民宿 やま久 囲炉裏の温泉宿（いちいの家）
9.2
Exceptional(59 reviews)
1616-2 Yunishigawa, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2601, Japan
+81 288-98-0902
+3
Hotel Description
Minshuku Yama-Kyu Irori Onsen Yado (Ichii no Ie)
Nestled in the picturesque Yunishigawa area, 民宿 やま久 囲炉裏の温泉宿（いちいの家） offers guests a serene retreat in the heart of Nikko, Tochigi. Located at 1616-2 Yunishigawa, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2601, Japan, this cozy and traditional inn boasts an inviting atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a peaceful stay surrounded by nature. The design features rustic wooden interiors that blend harmoniously with the surrounding forest landscape, creating a sense of warmth and comfort. The hotel offers private baths and an onsen, providing an authentic Japanese hot spring experience to unwind and relax.
Guests will enjoy a variety of room options, all designed for comfort and tranquility. Each room is spacious and elegantly furnished, with traditional tatami mat flooring and comfortable futons for a restful night’s sleep. Whether you’re enjoying the calm of your room or the therapeutic hot springs, this inn ensures a restful and rejuvenating stay.
Special amenities at the inn include free Wi-Fi, parking, and a private bath for ultimate relaxation. The hotel provides an authentic Japanese experience without the distractions of modern amenities like air conditioning or a fitness center, ensuring guests can fully unwind.
Guests will find the hotel easily accessible, with public transportation options available nearby. Fukushima Airport is a 2-hour taxi ride away, making it convenient for those traveling by air.
Popular activities around the area include hiking in Nikko National Park, visiting the Heike No Sato museum, and exploring the local hot springs in Kinugawa Onsen. Guests can also enjoy visits to nearby attractions such as Hunter Mountain Shiobara for winter sports.
Dining options nearby include delicious local cuisine at restaurants like Yakiniku Yamamichi, Kaseki Ryori Yamaya, and the Yama-no-Restaurant, offering various styles of Japanese food.
Experience the perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and tradition at 民宿 やま久 囲炉裏の温泉宿（いちいの家）.
Guests will enjoy a variety of room options, all designed for comfort and tranquility. Each room is spacious and elegantly furnished, with traditional tatami mat flooring and comfortable futons for a restful night’s sleep. Whether you’re enjoying the calm of your room or the therapeutic hot springs, this inn ensures a restful and rejuvenating stay.
Special amenities at the inn include free Wi-Fi, parking, and a private bath for ultimate relaxation. The hotel provides an authentic Japanese experience without the distractions of modern amenities like air conditioning or a fitness center, ensuring guests can fully unwind.
Guests will find the hotel easily accessible, with public transportation options available nearby. Fukushima Airport is a 2-hour taxi ride away, making it convenient for those traveling by air.
Popular activities around the area include hiking in Nikko National Park, visiting the Heike No Sato museum, and exploring the local hot springs in Kinugawa Onsen. Guests can also enjoy visits to nearby attractions such as Hunter Mountain Shiobara for winter sports.
Dining options nearby include delicious local cuisine at restaurants like Yakiniku Yamamichi, Kaseki Ryori Yamaya, and the Yama-no-Restaurant, offering various styles of Japanese food.
Experience the perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and tradition at 民宿 やま久 囲炉裏の温泉宿（いちいの家）.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. 4 min drive to Heike No Sato
2. Guests praised the service
3. Traditional tatami room and private baths
4. Scenic views of Yunishigawa valley
5. Authentic Japanese onsen experience
6. No pets allowed on the premises
7. Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
8. Parking available for all guests
9. Nearby hiking trails in Nikko National Park
10. Close proximity to local Japanese restaurants
6.4 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Nikko National Park
30 min
Heike No Sato4 min
Kinugawa Onsen48 min
Mt. Tashiro1 hr 14 min
Hunter Mountain Shiobara1 hr 10 min
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4 min
焼肉 山道5 min
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なかや食堂5 min
レストラン寿楽1 hr 6 min
Mako1 hr 9 min
Enya1 hr 10 min
Cafe Restaurant Fujimoto1 hr 11 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 10:00 |
| Location rating | 6.4 |
| Nearest airport | Fukushima Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 8 min |
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Location
1616-2 Yunishigawa, Nikko, Tochigi 321-2601, Japan
Airports:
Fukushima Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 8 min
Nearby locations
6.4
Good Location
Top Attractions
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Amenities and Facilities
Pets
No pets
Parking & transportation
Parking
Public bath
Onsen
Private bath
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
No air conditioning
Reviews
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武 関
5/5
I had a very enjoyable stay. Master's Matagi discussion was so much fun that I wanted to listen to it forever. …
shota betsugi
5/5
A hot spring inn located a little behind Yunishigawa Onsen.If you visit in the winter, there is so much snow that winter tires are a must, and you can enjoy home-cooked wild game dishes prepared by the owner, who is a hunter. Also, the owner's very friendly and warm personality makes me want to visit again.There are bear skins and deer skulls around the inn, making it look like a hunter's home.And you can always enjoy a bath fed by the hot spring water from Yunishigawa Onsen.The bath is family bath style, and the temperature is quite hot, so you need to adjust the water accordingly. Shampoo and body soap are provided. There are two dryers.There are basically no amenities, so you need to bring your own toothbrush and towel. However, there are yukatas.It feels like you have to prepare your own futon in the room, so it's like a guesthouse.These points depend on what you are looking for, but personally I was very satisfied with the game cuisine, the calm atmosphere deep in the mountains, the hot springs, and the atmosphere of the owner.
植部真後
5/5
It was my first time staying in a guesthouse,It was a great time to get a feel for the local life!Enjoy your meal by the hearth while listening to the stories of the hunters and the furs and taxidermy that are everywhere.The smell of charcoal pervades the whole house.This was the kind of place I wanted to come to.Bears are said to be at their best before hibernation, so I'd like to visit them in the fall next time.
0093 mori
5/5
It was a wonderful stay!This inn is especially recommended for the following people:・People who like traditional guesthouses・People who want to enjoy a deeper mountain accommodation・People who like wild game and wild vegetables・People who can enjoy sitting around the hearth with other customersThis is an inn where you can get a glimpse of life in the mountains, with stories about mountain hunters, wild game dishes, and the fur and horns of the game the host has killed.The customer base included Jimny riders and off-road bike riders.I am also an off-duty car driver, but this time I used it on a family trip.The host was very kind and easy to talk to, and the food was delicious.The room can be locked from the inside, but not from the outside.The toilets are shared, but the second floor is separated by gender and equipped with a washlet.There is only one bath, but it is available 24 hours a day and is used when it is free. It's just the right size for four adults, and there's only one washing area.It's a clear, colorless hot spring that smells like sulfur, and you dilute it with water before entering.Wi-fi was available both in the room and at the restaurant.There is a water server and a tap that dispenses natural water from the stream.Meals are enjoyed around the hearth with other guests.So, I don't want to be staying on the same day as someone who doesn't follow the rules and etiquette, or a family with a poorly disciplined child.Lastly, I would like to ask husbands who are managing the business alone to continue to take care of their health and do their best.We will continue to use it in the future!
古室憲子
5/5
My husband wanted to eat game food, so I searched for it and stayed at Yamaku-san's for one night.Perhaps because it was a weekday, we were the only ones there and the bath was private, and the bath smelled of sulfur, so I was glad I took a bath several times.For dinner, I ordered wild game and wild vegetable dishes, as well as bear and wild boar, but I couldn't finish them all and ended up leaving them.The breakfast had a lot of side dishes, and even though I was told I could replace the rice, it was enough.Enjoy dishes that are rarely eaten,It was like staying there for the price of the meal.The water was so soft that I drank as much as I could.It was great to hear the host's cooking explanations and stories about hunting.This is a place I would like to visit again, thank you very much.
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Tomoko W
4/5
I was nervous because it was a gibier inn, but the master was very kind and we had a great time. Next time, I would like to try the bear hotpot. …
John Rutch
5/5
What a great experience. The food was fantastic and the traditional Japanese cooking and different local wild meats such as deer boar fish and bear made this a once in a lifetime opportunity. Clean. Good value. I loved it. 😍
Room 4
Service 5
Location4