かめむら別館
7.0
Very Good(22 reviews)
Japan, 〒321-1511 Tochigi, Nikko, Ashiomachi, 銀山平5448
+81 288-93-2218
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Hotel Description
Kamemura Bekkann
The かめむら別館, located at Japan, 〒321-1511 Tochigi, Nikko, Ashiomachi, 銀山平5448, offers guests a peaceful retreat surrounded by the natural beauty of Nikko. This traditional inn is a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, providing a serene atmosphere for travelers looking to escape the bustle of city life. The hotel’s unique design and tranquil surroundings make it a perfect choice for those who appreciate a relaxing and authentic Japanese experience. The hotel features an onsen, allowing guests to unwind in the healing waters and experience traditional Japanese bathing culture. Though the hotel does not have a fitness center, spa, or pools, it offers Wi-Fi for guests to stay connected. The rooms are simple yet comfortable, providing a warm, homey feel ideal for those who seek peace and rest. With easy access to key attractions such as Kegon Waterfalls (50 min), Lake Chūzenji (48 min), and Ryuzu Falls (55 min), guests can immerse themselves in nature and explore the beauty of the Nikko area. The hotel’s proximity to the Ashio Copper Mine Museum (11 min) and Senjōgahara Marshland (59 min) ensures that guests have plenty to discover. Transportation options are easily accessible, with the closest stations being Ashio Station (15 min by taxi) and Tsūdō Station (12 min by taxi). Nearby restaurants include Sansho ya, Diner Naito, and Enya, offering a range of delicious dining experiences. The かめむら別館 offers a wonderful blend of comfort, convenience, and natural beauty, inviting guests to relax and explore the rich culture and stunning landscapes of Nikko.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Onsen for relaxation and rejuvenation
2. Proximity to scenic and cultural landmarks
3. Simple and comfortable rooms with a homely feel
4. Access to key transportation hubs like Ashio Station
5. Nearby restaurants offering a variety of cuisines
6. Wi-Fi available for guests to stay connected
7.4 Very Good
Location rating
Top sights
Kegon Waterfalls
50 min
Lake Chūzenji48 min
Ryuzu Falls55 min
Ashio Copper Mine Museum11 min
Senjōgahara Marshland59 min
Nearest locations
Sansho ya
11 min
Diner Naito14 min
Nikko Kujira Cafeteria37 min
Enya41 min
Mako42 min
Yama-no-Restaurant46 min
Tarō.49 min
Maple49 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Location rating | 7.4 |
| Nearest airport | Ibaraki Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 2 hr 18 min |
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Location
Japan, 〒321-1511 Tochigi, Nikko, Ashiomachi, 銀山平5448
Airports:
Ibaraki Airport
Taxi: 2 hr 18 min
Transit:
Ashio Station
Taxi: 15 min
Walking: 1 hr 43 min
Tsūdō Station
Taxi: 12 min
Walking: 1 hr 30 min
Haramukō Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 9 min
Matō Station
Taxi: 14 min
Walking: 2 hr
Nearby locations
7.4
Very Good Location
Top Attractions
Top Restaurants
Amenities and Facilities
Public bath
Onsen
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
No air conditioning
Reviews
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みのいち
2/5
The rooms are unique in that they are connected by an outside passageway, and as I was the only one staying there, I felt a bit anxious about sleeping in a room that didn't lock on the night with the strong sound of rain.Although the inn is quite old, the two-room adjoining room is spacious, the food is richly seasoned and delicious, and the host has a gentle demeanor, so it was a very comfortable stay...The hot spring that was supposed to be accessible to the public was just a pool of hot water that was at a suitable temperature in the evening, perhaps because only one person was staying there, so it got really hot at night, and in the morning, there was almost no water to bathe in. That's a shame. I guess I should have said that...
山屋福造
5/5
My plan for a one-day mountain climbing trip suddenly changed to an overnight stay, so I contacted the hotel on the day of the trip and requested an overnight stay, which they readily agreed to and provided me with just breakfast.On the way to Ginzandaira, along the prefectural road Koshinyama Park Line, there is a decaying shuttle bus in the forest where you might even see a bear, and it is now a parking lot. When I got out of the car, I crossed a narrow bridge over a stream and the inn was on the other side. I later realized that this bridge is a shared bridge with the neighboring Sarutahiko Shrine, allowing access to the shrine from the inn.The owner of the inn seemed to be a mountaineer like us, and we had a great time talking about mountains. It seems that most of the customers are mountain climbers, and the owner is very knowledgeable about the nearby mountains.The detached guest room was cool even in the midsummer heat, and cold in the middle of the night. When the windows were opened, the sound of the murmuring sound was soothing, and the south-facing room had a beautiful view of the moon. The entire inn is in a location surrounded by deciduous evergreen trees and is said to be beautiful during the autumn leaves season.Now, it's a hot spring. On that day, the inn was reserved for just us, so the bath was also reserved for women. The hot water from alkaline simple springs is heated because the source temperature is low, but the lukewarm water temperature soaks in the heat and tired bodies just the right amount, and the smooth water leaves your skin smooth and moisturized. It made my skin not sticky with sweat.It's also nice if the innkeeper comes to check on you after you take a bath to see if the water is lukewarm. It will probably adjust to your desired temperature. During the cold winter months, I thought I could expect the temperature to be raised (you can use the hot springs as much as you like until 8 a.m.).For my body, exhausted by the heat of the lower world, the night was the first time in a long time that I could take a breather. I think I'll come again. I think this is a good inn that can also be used as a base for mountain climbing in Ashio. The price, which includes breakfast and 5,500 yen per person, is also pocket-friendly.
ゆう坊
5/5
This is a hot spring inn located below the Ginzandaira campsite.It is surrounded by trees and is in a location rich in nature.Park in the parking lot next to the road and cross the pedestrian bridge.Although the inn has a retro atmosphere, you can use the hot springs even at night, and the food was delicious.Sarutahiko Shrine is right next to the hotel, and you can walk there from the inn along a passage within the grounds.It's a very quaint inn, so I would like to stay here again.
よろしくです
4/5
Probably straight from the source.The flow rate is 34L/min, and heating is required due to the low source temperature.It's a simple alkaline spring, so it doesn't have much of a so-called hot spring feel, including its slimy feel and smell.However, you can create a semi-open-air bath by opening the window fully when there are no other customers.You can also see the stars beautifully from the bath at night.It only takes reservations by phone, so it doesn't seem to be too crowded.
impulskyliner33
2/5
There is a hot spring bath.The only heating available is an oil fan heater, so you will need to take measures to protect yourself from the cold during the winter season.
川津永
5/5
The hot springs had a high pH and were truly beautiful for the skin. The food was also delicious. The owner was also a nice person. I would like to go again.
まり奴
3/5
This is our favorite inn. I spent the year-end and New Year holidays here, just going to the kotatsu, bathing, and drinking. Anyway, I like the bath. Hot water is also good. I do not recommend it to those who like beautiful inns.
うちだまさし
4/5
A retro inn deep in the mountains, the hot springs are clear and smooth, and the food is delicious.
Shuichiro Watanabe (FreeStone)
3/5
I've always been interested in hot spring guesthouses. I was finally able to stay the night. Even one person could stay there. ¥9000 for 2 meals excluding tax. There seem to be a lot of basic mountain climbers and anglers. The owner is a fly man and is very knowledgeable about the rivers in the area. Currently, only annual fishing tickets are on sale. In winter, it's a good idea to bring a blanket. thank you for helping me.
coru chu
4/5
This is a Showa era inn with unlimited access to the hot springs.I was scared because I had to cross a narrow bridge, but I'm glad I went.This area is quiet, but if you look at the comparison photos of the past and present, it seems like it was once a thriving area.Across the street is an abandoned microbus that would please Kusahiro enthusiasts.
takoru s-be
3/5
I came by train, but you can have someone pick you up at Todo Station. The inn is retro. There is no key in the room. There is no safe, refrigerator, or air conditioner vending machine. There are towels and toothbrushes, but no bath towels. I didn't bring my own, so I used a washcloth, but you'd also need a bath towel. I came in winter, and although there is a stove, it is drafty and cold.The bath is fed directly from the source and is open 24 hours a day. There are yukatas available, but it's cold in winter.Disinfection? I was a little concerned about the smell. I thought it would be a little more sanitary.The meals included yamame trout, tempura, sashimi, chawanmushi, yuba, pickled vegetables, miso soup, and rice. The yamame trout was delicious. No meat dishes were served. On the way back, you can be dropped off at the station at 9 o'clock.I came by Watarase Keikoku Railway, changing to Aio on the Tobu Kiryu Line, but I recommend buying a return ticket at Aio.There are tickets that allow you to get off at Kobe and Mizunuma stations.The ticket gates and toilets are on the opposite side, which is inconvenient, so please consider the time it takes to transfer.Tsudo Station is an unmanned station, so you cannot buy a ticket that allows you to get off midway through the train. If you don't get off the train, you can buy it on the train as it is a one-man train. The illuminations at each station were cute. The valley was lit up at the so-called "Bando Curve" between Sawanori Station and Haramukai Station, and the lights inside the train were turned off, making it beautiful.
アンザイカオリ
3/5
I think people who usually stay at luxury inns should avoid it.However, it was a good place to experience the desolation of the Showa era.It must have been very crowded when the copper mines were flourishing.The bath was bathed in hot spring water, and the view from the window was nice.
仮の名前
4/5
Difficult to evaluate. It's a good place for this place, but if you're an urbanite, you might be surprised. The hot springs, the venison food, and the location are good!
진박
진수 박
5/5
A ryokan located on a very remote mountainside | If you drive in the evening, many deer and monkeys will appear along the way. Be careful.|The service is friendly and it is a new building so it is clean and tidy. …
KYOKO YAMANE
3/5
The hot water is smooth.
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Global803120
4/5
The food and hot springs are both good. I say this every year. People who know it seem to know it, and it's always fairly busy. The room is nice and spacious. …