
Kegon Falls
≈ 0.6 km away · Waterfall


The first onsen in any Ritz-Carlton, on Nikko Yumoto water.
The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko sits on Lake Chuzenji inside Nikko National Park, with views of the lake and Mount Nantai. Each room and suite has an engawa porch and a lake or mountain view, and listed room features include a genkan for removing shoes and an oversized stone bathroom with a Japanese-style soaking tub. The spa has a hot-spring bath drawing water from Nikko Yumoto Onsen, described as the first Ritz-Carlton branded onsen. Dinner is a kaiseki course at the Japanese Restaurant or Western dishes at the lake-view Lakehouse, both using Tochigi ingredients. Nearby attractions named by the hotel include Kegon Falls, the Senjogahara marshland and Nikko's UNESCO World Heritage shrines and temples.
ザ・リッツ・カールトン日光
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From US$720 per room per night
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ザ・リッツ・カールトン日光ではファッションタトゥーのあるお客様も歓迎いたします。ただし、反社会勢力関係者の施設のご利用は、お断りしております。Private bathing for tattooed guests: not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.
Not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.
客室とスイート前の廊下 正面玄関Step-free guest room, Accessible toilet, Accessible bath: not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.
Not clearly stated on the official site — ask the property before booking.
2 MICHELIN Keys — 23 of the 179 stays here.
For scale: the smallest stay in this catalogue is Hakone Kairai at 1 room, the largest The Okura Tokyo at 508.

≈ 0.6 km away · Waterfall

≈ 6.7 km away · Marshland

≈ 9.3 km away · Shrine

≈ 9.4 km away · Temple

≈ 9.6 km away · Bridge

Lake
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2 MICHELIN Keys
The MICHELIN Guide's distinction for hotels — a Key, not a star — for the places its inspectors judge among the most special to stay.
The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko has 94 rooms.
On Lake Chuzenji in Oku-Nikko, reached by road over the Irohazaka hairpin road; nearest rail stations are Tobu Nikko and JR Nikko, with local buses from the Tobu-Nikko Station bus terminal to the Chuzenji Onsen bus terminal; the hotel also runs a reservation-only shuttle bus (see notes); paid airport limousine from Haneda/Narita by reservation
Tobu Nikko Station / JR Nikko Station (then bus or car up to Lake Chuzenji)
15:00
12:00
Children welcome: Ritz Kids program, and in-room mini tents and toys for children ('Safari' secret-fort experience)
Japanese Restaurant (kaiseki multi-course dinner with Tochigi ingredients) or the Lakehouse (Western dishes with lake views); also the Lobby Lounge, The Bar, and in-room dining
Served at the Japanese Restaurant for a fee (included in breakfast rates); in-room breakfast also available
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From US$720 per room per night