Ichiryukaku Honkan
6.8
Good(1446 reviews)
46 Kawajionsen Takahara, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2612, Japan
+81 570-005-780
Hotel Description
Welcome to Ichiryukaku Honkan, a serene hot spring hotel nestled by the beautiful Ojika River at 46 Kawajionsen Takahara, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2612, Japan. This inviting hotel is perfectly situated just 1 km from the Kawaji-Onsen train station, making it a convenient base for exploring the stunning natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy a range of nearby attractions, including the scenic Yashio Lake just 6 km away and the thrilling Hunter Mountain Shiobara ski area, which is approximately 23 km from the hotel. The hotel's design exudes a laid-back, traditional Japanese ambiance that encourages relaxation and rejuvenation.
The rooms at Ichiryukaku Honkan offer a comfortable retreat with a range of options to suit every guest’s preference. Simply furnished rooms come equipped with flat-screen TVs, ensuring a cozy stay. For those seeking an authentic experience, upgraded rooms feature dining areas adorned with tatami floors and traditional short-legged tables. Some rooms even offer the luxury of open-air baths, allowing guests to soak in the natural hot spring water while enjoying the beautiful views.
One of the standout features of this hotel is its gender-segregated communal bathhouse, which boasts both indoor and outdoor baths filled with soothing, natural hot spring water. This unique amenity provides an opportunity for guests to unwind and immerse themselves in a truly Japanese bathing experience. Additionally, Ichiryukaku Honkan offers a game room and karaoke facilities, ensuring that there is always something fun to do. For those with an appetite, the on-site restaurant serves a delightful buffet dinner, showcasing a range of local delicacies and culinary favorites. Breakfast is also available at an additional surcharge, allowing guests to start their day with a hearty meal.
Accessibility is a key feature of Ichiryukaku Honkan, with various public transportation options available nearby. Kawaji-Onsen Station is a mere 3 minutes away by taxi, while walking to the station takes around 18 minutes. Other nearby stations, such as Kawaji-Yumoto Station and Yunishigawaonsen Station, provide convenient access to the broader area. Guests traveling from Fukushima Airport will find it takes about 1 hour and 53 minutes by taxi, making it relatively easy to reach the hotel.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing strict measures to ensure the well-being of its guests during their stay. This commitment to safety allows visitors to relax and enjoy their time at the hotel without worry.
Engaging with the local culture is effortless from Ichiryukaku Honkan, with a variety of activities and attractions nearby. Guests can explore the breathtaking Nikko National Park, known for its scenic trails alongside volcanic mountains and pristine lakes, just 15 minutes away. Other nearby sights include the renowned Nikkō Tōshogū shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura, an amusement park offering a glimpse into Japan's Edo period.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with several excellent restaurants just a short distance from the hotel. Yamakoshi, a Japanese restaurant, is only a minute away by taxi, while Ikari offers a delightful dining experience just two minutes from the hotel. For those craving a taste of home, Steak Yoshino is a fantastic steak house located 15 minutes away.
We invite you to discover the peaceful surroundings, authentic experiences, and exceptional hospitality at Ichiryukaku Honkan, where every guest can find their own perfect getaway in the heart of Nikko.
The rooms at Ichiryukaku Honkan offer a comfortable retreat with a range of options to suit every guest’s preference. Simply furnished rooms come equipped with flat-screen TVs, ensuring a cozy stay. For those seeking an authentic experience, upgraded rooms feature dining areas adorned with tatami floors and traditional short-legged tables. Some rooms even offer the luxury of open-air baths, allowing guests to soak in the natural hot spring water while enjoying the beautiful views.
One of the standout features of this hotel is its gender-segregated communal bathhouse, which boasts both indoor and outdoor baths filled with soothing, natural hot spring water. This unique amenity provides an opportunity for guests to unwind and immerse themselves in a truly Japanese bathing experience. Additionally, Ichiryukaku Honkan offers a game room and karaoke facilities, ensuring that there is always something fun to do. For those with an appetite, the on-site restaurant serves a delightful buffet dinner, showcasing a range of local delicacies and culinary favorites. Breakfast is also available at an additional surcharge, allowing guests to start their day with a hearty meal.
Accessibility is a key feature of Ichiryukaku Honkan, with various public transportation options available nearby. Kawaji-Onsen Station is a mere 3 minutes away by taxi, while walking to the station takes around 18 minutes. Other nearby stations, such as Kawaji-Yumoto Station and Yunishigawaonsen Station, provide convenient access to the broader area. Guests traveling from Fukushima Airport will find it takes about 1 hour and 53 minutes by taxi, making it relatively easy to reach the hotel.
The hotel prioritizes health and safety, implementing strict measures to ensure the well-being of its guests during their stay. This commitment to safety allows visitors to relax and enjoy their time at the hotel without worry.
Engaging with the local culture is effortless from Ichiryukaku Honkan, with a variety of activities and attractions nearby. Guests can explore the breathtaking Nikko National Park, known for its scenic trails alongside volcanic mountains and pristine lakes, just 15 minutes away. Other nearby sights include the renowned Nikkō Tōshogū shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura, an amusement park offering a glimpse into Japan's Edo period.
Dining options abound in the vicinity, with several excellent restaurants just a short distance from the hotel. Yamakoshi, a Japanese restaurant, is only a minute away by taxi, while Ikari offers a delightful dining experience just two minutes from the hotel. For those craving a taste of home, Steak Yoshino is a fantastic steak house located 15 minutes away.
We invite you to discover the peaceful surroundings, authentic experiences, and exceptional hospitality at Ichiryukaku Honkan, where every guest can find their own perfect getaway in the heart of Nikko.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Conveniently located near the Ojika River
2. Unique gender-segregated hot spring baths available
3. Upgraded rooms with traditional tatami dining areas
4. Game room and karaoke facilities for entertainment
5. On-site restaurant with a buffet dinner option
8.0 Excellent
Location rating
Top sights
Nikko National Park
15 min
Kinugawa Onsen15 min
Nikkō Tōshogū38 min
Edo Wonderland Nikko Edomura21 min
Tobu World Square17 min
Nearest locations
Yamakoshi
1 min
Ikari2 min
日光かわじい茶屋2 min
めし処 龍王9 min
ハイセイコー食堂10 min
Steak Yoshino15 min
Trattoria Camino15 min
Yuki15 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 8.0 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 53 min |
Nightly price (Only for reference price for sample day)
Check-in: Sun, Nov 17
Check-out: Mon, Nov 18
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Location
46 Kawajionsen Takahara, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2612, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 53 min
Transit: 4 hr 48 min
Transit:
Kawaji-Onsen Station
Taxi: 3 min
Walking: 18 min
Kawaji-Yumoto Station
Walking: 17 min
Yunishigawaonsen Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 35 min
Ryūōkyō Station
Taxi: 9 min
Walking: 1 hr 12 min
Nearby locations
8.0
Excellent Location
Set near the Ojika River, this laid-back hot spring hotel is 1 km from Kawaji-Onsen train station, 6 km from Yashio Lake and 23 km from the Hunter Mountain Shiobara ski area.
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Amenities and Facilities
Activities
Game room
Table tennis
Karaoke
Languages spoken
Japanese
Public bath
Public bath
Onsen
Open air bath
Private bath
Accessibility
Wheelchair rental
Food & drink
Restaurant
Buffet dinner
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Vending machines
Wellness
No fitness center
Pools
No pools
Rooms
Air conditioning
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Transfer
Local shuttle
Services
Front desk
Elevator
Gift shop
Policies & payments
Credit cards
Cash
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Public internet workstation
Reviews
100% reviews from partners and customers booking on Dinogo
6.6
431 reviews
Wonderful
68
Excellent
144
Good
122
Below Average
45
Not Good
52
りりか
3/5
I stayed in a room called Willow House. There was no view and the toilet did not have a washlet.The room smelled musty, probably because it was old, and even though it was a non-smoking room, the smell of cigarettes was strong.The air conditioner was an old type, adjusted to low, medium and high, and was very noisy and the ducts were full of mold.The bath was on the 11th floor of the new building, and the open-air bath was on the 5th floor of the Yanagi no Yakata building, so it was difficult to get around.Is the meal a minced meat cutlet fair? I tried it, but the batter on all the fried foods was crunchy and hard. The good thing was that they had soft serve ice cream, but compared to other Itoen restaurants, I got the impression that the number of items was small.Clean up the dishes yourself. (Separate leftover food, garbage, and tableware)Unfortunately, there was no dried horse mackerel for breakfast.There was one type of fruit and morning soft serve ice cream.The open-air bath had a great view and was very nice.The large public bath is divided into hot and lukewarm baths, so you can bathe while looking at the scenery.There are no convenience stores nearby and there are not many sightseeing spots, but there is a footbath right next door that you can use for free.
sasisesoさしせそ
5/5
I used it in October. At Itoen, I had a painful experience in the past, so I booked Hananoyakata for 1,000 yen more, and Tochigi Wagyu shabu-shabu for an additional 1,300 yen. It was very good. Even though the Hananokan has been renovated, it doesn't look like a new building, it's old but still beautiful. The variety and taste of the food was so good that I didn't need any additional food. However, shabu-shabu is recommended. At this price, we highly recommend adding it.At Itoen, I had a bad experience at a tropical hotel in Chiba, the food was terrible, and the room was full of stains.If I didn't get good at Itoen this time, I thought I would graduate from Itoen, but there is a huge difference depending on the hotel. I understand.In the future, I will read the reviews carefully and try to make good use of them.
NAO K
3/5
Yakushi-no-Yu is just across the bridge, so it is recommended for people who want to take their time and enjoy the warm water. It's Itoen Hotels, so it's reasonably priced. The meals (buffet) and baths are decent, and the rooms are relatively clean.
kuma Muro
1/5
I visited around the beginning of autumn leaves. There were a lot of bugs in the room, and my kids were scared, so I asked for help, and the hotel staff came to take them out with adhesive tape, which helped me out. I was concerned about the smell of cigarettes in the main building, but overall I was satisfied and would like to visit again.However, I can't help but remember what happened in the public bath on the top floor. I went in with my toddler and she said, ``Mommy, there are mushrooms growing in the bathtub.'' When I looked, there were shimeji mushrooms in the bathtub! I had a bad feeling and when I looked around, I saw feces floating in the hot water. I guess I saw it at the wrong time, but I'd like to visit again, but I'm hesitant. .
Mystery 0509Love Ryosuke mystery 0509love Ryosuke
2/5
food is bad
Room 3
Service 2
Location3
Ono Yan
3/5
The views from the open-air bath and the guest rooms are spectacular. If you don't arrive early, the parking lot in front of the building will be full. There is a shuttle bus from the nearest station. Nikko sake was served with the meal.
福田骨
3/5
Many bikes can be parked in covered areas.The room is old, but there is free coffee and other things.We have services that ITO EN does not have.The rooftop bath had a great view and was quite nice.
還暦プラス3
4/5
If you are coming by motorcycle, there is no dedicated bicycle parking lot, but you can park your bicycle to the right of the lobby entrance to protect yourself from the rain!The staff at the inn will kindly give you directions.
な
1/5
I stayed in an older building that had not been renovated. The walls of the bathroom were peeling off, and there were stains all over the room, so even though I don't have any psychic powers, I was scared because I thought there might be a ghost.I couldn't trust the bed or the futon, so I brought a pillow and a thin futon with me just in case.The buffet at night is a little weird. It's a shame because I'm recommending sushi that looks like packaged sushi from the supermarket. The only thing I was happy about was the all-you-can-drink alcohol.The changing room in the public bath was made of glass, so I was worried that I could see it from the outside.No repeats.
ayumi bubu
3/5
I went in SeptemberI've been to several Itoen hot springs, but this one's hot springs themselves were good.It didn't have a disinfectant smell, and it was warm and lukewarm.I wonder if the smoking room doesn't close properly? The surrounding area smells of cigarettes...Even though there is a relaxing space (Japanese-style room with a tail) right next to it, I couldn't stand the smell, and when I went there, no one was relaxing.The food was just like Itoen, so I didn't have any particular problems with the food, but perhaps it was just a coincidence, but the food was so slow to be replaced even though it was about to be empty💦It felt empty.I go on weekdays, but it feels like it's not there.Partly because it was a two-part system and I was in the second part, but I didn't really show up in the second half.Compared to other Itoen schools, I think that place was the worst.I think the room was a 12.5 tatami Japanese-style room, but if you've ever been to Itoen, you'd probably guess that.It's old, but it's okay.If you're looking for a hot spring, you can get a much better deal by taking advantage of discounts like 1,000 yen off and staying in a room without a bath!
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yukari s
1/5
Since it was a last-minute reservation, there was no plan to choose a room, so I made a reservation. …
y “ワニ歩きマニア” s
1/5
I had the worst experience of being assigned a room on the first floor of the old building in a plan where I couldn't choose a room. The smell was so musty that it transferred to my clothes, and there were so many mosquitoes that I was bitten and couldn't sleep. I think it is a problem that the hotel seems to be aware of the damage caused by mosquitoes, but does not provide information to guests. I went to relieve some stress, but I came back with a lack of sleep.
三浦誠
3/5
There were a few steps, but the food was delicious 👋
Room 4
Service 3
Location3
脂身大王
4/5
I used it on August 31st.The hot springs were very nice.The room was also quite high quality for the Itoen Hotel Group.However (use of slightly expensive renovated building)It's dinner, but there aren't many items.It was a bit disappointing (as is typical of the Itoen Hotel Group).
jw jmapple
4/5
I used it to make the last memories of summer vacation.I was able to go there by changing trains.The condition that the indoor unit bath cannot be used,Early bird reservation costs approximately 8,000 yen per person.The hallway smells musty in the old Willow Hall.And the ventilation fan in the bathroom was covered in dust.How "national"! It was before Panasonic.It was retro.The room has a Western-style sofa and a Japanese-style room. It was bubbly.This time it's a tuna fair.I was very satisfied with the many plates of bluefin tuna.On the other hand, the number of Viking items seems to have been narrowed down considerably.As for fruit, I only have lychee and pineapple for dinner.Only grapefruit in the morning.Bread is round bread and sliced bread in half. Croissants etc.There wasn't.Salads also lack cherry tomatoes, which are soaring in price.The most important thing is the bath, but the one in the newly renovated new building isThere is hot water and a lukewarm bathtub, which is helpful.On the other hand, depending on the time of day, there seems to be an overwhelming lack of washing areas.There is no washing area in the open-air bath, only a bathtub.There's a strange mold smell in the changing room.However, I enjoyed the open-air bath four times.The quality of the hot spring itself is good, and the important thing is that the room is spacious and my sons can enjoy it as well.Very satisfied. I could play billiards and table tennis, but I didn't have a table tennis racket.Some have peeled off rubber and are unusable. .Also, I wish the whole inn was a little more clean. .Free shuttle wagon from Kawaji Yumoto Station and Kawaji Onsen StationI didn't know that there was a city bus that runs every two hours.The round trip cost 480 yen per person.I regret that I wouldn't have missed it if there was a guide at the top of the homepage.In this day and age, I'm really thankful for accommodations where I can stay at this price.
でっぷり猫
2/5
Guest room ☆The guest room has a completely Showa-era appearance, with peeling wallpaper and screen doors that don't close properly. It smells like tar and there is noticeable dust on the tatami mats.Large bath ☆☆There is a hot tub and a hot tub. If the size of a hot tub is 1, then the warm one is about 3 times that size. There are about 15 seats in the washing area, but when I was there, there were quite a few people waiting for their turn to wash in the bathtub.The amount of hot water poured into the large bathtub was small (I felt it was less than a fully opened faucet at home), so there was almost no overflow, which is a bit disappointing considering Kawaji boasts an abundant amount of hot water.As a result, there is a noticeable amount of debris floating in the bathtub, such as hair and bandages removed by shameless guests, which is not good for hygiene.One elevator is currently under construction, and depending on the time of day the train stops at each station, resulting in heavy traffic jams, and even then, it may be too crowded to ride.This is extremely bad. All the customers get fed up and turn away from the elevator.Although it is called a staircase, it is not realistic to use the emergency staircase every time from the 1st floor to the 12th floor.Other than that, it was a good value for money, and the dinner included all-you-can-drink, which was helpful.I think hot spring inns are now polarized into either expensive or cheap.Poor people like me would be in trouble if we didn't have something like this.
飯田四郎
5/5
Kawaji Onsen♨️, which I use every month, is the most attractive.The karaoke facilities are second to none.The place for socializing that is unique to this hotel is attractive.
堀田誠三（クラウドパソコン教室）
3/5
When you arrive at the station, call and they will come and pick you up. It takes about 20 minutes on foot. The open-air bath and indoor bath are located in separate buildings.Since it's part of the Itoen group, dinner is a buffet with all-you-can-drink alcohol and soft drinks.This hotel group can accommodate even one person.Considering the price, I think the cost performance is good because you can eat and drink cheaply.
ふみ
4/5
A hotel that stands out in Kawaji Onsen.You can enjoy hot springs in a different style, with an indoor bath where you can enjoy the view from the top floor of the main building, and an open-air bath in the annex where you can enjoy the flow and sound of the Oga River at the back.The open-air bath has a slightly more sulfurous smell, giving you the satisfaction of soaking in a hot spring.The meal was buffet style, but there was a wide variety of food and drinks, and it was delicious.I had good hot water.
えいじ
2/5
About 30 years ago, I visited this inn many times as a tour conductor for a travel agency. It's been a long time since I last visited, and I was quite disappointed, so I'd like to write about it here.First of all, when I made the reservation, I booked a Japanese-style room, but I ended up with a room on the mountain side opposite the river. One of the selling points of Kawaji and Kinugawa is the beauty of the valley along the river, and it makes a big difference whether your room faces the river or the mountain.This time, it was a Japanese-style room, and although I was informed of the size of the room, I did not know which side the room was on when I made the reservation. However, in general, it is normal to stay on the river side unless you are specifically advised that you cannot enjoy the view. Since there were no special conditions such as a room for a tour conductor, I thought we would be on the river side this time as well, but we ended up on the mountain side and the view was the worst (the parking lot spread out in front of us).I'm not complaining about the fact that there are rooms on the mountain side, but I think the problem is that they don't provide information about this and sell rooms in a way that deceives customers.Regarding the attitude of the employees, the response from the male staff who seemed to be veterans was third rate. I'm disappointed when I find myself responding to a customer's question based on my own interests rather than one that takes into account the customer's point of view.The baths and facilities are fine, but the intangible aspects have definitely deteriorated since becoming part of the Itoen group.Dinner was at the level of a family restaurant buffet and not particularly good. You will have to separate your trash and dishes by yourself at the lower table. (It may be good for families, but it's far from an elegant dinner.)I thought it would be better to change the name to Sanryukaku instead of Ichiryukaku.I'm really disappointed because I know how good it used to be.