🏨 Kame no I Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Resort

Located in the mountains of Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, "Yunishikawa Onsen" is an all-inclusive hotel. An all-inclusive hotel means that the accommodation fee includes dinner and breakfast during the stay, a variety of drinks including alcoholic beverages, and various activity costs. In the tranquil and serene Yunishikawa Onsen area, known as a hidden gem in North Kanto, guests can fully enjoy a diverse range of services and experience a fulfilling hotel stay. At the "Kame no I Hotel Nikko Yunishikawa All-Inclusive Resort," both dinner and breakfast are served in buffet style. The dinner features "local gourmet cuisine," offering dishes cooked over a traditional charcoal fire from the Yunishikawa Onsen area, wild game dishes, and specialties like freshly made "salmon roe rice balls" using Tochigi-grown rice. The breakfast "local buffet" includes traditional dishes such as Nikko tofu skin and hot, freshly made tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet) prepared by chefs, providing a variety of nutritious and delicious meals. The hotel lobby's relaxation area offers 10 types of snacks and 25 types of drinks, and guests can enjoy local sake and sparkling wine free of charge without any additional fees. The hotel also has table tennis and darts, as well as a rich variety of seasonal activities such as "snow hut experience" and "snow play." Best of all, the hotel provides various yukata (traditional Japanese robes) for guests to wear during their stay. There are also free rental electric bicycles available for convenient exploration of the surrounding areas.

All-inclusive service, no need to worry about extra costs, enjoy delicious food and various activities to the fullest. Dinner features "Local Gourmet Cuisine," allowing you to taste the traditional and unique culinary culture of the Yuzawa Onsen. Breakfast is a "Local Buffet," offering nutritious and rich local dishes. There are a variety of activities available, including snow house experiences, snow play, table tennis, and darts. A selection of colorful and patterned yukata is available for free rental.