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Arrival Date: JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec   12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031  2008 2009 Nights: 1234567

Breakfast Not Included

Nikko Inn is traditional Japanese style accommodation located in a farm village.

The buildings were designed by Nikko Design Ltd. Here you may find many small things to be very interesting things you might have overlooked in your daily life.

While Japanese people love to import western culture, their own culture is magnificent and has always had a great influence on westerners. Nikko Inn would like to help Japanese people rediscover Japan and foreigners experience Japanese culture.

Therefore, we want to provide many services to our guests with the keyword of 'Hello, Japan' !. We have three guest cottages named 'Ume', 'Momo' and 'Sakura'.

Each cottage is for one group of guests and has private kitchen facilities. Mini kitchen with kitchen utensils and cookware. Bidet toilet(Full auto).Bath and shower. Wireless LAN.Mini TV.Built-in speakers (for your portable audio player).

Please follow this link to find information about the equipment provided in each house.
http://nikko-inn.jp/equipment.html

http://nikko-inn.jp

Adding to a room charge, facility charge is required on the first day and every 4th day.
Facility charge;
Ume: 4,200yen
Momo: 3,000yen
Sakua: 3,000yen

conditions: Our guest rooms are former houses built 60 years ago and fully restored. They were designed in 'Shyoin-zukuri' style. 'Shyoin-zukuri' is not only a traditional Japanese style, but also very popular style until not long ago. It is a style for residents and composed of 'Tokono-ma' (space built into the wall), 'Engawa' (Japanese porch), 'Tatami' (Japanese flooring), and some fixtures such as 'Fusuma' and 'Shyouji' (Japanese sliding doors made of paper). This style was invented in Medieval times. We restored the 3 buildings based on our research of 'Shyoin-zukuri' !