Nikko Park Lodge

Nikko Park Lodge sets a high standard of comfort and quality service, and is the perfect base for you to explore Nikko.

The friendly staff at Nikko Park Lodge invite you to stay and enjoy the light, bright and cozy atmosphere of this charming pension set in beautiful surrounds. We are located in Ogurayama Forest Park.

The lodge is just across the road from bush land and walking trails, and 1.2 kilometers from Nikko train stations.

Nikko Park Lodge sets a high standard of comfort and quality service, and is the perfect base for you to explore Nikko.

There are variety of room types such as twin, double and maisonette style Rest in the comfortable, spacious rooms. All rooms are equipped with refrigerator, hair dryer, bath tub, shower and toilet.

We offer beautiful meals! (Reservation will be required for dinner)
Dinner course - Enjoy delicious, wholesome meals prepared in the Zen tradition. A sumptuous Zen dinner set includes an appetizer, salad, main dish and dessert. The bright and airy dining room has great views of the National Park and mountain ranges.

* Breakfast (8:00am to 9:00am) - Coffee, or tea and toast : 395yen
* Dinner set : 1,500yen

* Parking lot: 15 cars

“Shrines and Temples of Nikko” were registered as World Heritage site at the 23rd session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee held at Marakesh in Morocco in December 1999. The site consists of two Shinto shrines (Futarasan Shrine, Toshogu Shrine) and Buddhist temple (Rinnoji Temple). There are 103 historical buildings consisting of 9 national treasures and 94 important cultural properties. Most of the buildings were constructed by the greatest artists in the 17th century, and their artistic values are very high. Also, Nikko played an important role in supporting political structure of Edo period. For example, successive shoguns, envoys dispatched from imperial court in Kyoto, diplomatic envoys from Korea, they visited to Nikko. Moreover, those buildings are well harmonized with natural environment in order to host religious activities to worship the mountains of Nikko.

* Tosho-gu is just 1.4 kilometers from Nikko Park Lodge.
It takes just over twenty minutes to walk there from the lodge. The five-storey pagoda at the Tosho-gu temple is the first thing you see as you walk in the gates.