that big and is mainly aimed at overnight guests. Please, please refrain from day-trippers and bathers who are not from the area you know very well, and even more so, from high-class guests.

5(11 years ago)

777 FIINE

I had a relaxing time in nature. The parents were also very friendly people. Since there is a Kendo hall, the children were also happy to run around. The food is delicious and I am very satisfied.

5(2 years ago)

野毛二郎

Also known as Shinkoen The owner is very attentive and even prepares dinner for the children. This is a guesthouse with the best cost performance that will make you want to stay again.

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