"It was a great experience staying in a traditional ryokan, visit an onsen (public bath) and use a yukata (Japanese robe). Lovely staff, great location and spacious and clean room. A futon mattress would have made the experience even better, but the down duvet was wonderful."
"The beds were very thin mats on the floor with the worst pillows ever and terrible duvets, more like a quilt in an exposed duvet cover. The room was large but empty. After a long day of taking multiple trains I could have cried. It was pretty much like sleeping on the floor, with sketchy bedding, two sparse threaded towels, the toilet didn’t flush very good and the bidet sprayed water on the floor. It was the worst room I’ve ever stayed at and yet paid $370 Yen for one night. Do yourself a favor...
"The walk to the station was about 9 minutes but besides that the room was great. It supplied every need. I asked the wife how long the hotel had been opened since everything was like new but she didn’t know.
Everything comes with remote control including heated floors and was very modern. I was impressed. If you are looking for a VERY comfortable stay in Nikko this is the choice."
"The area around the property was really beautiful. Several things to do, we went to the monkey show which was interesting and to Edo Wonderland, which was very cool. However, this hotel is very old and needs to be updated. The outdoor bath was nice."
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"I should have booked 2 nights to really enjoy! Everything was excellent. My 1st time in Japan and this was lovely. Staff checking me in spoke great English.
I booked a huge tatami room and had a balcony overlooking the river. There is a turn-down service while you’re at dinner.
Buffet was fantastic and the whiskey was not watered down at all! Definitely try the sesame ball things for desert.
There are clear English instructions on how to use the onsens and an app that shows you how crowded they are in real time. Wonderfully comfortable sleeping here. I’d love to stay 2 nights in the future, maybe check out Edo Wonderland. The hotel gift shop is a good place to buy nicer, regional souvenirs.
Excellent customer service: 100 out of 10.
Just watch a couple videos on how the limited express trains work & the Kinugawa hotel busses & you’ll be fine. "
"The beds were very thin mats on the floor with the worst pillows ever and terrible duvets, more like a quilt in an exposed duvet cover. The room was large but empty. After a long day of taking multiple trains I could have cried. It was pretty much like sleeping on the floor, with sketchy bedding, two sparse threaded towels, the toilet didn’t flush very good and the bidet sprayed water on the floor. It was the worst room I’ve ever stayed at and yet paid $370 Yen for one night. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else!!"
"Everything was great except it was very disappointing that we couldn’t buy anything from the vending machine as it doesn’t cater to tourists. It needed a Japanese mobile number to sign up and buy things, and obviously we couldn’t. We called the staff several times and even asked if anything else could be done but there wasn’t much help and effort to try and resolve. "
"I found this Onsen and an excellent offer from Expedia. I wasn’t sure what to expect at such a low price and some mixed reviews. I loved it here and it exceeded my expectations. I dropped off my luggage early and walked the area until check in. Since it is across the river and a bit of a walk from the train station, it was so peaceful and beautiful away from others. I found a town footpath that overlooked the river gorge, a suspension bridge, and interesting decaying resorts from the economic boom downfall of the 90’s. A photographers’ paradise.
The resort seems to be going through a renovation. The room was very large and had living spaces with tatami mats. Oh yes, your room key opens a wooden locker near reception for you to place your shoes- wear socks. Beds were not futons but mattresses on floor. The mini fridge was great. I didn’t even use the bath in the room because the onsen was clean and wonderful. An outdoor bath looks out on a wooded area and is divine. The shower area has great hair and soap products. I had difficulty finding it at first because the instructions are a bit vague with arrows, but if you look for the out building next to and behind you’ll find it easily. Had to walk on plywood boards placed for the renovation and a rock path up to step so be aware. Yukata and slippers are provided. There are two massage chairs and multiple vending machines. I highly recommend staying here. "
"Really good value for money, Japan accommodation is not cheap. this was very good for our family. Private Onsen is a nice touch too. Definitely recommend."
Bring the family to Edo Wonderland and enjoy the excitement of this theme park in Nikko. Discover the hot springs and temples in this culturally rich area.
After visiting Nikko City Office, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Nikko. Take some time to visit the temples in this relaxing area.
You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at Trick Art Museum during your trip to Nikko. Discover the hot springs and temples in this relaxing area.
Bring the kids to Nikko Saru Gundan and have a fun-filled day at this amusement park in Nikko. Discover the hot springs and temples in this culturally rich area.
Explore the great outdoors at Nikko Hanaichimonme, a lovely green space in Kinugawa Onsen. Discover the hot springs and temples in this culturally rich area.
Bring the family to Tobu World Square and have a fun-filled day at this theme park in Kinugawa Onsen. Discover the hot springs and temples in this relaxing area.
Big Maze Palladium is located in a culturally rich area of Nikko that travelers like for its hot springs and temples. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, check out the 9 hotels and other accommodations you'll find within a mile.
What's the best hotel to stay near Big Maze Palladium?
Hotel Ootaki is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this hotel offers a restaurant and free parking. It's located 2.8 mi (4.4 km) from Big Maze Palladium. Other good choices within 5 miles include Hotel Sunshine Kinugawa and Rakuten Stay Motel Nikko Kinugawa.
How many hotels are there near Big Maze Palladium?
Expedia has 9 hotels and other accommodations within a mile from Big Maze Palladium.
If I need to cancel the hotel reservation for my stay near Big Maze Palladium, will I receive a refund?
Yes, most hotel reservations are fully refundable if cancelled prior to the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which in most cases is within 24 or 48 hours of your check-in date. If you have a non-refundable reservation, it might still be possible to cancel it and get a refund within 24 hours of your booking. Plug in your dates, click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to get the best deals near Big Maze Palladium.
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What can I see and do near Big Maze Palladium?
Local parks like Kirifuri Waterfall, Nikko Hanaichimonme, and Nikko Daiyagawa Park are peaceful spots to stop and take in some fresh air. Bring the family to Edo Wonderland, Nikko Saru Gundan, and Tobu World Square while you're checking out the area near Big Maze Palladium. Attractions like Trick Art Museum and Nikko City Suginami Art Gallery highlight the local culture.
