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From about US$366/ per night (2 adults, ¥57,960)

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Rakuten Travel rating 4.09 out of 5 (844 reviews). In reviews from families with children, guests say the staff were attentive to their children and they had a pleasant stay. Others say that with the all-inclusive stay, alcohol was unlimited and late-night snacks were served, so adults and children alike had a good time, and that their children were delighted to be given handheld fireworks in summer. On the downside, there is a complaint that dust and debris had collected under the bed.

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Kids Facilities

Kids' menu (dinner)

Indoor

Dishes for children under school age are prepared, and a reservation by the day before is required if you would like them. Children of elementary school age and older are served the adult menu, but you can ask for the kids' menu if you prefer. Breakfast is the same food as for adults.

Baby chairs

Indoor

Baby chairs are available as children's seating; to use one at the restaurant, just ask the staff at the venue. Baby food is not provided, but if you bring your own, the staff will help warm it. A microwave is in the vending machine corner on basement floor 1.

Baby bed in the communal bath

Indoor

The communal bath has a baby bed you can use for changing your child after bathing. Cribs are not lent out for guest rooms, so if you want one in your room, you will need to bring your own.

In-house activities and making onsen eggs

Indoor
  • paymentsPrice:Free for guests

Activities include making onsen eggs after check-in, roasting marshmallows at dinner, and stargazing with a planisphere and lantern lent free of charge. Table tennis, darts, board games, badminton and electric-assist bicycles are also included in the room rate.

Fireworks on the grounds

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  • calendar_monthSeason:Summer only

You can enjoy fireworks in the open area beside the parking lot. Insect repellent, lanterns and buckets are available to borrow; just ask the staff. Handheld fireworks are offered from May to September, and if you want more, you can buy extra fireworks at the shop.

Children's samue

Indoor

Children's samue (a two-piece Japanese outfit) come in sizes S, M and L, and children can borrow them to wear around the hotel. You can move around inside in samue and slippers, changing into shoes only when you go outside.

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Overview

Kamenoi Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Hotel is an all-inclusive hotel in Yunishigawa Onsen, a hot spring village where legends of the fleeing Heike clan warriors live on. The room rate covers dinner and breakfast, drinks in the lounge, and in-house activities such as table tennis and board games, so you never need to reach for your wallet. The rooms are mainly Japanese-style tatami rooms and Japanese-Western rooms. In the Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats) and the Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats + 6 mats), the futons are laid out in advance, so even small children who toss and turn in their sleep can sleep on the tatami. At dinner, a kids' menu for children under school age is prepared with a reservation by the day before, and baby chairs are available at the restaurant. The hotel has a communal bath, open-air baths and a sauna, and the spring water is an alkaline simple spring.

Rooms

There are 54 rooms in total, in both Japanese and Western styles. The Japanese-style tatami room (12.5 mats + 6 mats) is an 18.5-mat room: the 6-mat tatami room, which includes a sitting area, has 2 low beds, and the 12.5-mat tatami room is large enough for 5 sets of futon bedding. It sleeps 1 to 7 guests. The Japanese-Western room (10 mats + twin) is 60 sq m and sleeps up to 6 guests with 4 futons laid out in the tatami area, so it also suits three-generation trips. The Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats + 6 mats) is 16 mats and sleeps up to 6, and the Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats) is 43 sq m and sleeps up to 4. Because the futons can be laid side by side, these rooms are described as ideal for families with babies and preschool-age children. The Japanese-style tatami room (8 mats) is a 35 sq m room with 2 low beds, and with one extra set of futon bedding it takes up to 3 guests. To keep your space private, the futons in the Japanese-style and Japanese-Western rooms are laid out in advance: always in the Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats) and the Japanese-style tatami room (10 mats + 6 mats), and for stays of 3 or more guests in the Japanese-Western room, the Japanese-style tatami room (12.5 mats + 6 mats) and the Japanese-style tatami room (8 mats). The Western-style rooms are the Superior Twin Room (32.4 sq m, for 1 to 2 guests), the Deluxe Twin Room (34.1 sq m, for 1 to 2 guests) and the Deluxe Triple Room (34.1 sq m, 3 beds, for 3 guests). The Deluxe Twin and Deluxe Triple have no bathtub, only a shower booth. All rooms are non-smoking, and every room has a humidifying air purifier and a kettle, so you can prepare hot water for formula. A microwave is in the vending machine corner on basement floor 1.

Dining

Dinner and breakfast are both buffets at Kagaribi, a restaurant built around an irori (a traditional sunken hearth), and in-room dining is not available. Dinner features satoyama (Japanese countryside) cooking such as robatayaki (hearth-grilled dishes) and venison hot pot, and breakfast is a satoyama buffet where you can compare Tochigi's branded eggs. Dishes for children under school age are prepared, and a reservation by the day before is required if you would like them. Children of elementary school age and older are served the adult menu, but you can ask for the kids' menu at dinner only. Breakfast is the same food as for adults. Baby chairs are available as children's seating; just ask the staff at the venue. Baby food is not provided, but if you bring your own, the staff will help warm it. If you raise a food allergy when booking, part of the menu can be changed to an allergy-friendly version. Requests cannot be handled on the day, however, and because the kitchen handles many kinds of ingredients, trace contamination cannot be avoided, so complete removal is not guaranteed.

Baths and Onsen

The water at Yunishigawa Onsen is an alkaline simple spring, weakly alkaline with a pH of 8.4. There are 2 communal baths and 2 open-air baths, separated for men and women, plus a sauna. The onsen is open from 3 p.m. to midnight and from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. The indoor baths and open-air baths are recirculated, filtered and heated, with chlorine-based agents, while the nemuyu (reclining bath) flows straight from the source. Mixed bathing is allowed for children aged 6 and under. Guests aged 12 and over pay a separate bathing tax of 150 yen. The communal bath has a baby bed you can use for changing your child after bathing. There is no private-hire bath, and the onsen cannot be used before check-in or after checkout. It is not listed in our information whether children who are not yet out of diapers may get into the baths, so please confirm with the hotel in advance.

Family-Friendly Features

The all-inclusive room rate covers dinner and breakfast, alcoholic and soft drinks at the restaurant and lounge, and in-house activities, so families can relax without worrying about extra spending. The lounge offers soft-serve ice cream and snacks and has children's chairs, which makes it easy to use with young children. There is plenty to do without leaving the hotel: making onsen eggs after check-in, roasting marshmallows at dinner, stargazing with a planisphere and a lantern lent free of charge, plus table tennis, darts, board games, badminton and electric-assist bicycles. On the grounds, you can set off fireworks in the open area beside the parking lot, and insect repellent, lanterns and buckets are available to borrow. Children's samue (a two-piece Japanese outfit worn around the hotel) come in sizes S, M and L. Rates are set by age, regardless of whether meals and bedding are included: elementary school children pay 70% of the adult rate, children aged 3 to 6 who are under school age pay 50%, and children aged 0 to 2 co-sleep without meals or bedding for a facility usage fee of 1,650 yen. Some information also states that co-sleeping is limited to one child. Cribs are not lent out for guest rooms, so if you want one in your room, you will need to bring your own. There is no childcare service.

Access

The hotel is in Yunishigawa, Nikko, Tochigi. By car, it is about 1 hour from Imaichi IC on the Nikko-Utsunomiya Doro and about 3 hours from Tokyo. By train, take the Tobu Railway and the Yagan Railway to Yunishigawa Onsen Station, then the Nikko Kotsu Dial Bus for about 20 minutes; the hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Yunishigawa Onsen bus stop. The free shuttle from Yunishigawa Onsen Station must be reserved by the day before and is first-come, first-served, so it cannot be used once it is full. The shuttle runs Monday through Friday only and does not operate on weekends, national holidays or during peak periods. There is free outdoor parking for 40 cars on the grounds. In a typical year, studless winter tires or chains are required from December to April. No restaurants nearby are open at night, and the nearest convenience store is 40 minutes away by car, so bringing drinks and snacks for your children gives you peace of mind. There is no coin laundry.

Access & Information

location_onAddress1033 Yunishigawa, Nikko-shi, Tochigi 321-2601
directions_carAccessAbout 20 minutes by bus from Yunishigawa Onsen Station on the Yagan Railway, then a 3-minute walk from the Yunishigawa Onsen bus stop. A free shuttle runs from Yunishigawa Onsen Station Monday through Friday only, and reservations are required.
trainNearest stationYunishigawa Onsen Station
local_parkingParkingFree parking is available for about 40 cars.
callPhone+81-288-98-0016
paymentsCardsVISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, UC, DC, NICOS, UFJ Card, Mastercard
languageOfficial sitehttps://kamenoi-hotels.com/nikkoyunishigawa/open_in_new

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Kamenoi Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Hotel best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Kamenoi Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Hotel?

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Parking: Free parking is available for about 40 cars.

How do you get to Kamenoi Hotel Nikko Yunishigawa All-Inclusive Hotel?

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About 20 minutes by bus from Yunishigawa Onsen Station on the Yagan Railway, then a 3-minute walk from the Yunishigawa Onsen bus stop. A free shuttle runs from Yunishigawa Onsen Station Monday through Friday only, and reservations are required.

Can we bring our own baby food, and can you warm it?

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Baby food is not provided. If you bring your own, just ask the staff and they will help warm it.

Is there an electric kettle or a microwave for preparing formula?

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Every room has an electric kettle. A microwave is in the vending machine corner on basement floor 1.

Is there a charge for babies aged 0 to 2?

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Children aged 0 to 2 are charged a facility usage fee of 1,650 yen (tax included) and co-sleep without meals or bedding. Children aged 3 to 6 pay 50% of the adult rate, and elementary school children pay 70%.

Is there a kids' menu?

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Children's dishes are prepared for children under school age. Elementary school children are served the same food as adults, but you can order the kids' menu at dinner only, with notice by the day before.

What are the check-in and checkout times?

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Check-in is from 3 p.m. to midnight, and checkout is at 10 a.m.

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